Corvette C6.R Event 6 Dubai 03/16/16

[neverender158]

I have no problem with our incident Dan. We were bumper to bumper for most of that race and it was intense. When you race that close for that long something is bound to happen.

[Scott Beck]

I just checked my download/upload settings and they are at 1500kbps/750kbps. That's what my speed is on my ISP settings page. I think I may have had one disco in all the time I've been racing here. Not sure if it was on my end or the servers end though.

[Dan W.]

Thanks for the understanding guys, I guess we all can get carried away from time to time.

[AngeloDS]

Mar 17, 2016 14:36:55 GMT -8 F1Fan07 said:

I've always used 256 up/down for rF2 but I'll confirm that when I get home from work.

I can also control the maximum per driver on the server and I'll see what that says (for example I can set 256 kbps per driver and you won't get more than that no matter what number you put in).

I wonder if 256kbps it is not too low of a value for nowadays connections?
I dont know if it have something to do with that...but if I can download things at 15mbps, it looks really slow. 

[F1Fan07]

The data transmission requirement for sim racing is quite low. rF1 was happy at about 128 kbps per driver. rF2 doubles that to about 256 kbps. All it's really sending is position/velocity for each driver, some timing info and the RealRoad data.

I checked the server and the limit per connection is reasonably high. So you can try 384 to see if it helps. I doubt it. Remember, you disconnected from rF2 and TeamSpeak at the same time.

Be aware that the primary limit here isn't your download/upload speed, it's what the server is capable of. I have 16 Mbps up/down assigned to rF2. If each driver needed 512 kbps (which they don't) that only allows 32 drivers.

[AngeloDS]

Thanks.