Hey
The following problem: As soon as I installed OW2, I noticed that I have frame drops even in the Practice Range, which I believe are a network problem originating from Overwatch and not from me.
Whenever I have this “lag”, my frames always drop by about 4 or 5 FPS no matter where I capped. So 144 / 90 / 60 FPS it’s always about 5 FPS and on the left appears this lightning symbol which is an indication of a “network problem” or in my case probably a problem with Overwatch (server) which affects me.
As far as I know, the client cannot distinguish between client and server problems and generalises them.
I have also done a DNS refresh etc. But since the drops are always relatively constant and the intervals are always the same - I don’t think it’s a problem of mine.
I don’t have such problems in any other game. It should be clear that OW servers are to blame, but is there any way I can fix it?
i also checked every other suggested thread here because a lot of players have similar problems but all those suggested solutions didnt work out.
i checked also important options in the Video menu like buffering / Reflex stuff etc in various combinations. also the nvidia control panel thing with maxium power etc.
with the ingame “network menu” (ctrl - shift -n ) i saw that those spikes sometimes create packet loss in and out ( not both at the same time - only one of them ) but as i said - in every other game there isnt any packet loss so there is nothing i could improve only for OW if you understand
I am an expert user so feel free to talk freely.
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- EDIT 9.10.22
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I found something interesting. When I don’t use the keyboard, I don’t get a spike in input lag / latency.
As soon as I use the keyboard (one key is enough) I get a lag directly. However, pressing the keys permanently only forces a lag every 5 seconds.
Interesting bug. So it doesn’t have much to do with the network.