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maj. tom wrote:Is this the beginning of the end of dedicated gaming consoles?
Google starts a lot of projects that you never hear about in 2 years.
vaiostation wrote:maj. tom wrote:Is this the beginning of the end of dedicated gaming consoles?
Google starts a lot of projects that you never hear about in 2 years.
Anybody remember google glass?
dean_spleen09 wrote:inb4 ed and his 100 page rant on ping.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:dean_spleen09 wrote:inb4 ed and his 100 page rant on ping.
Yeah well I tried every service like this out there and due to the location of Trinidad the lag has always been garbage
It looks nice when google shows it off I mean after all their data center is a few miles away connected with fiber optic and perfect routing
Then when you try it from Trinidad well yeah it becomes really bad
sMASH wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:dean_spleen09 wrote:inb4 ed and his 100 page rant on ping.
Yeah well I tried every service like this out there and due to the location of Trinidad the lag has always been garbage
It looks nice when google shows it off I mean after all their data center is a few miles away connected with fiber optic and perfect routing
Then when you try it from Trinidad well yeah it becomes really bad
soooo, the problem is the service, or trinidad?
Proper Latin American servers will be sufficient. I believe, cuz look at call of duty servers, there is basically one major in South America, that's why we're not offered the full playlist on blackout anymoresMASH wrote:Is like, how much money they generate from Trinidad/eastern Caribbean to justify that spend?....
vaiostation wrote:maj. tom wrote:Is this the beginning of the end of dedicated gaming consoles?
Google starts a lot of projects that you never hear about in 2 years.
Anybody remember google glass?
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:I don't know if we will ever have this sorted out, right now Venezuela is right next door and the ping is same as here to Japan that is real sad.
That mean the packets going from Trinidad to miami to mexico to south America that real sad.
By google putting servers right in Latin America would be ideal but again you go dead waiting for the day when Trinidad getting good routing with them.
Some big companies had to shut down their South American servers because data would leave an ISP in Brazil to go to North America then back to central America then back to Brazil tall about failure
It just like how digicel has no isp peering In Trinidad with flow and I also suspect its possible digicel may not have ISP peering with tstt so even tho you will get perfect connection under 10ms between TSTT Amplia and Flow even Green Dot. Your ping will be complete ass if you go with Digicel because for whatever reason the Digicel packet leaves Trinidad goes Miami and comes back to Trinidad to connect to Flow
redmanjp wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:I don't know if we will ever have this sorted out, right now Venezuela is right next door and the ping is same as here to Japan that is real sad.
That mean the packets going from Trinidad to miami to mexico to south America that real sad.
By google putting servers right in Latin America would be ideal but again you go dead waiting for the day when Trinidad getting good routing with them.
Some big companies had to shut down their South American servers because data would leave an ISP in Brazil to go to North America then back to central America then back to Brazil tall about failure
It just like how digicel has no isp peering In Trinidad with flow and I also suspect its possible digicel may not have ISP peering with tstt so even tho you will get perfect connection under 10ms between TSTT Amplia and Flow even Green Dot. Your ping will be complete ass if you go with Digicel because for whatever reason the Digicel packet leaves Trinidad goes Miami and comes back to Trinidad to connect to Flow
actually we do have an IXP (internet exchange point):
https://ix.tt/membership/founding-members/
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:redmanjp wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:I don't know if we will ever have this sorted out, right now Venezuela is right next door and the ping is same as here to Japan that is real sad.
That mean the packets going from Trinidad to miami to mexico to south America that real sad.
By google putting servers right in Latin America would be ideal but again you go dead waiting for the day when Trinidad getting good routing with them.
Some big companies had to shut down their South American servers because data would leave an ISP in Brazil to go to North America then back to central America then back to Brazil tall about failure
It just like how digicel has no isp peering In Trinidad with flow and I also suspect its possible digicel may not have ISP peering with tstt so even tho you will get perfect connection under 10ms between TSTT Amplia and Flow even Green Dot. Your ping will be complete ass if you go with Digicel because for whatever reason the Digicel packet leaves Trinidad goes Miami and comes back to Trinidad to connect to Flow
actually we do have an IXP (internet exchange point):
https://ix.tt/membership/founding-members/
If you on flow do a speedtest to all local servers and it will show 10ms
Now do it on any digicel server and it will be over 100ms
Before even doing this test I had realized this when I tried to play against my friend in street fighter 5 he has digicel and the lag was insane
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