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Public Forum => Counter-Strike---> Help => Topic started by: Spikeroo on February 12, 2005, 03:04:46 PM

Title: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: Spikeroo on February 12, 2005, 03:04:46 PM

From console:

rate x  (def. "10000")
Max bytes/sec the host can receive data

cl_rate y  (def. "10000")
Max bytes/sec the host can send data

So let's say I set my rate to 20000 and my cl_rate to 10000.  That's 160 kilobits per second down and 80 kilobits per second upstream.  My connection is 3 Megabits down - 256 kilobits up.  Would it not seem to make sense for me to make my rate 375000 and my cl_rate 32000?

Hmmmmm.... :dontknow:

 :mrgreen: Mr. Green would like to know to... :headbang1:

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: NightTrain on February 12, 2005, 03:54:10 PM

Keep in mind that your rate at which you receive data is not dependent on your downstream bandwidth, but rather it is dependent on the max rate that the server itself is set at.  As for how fat you can send data, again the server can only receive data at a certain maxrate.  Setting your rate and cl_rate above what the server is set for would do nothing for you.  Get what I mean?

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: Spikeroo on February 12, 2005, 08:00:02 PM

Sure do...but in that instance that I joined the Super Duper 1337 Super Duper Server that gives ya all the bandwidth you want - I'll be ready............................................................................
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........................................................................and will still get owned....:)

 :mrgreen:

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: Privateer on February 12, 2005, 10:42:42 PM

wait.......... can any of this "rate" and "cl_rate" help me with my lag/loss problem


all that nonsense you just said went through my right in and out the left, not staying over night or starting a family... catch my drift?


HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP  :mrgreen: he wants you to help me

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: Spikeroo on February 13, 2005, 04:41:10 AM

Quote from: Privateer on February 12, 2005, 10:42:42 PM

wait.......... can any of this "rate" and "cl_rate" help me with my lag/loss problem


all that nonsense you just said went through my right in and out the left, not staying over night or starting a family... catch my drift?


HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP  :mrgreen: he wants you to help me

Nope...you're screwed...sorry... :dontknow:







Setting depends on your connection...10000 is default for both - start there.  I use 20000 & 10000 for my connection - doesn't really make a noticable difference if I use anywhere from 10000-25000.

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: NightTrain on February 13, 2005, 12:50:23 PM

Privateer, you need to tweak your cl_cmdrate and cl_updaterate to fix pings, choke and loss.  Just topy with he rates.  I have them both set at 35 and I am in good shape all the way around.  :)

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: `t`o`k`e`s on March 02, 2005, 09:52:39 PM

i use rate 9999 cl_cmdrate 100 cl_updaterate 20.  seems to work fine for me for both cs and css

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: Spikeroo on May 01, 2005, 04:34:39 AM

I've fucking figured it out...don't touch the friggin' rates - 20/30 defaults.  Of course this only applies if you have a POS isp like Charter.

Title: Re: Source "rate" and "cl_rate" commands
Post by: CorporalStrongBad on July 19, 2005, 09:17:50 AM

Quote from: Spikeroo From Kalamazoo on May 01, 2005, 04:34:39 AM

I've fucking figured it out...don't touch the friggin' rates - 20/30 defaults.  Of course this only applies if you have a POS isp like Charter.

YES!!!, i have the same thing, 3down, and 256 up, and charter blows!1