Spikes in wc3

Uniken · 2nd Jul 2008, 15:53 CEST

Hello,

I am experiencing spikes, but it is not in every game. I am able to tell a few seconds after i entered a battle.net game, if this is going to be a spiky game. It can happen with three games between or fifteen. It happens both when I am alone on the net and when my brother is online. I have never tried it on GGC!
The wierd thing is, that it lasts for ONE game. As soon as the game is over, my spiking experience stops and the next game can be without any kinds of spikes. The spikes happen appear every 2-3 seconds, and lasts for 0.2-0.3 seconds.

Please help =)

icyF · 2nd Jul 2008, 16:04 CEST

Are they caused by your connection or your PC?

Uniken · 2nd Jul 2008, 18:12 CEST

That is a big concern for me aswell, but when I am on teamspeak the voices spike while I am having my spike in wc3. I just don't get why the connection would be spiking for one game and not the next one. It is spiking for the entire game no matter the lenght of it.

Inzek · 2nd Jul 2008, 18:54 CEST

have you considerer that could be the other player?

Uniken · 2nd Jul 2008, 20:05 CEST

I doubt that, since I am the only person experiencing this problem and it occurs very often.

implicit · 3rd Jul 2008, 00:58 CEST

Are you on a laptop or desktop, regardless check where your fans are see if their dusty. This dust might cause your pc to overheat faster than usual (happened to a friend of mine). Give it a thorough cleaning (Dont use liquids!) You might want to use a duster. Hope this helps

Uniken · 3rd Jul 2008, 10:46 CEST

Im using a rather new desktop with great specifications (2.8 Dual Core, 3GB Ram, 1000GB hdd, GeForce 8600GT) Despite the great computer I cleaned it a month ago. I guess its worth a try

Thank you.

Akatosch · 3rd Jul 2008, 17:33 CEST

OK the error isnt in the low efficience.^^

AlphaTay · 5th Jul 2008, 02:02 CEST

another issue could be the internet connection issue, the way to check it is, @ command prompt, type ping <your isp website> -t, run it for 5 mins, see is there is any frequent ping time outs, dont use your internet connection while testing.

there is also games stuttering problem, check it if it is happen to be yours.

2nd Jul 2008, 16:04 CEST	#2
icyF Adequate Citizen Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 470	Are they caused by your connection or your PC? __________________ How do you do, my name is Trouble.

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2nd Jul 2008, 15:53 CEST	#1
Uniken Newbie Citizen Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 22	Hello, I am experiencing spikes, but it is not in every game. I am able to tell a few seconds after i entered a battle.net game, if this is going to be a spiky game. It can happen with three games between or fifteen. It happens both when I am alone on the net and when my brother is online. I have never tried it on GGC! The wierd thing is, that it lasts for ONE game. As soon as the game is over, my spiking experience stops and the next game can be without any kinds of spikes. The spikes happen appear every 2-3 seconds, and lasts for 0.2-0.3 seconds. Please help =)

2nd Jul 2008, 18:12 CEST	#3
Uniken Newbie Citizen Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 22	That is a big concern for me aswell, but when I am on teamspeak the voices spike while I am having my spike in wc3. I just don't get why the connection would be spiking for one game and not the next one. It is spiking for the entire game no matter the lenght of it.

2nd Jul 2008, 18:54 CEST	#4
Inzek Newbie Citizen Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 16	have you considerer that could be the other player?

2nd Jul 2008, 20:05 CEST	#5
Uniken Newbie Citizen Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 22	I doubt that, since I am the only person experiencing this problem and it occurs very often.

3rd Jul 2008, 00:58 CEST	#6
implicit Newbie Citizen Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1	Are you on a laptop or desktop, regardless check where your fans are see if their dusty. This dust might cause your pc to overheat faster than usual (happened to a friend of mine). Give it a thorough cleaning (Dont use liquids!) You might want to use a duster. Hope this helps

3rd Jul 2008, 10:46 CEST	#7
Uniken Newbie Citizen Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 22	Im using a rather new desktop with great specifications (2.8 Dual Core, 3GB Ram, 1000GB hdd, GeForce 8600GT) Despite the great computer I cleaned it a month ago. I guess its worth a try Thank you.

3rd Jul 2008, 17:33 CEST	#8
Akatosch Influential Citizen Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 500	OK the error isnt in the low efficience.^^

5th Jul 2008, 02:02 CEST	#9
AlphaTay Newbie Citizen Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3	another issue could be the internet connection issue, the way to check it is, @ command prompt, type ping <your isp website> -t, run it for 5 mins, see is there is any frequent ping time outs, dont use your internet connection while testing. there is also games stuttering problem, check it if it is happen to be yours.

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