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Originally Posted by Curse You
I would believe that it was Anet having issues, if it weren't for one thing.
I have two houses, and as such, two computers. They both are on LAN connections through the same ISP. Yet, one has lag, the other does not.
The one that works is a rather new HP computer with an AMD 64 bit processor and 2 Gigs of RAM, running off a built in video card. This would make sense that the computer works fine.
The one that has lag is a 3 year of Dell computer with a Pentium 4 processor and 1 Gig of RAM, running on a NVidia GeForce 4000 card. The system should be able to handle Guild Wars (it can play BF2).
Now, I have some suggestions about why there might be lag.
1. Your computer is old. Sorry, but you may need to update your computer if it's a Pentium 3 or lower, or the video card may just be too outdated.
2. Your Drivers are outdated. You need to make sure your computer is running at it's best.
3. Your modem/router is old. This is a rather simple thing. Many people overlok the fact their modem may just be old.
4. Your computer needs a virus scan and a Defrag. You need to make sure nothing unnessicary is using up your resources.
It's doubtful that so many people have overlooked such simple factors, but then again, many people keep holding on too their old stuff.
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I have another simalar example, a bit more strange: me and my girlfriend are connected to a router, so different pc, same connection, she always lags or get disconnected, me almost never. I've checked her pc, cleaned possible virus, spyware, tracking cookies and whatelse but nothing seems to solve the issue. Maybe a pc or ethernet card problem, surely not A-Net.