Do you think packet loss and burst are mostly caused by servers, or is it something we can fix on our end? Let me know your experiences and what has (or hasn’t) worked for you! I've decided to share the IP ranges I’ve been using directly here as well, so we can collaborate and create better lists together. If you’ve found any IPs that work for you, feel free to comment them below-along with your region, if you don’t mind sharing, so others can test them out! Here’s what’s worked (and hasn’t) for me so far, based in Germany: IP ranges that have worked the best for me: 13.107.3.0/24 20.44.86.0/24 13.86.37.0/24 20.242.71.0/24 52.96.52.0/24 52.13.58.0/24 Not sure about these ones-they seem to break things (test them for yourself): 52.137.108.0/24 23.50.131.0/24 This one blocks levels, calling cards, and emblems for me: 20.96.52.198 (Everyone appears as level 1 with the same calling cards and emblems.) This one seems to be essential for booting the game (Demonware’s server in Ireland): 185.34.106.90 (I blocked it during testing and couldn’t log in afterward.) Let’s work together to find more stable options!
I am located in Hamburg, Germany. I blocked these high ping IP ranges: 13.67.168.0/24 13.86.37.0/24 20.22.113.0/24 20.96.52.0/24 40.86.103.0/24 40.91.95.0/24
@@bl4ckIvy oh well well, thank you! I will add these to my list, and experiment around sooner or later. Just checked and never ran into these in the last days.. but who knows, maybe one day the routing changes and I get connected to these servers. Thanks again!
Working in IT, specifically in networking, I've observed that despite proper management and ample bandwidth, the servers for Call of Duty have experienced a significant drop in quality.
Glad to hear that, go tell the others who say there’s literally nothing we can do. I am not saying it works for everyone, but there’s people saying this is useless. I wouldn’t provide a video and settings if people say it’s useless and didn’t work. I am glad that others have a better experience!
Reporting back and pushing the algorithm for you. Got this video recommended, watched and I'm surprised how easy of a fix this was. After all your trying and shadow ban of course. Thanks for your efforts. :)
Thank you! It is kinda easy, a gaming router would be better. And I probably got banned because of some tools as I mentioned already. But it was fun experimenting around.
Junge. Was für ein Unterschied! Ganz herzlichen Dank! Ich bin bald verrückt geworden. Als 3 bis 4 KD Spieler hatte ich das Gefühl, dass meine shots 0 dmg machen. Der Unterschied ist crazy! Herzlichen Dank!
DLSS is better for performance (yes better input lag). If you get more frames with DLSS, which you should most of the time, you are gaining an advantage in input lag. If you are getting the same FPS with DLSS, change the preset to a lower one or else use FXCas.
Thanks for the information! I always cap my framerate, so I really dont know which would give me better performance. Just heard and read multiple times that FXCas is better in BO6, even if I use DLSS in every other game. I would need to uncap my frames and test it for myself.
Very informative video, bro. From my experience, I've found that I have the best performance on the Xbox platform for PC. Battle Net and steam runs terrible for me. Have you noticed anything like that?
@ Thank you so much man, I appreciate it! I only play via the Game Pass, so I cannot say it runs worth with Steam or Battle net. I’d be interested in why that is though .. you mean the whole game in general or just bad latency?
If you can block levels, calling cards and emblems, u think it's also possible to block cosmetics via IP blocking? Have you tested all the IP's yet or are there still a lot to try?
Ich spiele jetzt damit die letzten Tage und muss sagen. Das ist ein Gamechanger. Eine Idee wäre die ganzen IP´s in einem Spreadsheet in einer Excel Tabelle oder so zu sammeln. Des weiteren sollte es möglich das ganze auch auf ander Online Spiele anzuwenden.
Das freut mich wirklich zu hören! Anscheinend bringt das wirklich mehr Leuten was als ich dachte. Unglaublich schön zu sehen! Und ja, so eine Liste könnte man für mehrere Games anfertigen.
Great informative video as previously. Thank you for clarifying the risks of using apps outside of default windows built in apps. Is it possible for you to provide some COD IP's that we should not block that affect voice chat etc.?
COD connects to several different CDNs or Content Delivery Networks. CDNs are used in websites for delivering things such as styles or images on websites with large amounts of traffic and it makes loading them easier. This makes no sense for COD. We all have the game downloaded...put that data in the downloaded game, dont make me stream it millions of times. Texture streaming is stupid and shouldnt even be in the game let alone required. I should only be receiving positional data from the server and if i am getting shot or not. But it seems like they instead want you connected to multiple CDNs constantly. Its only more expensive for them and leading to a worse product. It may allow them to have higher res textures in a smaller download size but we see how bad they are at small download sizes, theres no reason for the game to be 100+ gbs. From briefly looking at the servers it connects to, it seems to connect to all data centers and then tries to find a match within them. Even from the US it tries to ask the server cluster in Dublin, Ireland for matches. Now i get low ping in all my matches, like 15ms, but very often the hit reg is non-existent and I get shot by people that dont render in or have not even peaked a corner yet because of the desync. Ping isnt an end all be all, low ping doesnt mean a good quality match. But i do wonder if you force your game to connect within your region do you get better hit reg. Might be worth playing around with geo-fencing settings in your router if it supports it. Then you dont have to find which servers not to block for login services etc as each data region "should" have their own. TLDR: Activision uses too many servers for streaming useless data resulting in poor synchronization between players. Geo-fencing in your router could be beneficial and is easier than trying to block random IPs. Just lookup your router and see if you can geo-fence using it.
Very interesting insight, thank you for that! Many routers like mine don’t have that option sadly. My old one at my parents house had it .. so I am left with doing it manually. It is just a shame that the consumer has to suffer because their stuff is cheap. Multi billion dollar company yes. But their servers are not capable of handling the already low amount of players.
Dont mind the trolls, do your thing. Dont even waste time tryin to explain it to them, they are not worth it and you cannot convince a single one. If i only knew this my first 4 years of when i started sosial media. (this is an ALT acc) .
Ah, thanks for the heads up! I dont mind them, especially people who cant use constructive feedback, and get personal and attack me. Also when assuming things, I do not like that at all. Guess we talking about the same comment here .. People can tell me all they want, I would just appreciate it if its constructive.
Hey man, thanks for your effort and time. I am planning to try this myself as well. I am just wondering if you know what are the locations of the first 6 ips that you have stated in the description? Because I think I also connect mostly to Frankfurt servers (I am from Croatia, a bit more to the west tho) so maybe those IPs could work for me as well.
Where are you from? I heard that US servers and gaming experience over there generally is a lot worse than Europe for example. I mean in the end, like I said, its Activision who has to fix their stuff. Am sorry that this did not improve your experience.
I have a 7800X3D and a 4070, and I run my in-game settings as low as possible, similar to what’s shown in the video. I’ve undervolted my CPU for higher clock speeds and adjusted my GPU settings to maintain more stable performance. I’ve also optimized settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel and always cap my framerate. In competitive games or FPS shooters, my priority is low latency with good visuals while maximizing framerate. Since my system can push well over 165 FPS, I cap the framerate to ensure it never dips below 165. This also makes my GPU more efficient, as it doesn’t have to work as hard chasing max framerates. There are a lot of factors involved, but this setup helps me achieve smooth and consistent performance. Hope that helps!
@ that’s a good question.. maybe. I haven’t checked how my frames are when uncapped. I don’t have issues with the games performance at all. Just the servers are a mess. Updating GPU drivers helped also.
@@xreve_ Es läuft ohne packet loss aber das größte Problem ist es, dass cod veraltete Server hat, mit einer 20-Tick-Rate, das merkt man im bo6 ganz stark.
@@TheAleko83 Ja, das hat mich echt schockiert. Activision in 2024 kann sich keine guten Server leisten, oder will es einfach nicht. Wahrscheinlich nur, um die Zahlen am Ende des Jahres besser aussehen zu lassen. Aber das wird ihnen irgendwann noch um die Ohren fliegen. Wenn die nicht bald in bessere Performance investieren, wird der Großteil der Spieler abspringen, denke ich. Es ist einfach fast unspielbar. Man merkt es besonders am Wochenende. Wenn ich das Spiel um 4 Uhr morgens spiele, bekommt man Lobbys, wo eine 3-4 KD völlig normal ist. Das passiert ständig. Weniger Leute, weniger Auslastung auf deren Servern und auch weniger Last in der eigenen Umgebung. Da spielt man teilweise wirklich ein ganz anderes Spiel. Aber freut mich, dass du deinen Packet Burst in den Griff bekommen hast. Hab auch noch nie von Wireguard Tunnel gehört, muss ich mir mal anschauen!
@@Kaiy87 auf dem Stand bin ich auch. Man nahm wohl an, die MP laufen auch auf 20Hz. Aber dann stellte sich heraus, es waren 20Hz in Warzone und 60Hz im Multiplayer. Um ehrlich zu sein, 60Hz reicht eigentlich auch aus. Die müssen aber irgendwas an ihren Servern machen, irgendwas ist da gewaltig falsch. Aber die Hoffnung habe ich nicht.
Jawohl, das geht! Hatte damals eine FritzBox, damit geht sowas. Aktuell nur eine von Vodafone, da kann ich nichts einstellen, darum Firewall. Sonst wäre ich auch auf Router Einstellungen eingegangen, wäre optimal gewesen.
Gib gerne Bescheid! Ich hatte das auch im Video erwähnt, wenn ich eine Fritzbox oder anderen Router hätte. Habe nur den von Vodafone, mit dem Ding kannst du kaum was einstellen. Sprich nichts eigentlich. Jemand hatte auch vorhin in den Kommentaren seine IPs in der Region Hamburg geteilt. Die habe ich in der Beschreibung hinzugefügt. Könnte man auch noch hinzufügen.
Packet burst in bo6 right now has nothing to do with internet its a PC problem only and its do to graphics settings, turn resize bar off and change nvidia reflex low latency to to on + boost, I have a 4090 and a 14900k with ram OC to 8000hz and i was getting packet burst so bad the game was unplayable, this is what fixed it for me
Sorry but you can’t do a damn thing about packet loss and packet burst on your end. Unless you have full access and control of COD’s servers you’re just as screwed as the rest of us
I get that the servers are their responsibility, but there are definitely things you can do on your end too. I’m not saying you can fix their broken servers, but you can reduce latency by optimizing your network settings. I’ve already explained why bursts and packet loss happen. If you want the best experience with fewer packet bursts, you need a good system, a stable internet connection, and to play during non-peak hours. Personally, I got tired of dealing with the terrible connection in these games. I shared my experience, and so many people have said it made their gameplay much smoother. Also, there are still people playing on Wi-Fi in 2024-playing without Ethernet is a big issue too. Many have improved their experience.
@ I have 5 gig fiber with a professionally optimized PC and everything and I’ll still get super high ping lobby’s, packet loss/burst and my lowest ping lobby (10-12ms) feels the worst out of all of them
@@xreve_Even tho i've never used wifi for gaming. It's not that bad anymore. For me it's 6 ping (cable) vs 9 ping (wifi)..and i'm the only user in my area using 6ghz band 🙄 Both show under 1ms latency during load or A+ under tests.
@@lunatik6168 I get it, I know there are people out there who are using older hardware or just don’t know any better. Some are still on Wi-Fi with a router from 10 years ago, never bothered to upgrade their plan, or simply don’t realize there are better options. I, myself, just upgraded to fiber optics-had B before, now I’m on A. Curious, I did a test and got a B+ connection. That's a downgrade, and it's frustrating. So I switched from Cloudflare DNS to Google DNS, and my upload and latency literally halved. But guess what? I got my A connection back. It’s fascinating how these things work. Just wish I could get A+ too.
@@xreve_ Usually the easiest way to get "A+" is to cap your bandwidth. For example: I have 300/300 connection capped at 270. I got way too many devices in my apartment. 2 PC's, laptop, 2 phones, 2 tv's,boiler and 5 thermostats to regulate floor/room temperature. Separated over 2.4ghz, 5ghz and 6ghz bands 🤔
You made 3 interesting videos that got visibility, now you release a fourth without saying anything useful, do you think that changing ip and dns will improve something? The problem is at the base, sbmm that does not give priority to the connection and poor servers at 60- tickrate. And you can do absolutely nothing to improve this for the simple reason that the problem does not depend on you.
Sorry if you feel like this is not useful, but it is. I’m playing on a 1000Mbps connection, I got a 7800X3D paired with a 4070. My hardware and connection is pretty solid. And I was able to get a better experience doing so. If you don’t, I am sorry. The stuff is useful and it can change for the better. Just do some research, it’s not that hard, and then test things for yourself.
@@xreve_ the first 6:30 min are useless, then from 6:30 to 12:30 you show your graphics settings another useless thing that is useless in this type of video, then you show how to change dns which literally 98% of the world's population knows, and which again is absolutely useless, in SOME cases the ping drops by 1/2, certainly it is not this 1/2 ping that makes the connection smooth, and certainly nothing of what I wrote above helps with the data burst, so you continue to say that this video is useful? I know better than you how it works and I have known these things for at least 8 years, they are things that I have already tried, but there would be no need to even try, just use your brain and understand that there is no correlation between what you showed and packet burst, or hitregistration. The thing about blocking IP addresses had intrigued me because I had never thought about it and I was interested in understanding better and that was useful content, I understand that you had visibility, given the fact that you brought something useful and new, now you are trying to do everything to have visibility but by bringing useless things making fun of the users, what do you think is happening?
@@xreve_ If you have a normal connection like a 1000mb FTTH you have no problem, if despite this you encounter poor hitreg packet burst lag it is not your problem and it is not a problem that you can solve, I'll give you an example, if the cable that brings the fiber to your home is faulty and causes packet loss or disconnections, can you from your home without calling the ISP solve the problem by changing dns or doing something to the pc? The answer is no, the same logic applies to the cod connection, the problem is the poor servers and sbmm that gives priority to balancing the lobbies and you can't do anything about it.
I get it, you’re clearly frustrated, and you’ve made some valid points about the server-side issues with SBMM and tick rate. But let’s be real-your comment comes across more as an attack than actual constructive feedback. You’re calling my video useless, assuming I’m chasing visibility, and acting as though sharing basic tips is some kind of crime. I’ve never claimed that changing DNS or tweaking settings will magically fix server-side problems. I’m not an expert in networking-I’m just someone trying to help with small potential improvements, even if they won’t solve the core issues. The fact is, some people have said these methods worked for them, and I thought it was worth sharing. If that’s not for you, fine, but that doesn’t mean the entire video is nonsense. You clearly have knowledge and experience, so why not share it constructively instead of tearing someone down? If you want better content, provide better feedback. Coming here with this energy doesn’t make you look smart-it just makes you look bitter.
@xreve_ I didn't just say your video is useless, I explained why. So I'm wrong, you're not looking for visibility? You've made 4 videos on this topic, the first 2 as I said were interesting, you could have avoided making the others, spoiler this won't even be the last video. "I've never claimed that changing DNS or tweaking settings will magically fix server-side problems." you said it by putting the title you put, the content of the video does not solve packet burst or hitreg problems, therefore you told a lie. I don't share anything because there is nothing to share, the problems that cod has are activision's fault and as I said 1000 times you can't do anything to solve it, if your line has instability problems you can activate windows qos and improve the bufferbloat or buy a netgear modem that has qos included and the geofilter and in addition to stabilizing the connection if the modem you have is poor it decreases and stabilizes the ping, or open nat, but in this case we are no longer talking about cod but about your own line, and this is valid for games where there are no server problems, because even doing all this the problems on cod persist.
Your Game play show your cleary using macros , and You complaining about servers ? Come on bro first stop using macros and try to play like a real player.
For Spain working pretty well the same than Germany: 40.91.95.0/255.255.255.0 20.96.52.0/255.255.255.0 52.138.119.0/255.255.255.0 20.242.71.0/255.255.255.0 20.109.167.0/255.255.255.0 40.86.103.0/255.255.255.0 20.109.157.0/255.255.255.0 20.84.129.0/255.255.255.0 52.183.58.0/255.255.255.0 13.86.37.0/255.255.255.0 13.67.168.0/255.255.255.0 20.22.113.0/255.255.255.0 4.155.112.0/255.255.255.0 52.137.108.0/255.255.255.0 20.69.141.0/255.255.255.0 13.89.117.0/255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 == /24
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Do you think packet loss and burst are mostly caused by servers, or is it something we can fix on our end? Let me know your experiences and what has (or hasn’t) worked for you!
I've decided to share the IP ranges I’ve been using directly here as well, so we can collaborate and create better lists together. If you’ve found any IPs that work for you, feel free to comment them below-along with your region, if you don’t mind sharing, so others can test them out!
Here’s what’s worked (and hasn’t) for me so far, based in Germany:
IP ranges that have worked the best for me:
13.107.3.0/24
20.44.86.0/24
13.86.37.0/24
20.242.71.0/24
52.96.52.0/24
52.13.58.0/24
Not sure about these ones-they seem to break things (test them for yourself):
52.137.108.0/24
23.50.131.0/24
This one blocks levels, calling cards, and emblems for me:
20.96.52.198 (Everyone appears as level 1 with the same calling cards and emblems.)
This one seems to be essential for booting the game (Demonware’s server in Ireland):
185.34.106.90 (I blocked it during testing and couldn’t log in afterward.)
Let’s work together to find more stable options!
I am located in Hamburg, Germany.
I blocked these high ping IP ranges:
13.67.168.0/24
13.86.37.0/24
20.22.113.0/24
20.96.52.0/24
40.86.103.0/24
40.91.95.0/24
@@bl4ckIvy oh well well, thank you! I will add these to my list, and experiment around sooner or later. Just checked and never ran into these in the last days.. but who knows, maybe one day the routing changes and I get connected to these servers. Thanks again!
Working in IT, specifically in networking, I've observed that despite proper management and ample bandwidth, the servers for Call of Duty have experienced a significant drop in quality.
Dude after I blocked the IPs my game has been so much better. Thank you, I can actually play the game again.
Glad to hear that, go tell the others who say there’s literally nothing we can do. I am not saying it works for everyone, but there’s people saying this is useless. I wouldn’t provide a video and settings if people say it’s useless and didn’t work. I am glad that others have a better experience!
How do you actually block the IPs?
@@jamessantiagobajo3928 If you look on my channel, there is the Part 2 video - there I explain how we do that!
Reporting back and pushing the algorithm for you.
Got this video recommended, watched and I'm surprised how easy of a fix this was.
After all your trying and shadow ban of course.
Thanks for your efforts. :)
Thank you!
It is kinda easy, a gaming router would be better.
And I probably got banned because of some tools as I mentioned already.
But it was fun experimenting around.
plz make an IP guide for NA servers
Junge. Was für ein Unterschied! Ganz herzlichen Dank! Ich bin bald verrückt geworden. Als 3 bis 4 KD Spieler hatte ich das Gefühl, dass meine shots 0 dmg machen. Der Unterschied ist crazy! Herzlichen Dank!
Sehr gerne, das freut mich wirklich sehr!
Hoffe es klappt ^^. Vielen vielen vielen lieben Dank dir. hab soooooo lange nach ner Lösung gesucht. Alles viel besser !!!
Digga. Du bist König!
You are the best man, thank you so much!!! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
You’re very welcome! :)
Does anyone know whether or not the IP stuff works for Warzone/Resurgence as well? Don't know if Activision uses different servers maybe?
It is the same procedure, just different servers. There will be different IPs from the ones in this video, but you can block them the same way.
@xreve_ top, danke dir!
DLSS is better for performance (yes better input lag).
If you get more frames with DLSS, which you should most of the time, you are gaining an advantage in input lag. If you are getting the same FPS with DLSS, change the preset to a lower one or else use FXCas.
Thanks for the information!
I always cap my framerate, so I really dont know which would give me better performance.
Just heard and read multiple times that FXCas is better in BO6, even if I use DLSS in every other game.
I would need to uncap my frames and test it for myself.
@@xreve_ Oh yeah true, capping frames with dlss on doesn't make sense unless you want to cap higher
Very informative video, bro. From my experience, I've found that I have the best performance on the Xbox platform for PC. Battle Net and steam runs terrible for me. Have you noticed anything like that?
@ Thank you so much man, I appreciate it! I only play via the Game Pass, so I cannot say it runs worth with Steam or Battle net. I’d be interested in why that is though .. you mean the whole game in general or just bad latency?
@AyeAyeRonNFPS steam is confirmed to get around 100 fps less than battlenet and game pass. Steam version is totally messed up
Can confirm tried blocking the last ip and couldn't connect either
If you can block levels, calling cards and emblems, u think it's also possible to block cosmetics via IP blocking? Have you tested all the IP's yet or are there still a lot to try?
Hahahaha I would LOVE to disable cosmetics. But I am sure that we won’t be able to get rid of that by blocking IPs.
Ich spiele jetzt damit die letzten Tage und muss sagen. Das ist ein Gamechanger. Eine Idee wäre die ganzen IP´s in einem Spreadsheet in einer Excel Tabelle oder so zu sammeln. Des weiteren sollte es möglich das ganze auch auf ander Online Spiele anzuwenden.
Das freut mich wirklich zu hören! Anscheinend bringt das wirklich mehr Leuten was als ich dachte. Unglaublich schön zu sehen!
Und ja, so eine Liste könnte man für mehrere Games anfertigen.
Great informative video as previously. Thank you for clarifying the risks of using apps outside of default windows built in apps.
Is it possible for you to provide some COD IP's that we should not block that affect voice chat etc.?
There should be one in the description!
It is this one for me: 20.96.52.198. with that, some stuff breaks.
Also congrats on surpassing 500 subscribers!! 🎉🎊@xreve_
thank you! :D
I got you :)
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Ive been in games we we are destroying, with no packet burst but once we got up by 75 points my whole team got packet burst crazy out of no where!
COD connects to several different CDNs or Content Delivery Networks. CDNs are used in websites for delivering things such as styles or images on websites with large amounts of traffic and it makes loading them easier. This makes no sense for COD. We all have the game downloaded...put that data in the downloaded game, dont make me stream it millions of times. Texture streaming is stupid and shouldnt even be in the game let alone required.
I should only be receiving positional data from the server and if i am getting shot or not. But it seems like they instead want you connected to multiple CDNs constantly. Its only more expensive for them and leading to a worse product. It may allow them to have higher res textures in a smaller download size but we see how bad they are at small download sizes, theres no reason for the game to be 100+ gbs.
From briefly looking at the servers it connects to, it seems to connect to all data centers and then tries to find a match within them. Even from the US it tries to ask the server cluster in Dublin, Ireland for matches. Now i get low ping in all my matches, like 15ms, but very often the hit reg is non-existent and I get shot by people that dont render in or have not even peaked a corner yet because of the desync.
Ping isnt an end all be all, low ping doesnt mean a good quality match. But i do wonder if you force your game to connect within your region do you get better hit reg.
Might be worth playing around with geo-fencing settings in your router if it supports it. Then you dont have to find which servers not to block for login services etc as each data region "should" have their own.
TLDR: Activision uses too many servers for streaming useless data resulting in poor synchronization between players.
Geo-fencing in your router could be beneficial and is easier than trying to block random IPs. Just lookup your router and see if you can geo-fence using it.
Very interesting insight, thank you for that!
Many routers like mine don’t have that option sadly. My old one at my parents house had it ..
so I am left with doing it manually. It is just a shame that the consumer has to suffer because their stuff is cheap. Multi billion dollar company yes. But their servers are not capable of handling the already low amount of players.
hey. really liked your video. i was just wondering if you could make a list of NA ip addresses to block?
Thank you! That would be a bit difficult, since I do not play over there. And it would be different for everyone else.
It only shows me 2 ip addresses and one logs my game out. Do you have any idea why?
Could be because your router is already blocking these unnecessary connections. Which is good!
what is the latency difference? And why if you don't mind.
What latency difference exactly do you mean?
@xreve_ my bad, I was referring to the comment about dlss and fxcas
Latency doesn't change.
It's only for packet loss and burst.
Dont mind the trolls, do your thing.
Dont even waste time tryin to explain it to them, they are not worth it and you cannot convince a single one.
If i only knew this my first 4 years of when i started sosial media. (this is an ALT acc) .
Ah, thanks for the heads up!
I dont mind them, especially people who cant use constructive feedback, and get personal and attack me.
Also when assuming things, I do not like that at all. Guess we talking about the same comment here ..
People can tell me all they want, I would just appreciate it if its constructive.
Hey man, thanks for your effort and time. I am planning to try this myself as well. I am just wondering if you know what are the locations of the first 6 ips that you have stated in the description? Because I think I also connect mostly to Frankfurt servers (I am from Croatia, a bit more to the west tho) so maybe those IPs could work for me as well.
You are very welcome, thanks for the feedback!
You can check the locations here for each IP: check-host.net/
Man I upgraded from Cable to AT&T 500/500 Fiber just for better internet, Im on Ethernet. I still packet burst every game.
Where are you from? I heard that US servers and gaming experience over there generally is a lot worse than Europe for example.
I mean in the end, like I said, its Activision who has to fix their stuff. Am sorry that this did not improve your experience.
Change 1st and 3rd person camera movement to least 50%
Oh, you got me there. I did not even see that settings.
Its like the head bobbing in Battlefield.. I will change that, once I play this game again ..
Is it enough to block the incoming IP or do we need to block both?
Just use the Outbound rule. With that you make sure you wont connect to the IP adresses you add in your scope.
Your game doesn't drop fps, it's stuck at 165 unstable, it doesn't drop, how did you do that?
I have a 7800X3D and a 4070, and I run my in-game settings as low as possible, similar to what’s shown in the video. I’ve undervolted my CPU for higher clock speeds and adjusted my GPU settings to maintain more stable performance. I’ve also optimized settings in the NVIDIA Control Panel and always cap my framerate. In competitive games or FPS shooters, my priority is low latency with good visuals while maximizing framerate. Since my system can push well over 165 FPS, I cap the framerate to ensure it never dips below 165. This also makes my GPU more efficient, as it doesn’t have to work as hard chasing max framerates. There are a lot of factors involved, but this setup helps me achieve smooth and consistent performance. Hope that helps!
@@xreve_ very interesting, I really liked the result you got, can I get something similar with an i5 12400 rtx 3070 configuration?
@ that’s a good question.. maybe. I haven’t checked how my frames are when uncapped. I don’t have issues with the games performance at all. Just the servers are a mess. Updating GPU drivers helped also.
Meine fix war es wireguard tunnel zu erstellen da ich telekom Kunde bin ist es nicht leicht bei bo6 eine lobby zu finden ohne packt loss.
Hört sich auch sehr spannend an. Läuft jetzt alles generell besser?
@@xreve_ Es läuft ohne packet loss aber das größte Problem ist es, dass cod veraltete Server hat, mit einer 20-Tick-Rate, das merkt man im bo6 ganz stark.
@@TheAleko83 Ja, das hat mich echt schockiert. Activision in 2024 kann sich keine guten Server leisten, oder will es einfach nicht. Wahrscheinlich nur, um die Zahlen am Ende des Jahres besser aussehen zu lassen. Aber das wird ihnen irgendwann noch um die Ohren fliegen. Wenn die nicht bald in bessere Performance investieren, wird der Großteil der Spieler abspringen, denke ich. Es ist einfach fast unspielbar. Man merkt es besonders am Wochenende. Wenn ich das Spiel um 4 Uhr morgens spiele, bekommt man Lobbys, wo eine 3-4 KD völlig normal ist. Das passiert ständig. Weniger Leute, weniger Auslastung auf deren Servern und auch weniger Last in der eigenen Umgebung. Da spielt man teilweise wirklich ein ganz anderes Spiel. Aber freut mich, dass du deinen Packet Burst in den Griff bekommen hast. Hab auch noch nie von Wireguard Tunnel gehört, muss ich mir mal anschauen!
@@TheAleko83 hatte gehört, dass die bo6-server mit 60hz laufen sollten, jedoch die Warzone-Server 20hz haben ... aber habe es nie selbst überprüft
@@Kaiy87 auf dem Stand bin ich auch. Man nahm wohl an, die MP laufen auch auf 20Hz. Aber dann stellte sich heraus, es waren 20Hz in Warzone und 60Hz im Multiplayer.
Um ehrlich zu sein, 60Hz reicht eigentlich auch aus. Die müssen aber irgendwas an ihren Servern machen, irgendwas ist da gewaltig falsch. Aber die Hoffnung habe ich nicht.
No love for the console guys? We’re just stuck in this infinite sbmm hell
Habe ich als PlayStation Spieler eine Chance die ips zu blocken? Im Router zum Beispiel?
ja, läuft nach dem gleichen Prinzip. Musst es dann halt nur in den Router-Einstellungen vornehmen
@ Danke für deine Antwort. Schöne Grüße aus Lindlar. ✌🏻
Jawohl, das geht!
Hatte damals eine FritzBox, damit geht sowas.
Aktuell nur eine von Vodafone, da kann ich nichts einstellen, darum Firewall.
Sonst wäre ich auch auf Router Einstellungen eingegangen, wäre optimal gewesen.
@@xreve_ dann Google ich jetzt mal wie man die Dinger in der FRITZ!Box blockiert. Bin gespannt.
Gib gerne Bescheid! Ich hatte das auch im Video erwähnt, wenn ich eine Fritzbox oder anderen Router hätte.
Habe nur den von Vodafone, mit dem Ding kannst du kaum was einstellen. Sprich nichts eigentlich.
Jemand hatte auch vorhin in den Kommentaren seine IPs in der Region Hamburg geteilt. Die habe ich in der Beschreibung hinzugefügt.
Könnte man auch noch hinzufügen.
Packet burst in bo6 right now has nothing to do with internet its a PC problem only and its do to graphics settings, turn resize bar off and change nvidia reflex low latency to to on + boost, I have a 4090 and a 14900k with ram OC to 8000hz and i was getting packet burst so bad the game was unplayable, this is what fixed it for me
run a benchmark and see if dlss is still on i have amd and i turned this off in game but was still on in my config file
I will try that, thank you!
Sorry but you can’t do a damn thing about packet loss and packet burst on your end. Unless you have full access and control of COD’s servers you’re just as screwed as the rest of us
I get that the servers are their responsibility, but there are definitely things you can do on your end too. I’m not saying you can fix their broken servers, but you can reduce latency by optimizing your network settings. I’ve already explained why bursts and packet loss happen. If you want the best experience with fewer packet bursts, you need a good system, a stable internet connection, and to play during non-peak hours.
Personally, I got tired of dealing with the terrible connection in these games. I shared my experience, and so many people have said it made their gameplay much smoother. Also, there are still people playing on Wi-Fi in 2024-playing without Ethernet is a big issue too. Many have improved their experience.
@ I have 5 gig fiber with a professionally optimized PC and everything and I’ll still get super high ping lobby’s, packet loss/burst and my lowest ping lobby (10-12ms) feels the worst out of all of them
@@xreve_Even tho i've never used wifi for gaming. It's not that bad anymore.
For me it's 6 ping (cable) vs 9 ping (wifi)..and i'm the only user in my area using 6ghz band 🙄
Both show under 1ms latency during load or A+ under tests.
@@lunatik6168
I get it, I know there are people out there who are using older hardware or just don’t know any better. Some are still on Wi-Fi with a router from 10 years ago, never bothered to upgrade their plan, or simply don’t realize there are better options. I, myself, just upgraded to fiber optics-had B before, now I’m on A.
Curious, I did a test and got a B+ connection. That's a downgrade, and it's frustrating. So I switched from Cloudflare DNS to Google DNS, and my upload and latency literally halved. But guess what? I got my A connection back. It’s fascinating how these things work. Just wish I could get A+ too.
@@xreve_ Usually the easiest way to get "A+" is to cap your bandwidth. For example: I have 300/300 connection capped at 270.
I got way too many devices in my apartment.
2 PC's, laptop, 2 phones, 2 tv's,boiler and 5 thermostats to regulate floor/room temperature. Separated over 2.4ghz, 5ghz and 6ghz bands 🤔
You made 3 interesting videos that got visibility, now you release a fourth without saying anything useful, do you think that changing ip and dns will improve something? The problem is at the base, sbmm that does not give priority to the connection and poor servers at 60- tickrate.
And you can do absolutely nothing to improve this for the simple reason that the problem does not depend on you.
Sorry if you feel like this is not useful, but it is.
I’m playing on a 1000Mbps connection, I got a 7800X3D paired with a 4070. My hardware and connection is pretty solid. And I was able to get a better experience doing so. If you don’t, I am sorry. The stuff is useful and it can change for the better. Just do some research, it’s not that hard, and then test things for yourself.
@@xreve_ the first 6:30 min are useless, then from 6:30 to 12:30 you show your graphics settings another useless thing that is useless in this type of video, then you show how to change dns which literally 98% of the world's population knows, and which again is absolutely useless, in SOME cases the ping drops by 1/2, certainly it is not this 1/2 ping that makes the connection smooth, and certainly nothing of what I wrote above helps with the data burst, so you continue to say that this video is useful?
I know better than you how it works and I have known these things for at least 8 years, they are things that I have already tried, but there would be no need to even try, just use your brain and understand that there is no correlation between what you showed and packet burst, or hitregistration.
The thing about blocking IP addresses had intrigued me because I had never thought about it and I was interested in understanding better and that was useful content, I understand that you had visibility, given the fact that you brought something useful and new, now you are trying to do everything to have visibility but by bringing useless things making fun of the users, what do you think is happening?
@@xreve_ If you have a normal connection like a 1000mb FTTH you have no problem, if despite this you encounter poor hitreg packet burst lag it is not your problem and it is not a problem that you can solve, I'll give you an example, if the cable that brings the fiber to your home is faulty and causes packet loss or disconnections, can you from your home without calling the ISP solve the problem by changing dns or doing something to the pc?
The answer is no, the same logic applies to the cod connection, the problem is the poor servers and sbmm that gives priority to balancing the lobbies and you can't do anything about it.
I get it, you’re clearly frustrated, and you’ve made some valid points about the server-side issues with SBMM and tick rate. But let’s be real-your comment comes across more as an attack than actual constructive feedback. You’re calling my video useless, assuming I’m chasing visibility, and acting as though sharing basic tips is some kind of crime.
I’ve never claimed that changing DNS or tweaking settings will magically fix server-side problems. I’m not an expert in networking-I’m just someone trying to help with small potential improvements, even if they won’t solve the core issues. The fact is, some people have said these methods worked for them, and I thought it was worth sharing. If that’s not for you, fine, but that doesn’t mean the entire video is nonsense.
You clearly have knowledge and experience, so why not share it constructively instead of tearing someone down? If you want better content, provide better feedback. Coming here with this energy doesn’t make you look smart-it just makes you look bitter.
@xreve_ I didn't just say your video is useless, I explained why.
So I'm wrong, you're not looking for visibility? You've made 4 videos on this topic, the first 2 as I said were interesting, you could have avoided making the others, spoiler this won't even be the last video.
"I've never claimed that changing DNS or tweaking settings will magically fix server-side problems."
you said it by putting the title you put, the content of the video does not solve packet burst or hitreg problems, therefore you told a lie.
I don't share anything because there is nothing to share, the problems that cod has are activision's fault and as I said 1000 times you can't do anything to solve it, if your line has instability problems you can activate windows qos and improve the bufferbloat or buy a netgear modem that has qos included and the geofilter and in addition to stabilizing the connection if the modem you have is poor it decreases and stabilizes the ping, or open nat, but in this case we are no longer talking about cod but about your own line, and this is valid for games where there are no server problems, because even doing all this the problems on cod persist.
Your Game play show your cleary using macros , and You complaining about servers ? Come on bro first stop using macros and try to play like a real player.
Are you serious? I’d rather take that as a compliment. What macros am I using, I’m interested in you telling me :)
im in Korea have the same 185.34.106.90 for log in.
For Spain working pretty well the same than Germany:
40.91.95.0/255.255.255.0
20.96.52.0/255.255.255.0
52.138.119.0/255.255.255.0
20.242.71.0/255.255.255.0
20.109.167.0/255.255.255.0
40.86.103.0/255.255.255.0
20.109.157.0/255.255.255.0
20.84.129.0/255.255.255.0
52.183.58.0/255.255.255.0
13.86.37.0/255.255.255.0
13.67.168.0/255.255.255.0
20.22.113.0/255.255.255.0
4.155.112.0/255.255.255.0
52.137.108.0/255.255.255.0
20.69.141.0/255.255.255.0
13.89.117.0/255.255.255.0
255.255.255.0 == /24
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Sorry for the question, are they only IPs connected with TCP protocol or also UDP?
@@TheSuperlapo UDP protocol is not used for the purpose of sending and receive bullets