[Aarsbuds0r (old)]

Maybe its just a bad connection

[UZ|admineya]

it ain't connection, the line's 512 cable, my ping to server is usually 70 (+/- 5)

[Aarsbuds0r (old)]

HMm, I heard someone who closed winamp and firewall and antivirus, I wouldnt know anything else to solve it, sorry..

[Aarsbuds0r (old)]

Black in netgraph is antiwarp... Im too tired right now to explain more about it, sorry

[UZ|admineya]

all right, just in case anyone else had the same problem, this is what I came to:

I played with all the durn settings, no change, so I erased everything down to quake, installed it all back, had to set my hunkmegs and zonemegs to higher, pb_sleep to 500, pb system "1", did pb update by hand and saved the configs for everything

Played for 8 hours with no problems at all, did no changes, but the same old probs returned... yeah, I copied in the saved configs, runs like a swiss watch. starts giving me s..t, I just plain re-copy the configs (kinda tired of looking for what's wrong )

so, still thanks for help

[[T]BludShoT]

I think you would be crazy to use cg_brassTime "0", unless you just don't mind not knowing where the enemy is sometimes.

[UZ|admineya]

I tried that just a sec ago, on one of the other machines , doesn't change anything + sucks

outta sheer curiosity, what in pb could be responsible for all the swapping? When I ran the game without changes after I reinstalled and without pb, it worked sweet. When I ran the game with pb activated, my HDD just went crazy and kept swapping. The same happened after those 8 hours. My ping mostly stayed 70, but the disc started swapping and the game was just plain unplayable. Just curious...

[rashly (old)]

if you are hearing hd reads then pb is scanning your swap file. reduce teh size of the virtual memory (make it on a seperate partition also) if you dont need it to be as high as it is. the smaller your swap gile, the less hd scanning pb has to do.

[UZ|admineya]

simple and clean. never thought of it but it helps, thanks