Averages lie
A 50 ms average can hide 150 ms spikes that wreck a play.
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JitterPing jumping around in Ready or Not? Smooth out your latency
A good average ping doesn't help if it jumps from 40 to 120 ms every minute. That variation, called jitter, makes Ready or Not unpredictable. GamesTC looks for routes that keep latency steady from the start of a match to the end.
GamesTC Network
7 associated city(ies):
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No more ping swings
Routes chosen for steady latency, not just the lowest ping at the moment.
Route simulation • Ready or Not
Route Path
GamesTC Detailed Smart Route
Total44ms
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ORIGIN
YouCLIENT
2ms
CLIENT ENTRY
02
FOR-01Entry Node
ENTRY
FOR-01Entry Node40ms
ENTRY EXIT
03SP-01Exit Node
EXIT
SP-01Exit Node2ms
EXIT GAME
04
GAME
Ready or NotGame Target
Priority UDP Tunnel•0% Packet Loss•Stable Jitter (<1ms)
Connection quick guide
Jitter in Ready or Not: why your ping keeps changing
Jitter is the difference between one ping and the next. When it is high, Ready or Not gets updates at an uneven pace and has to compensate, which shows up as choppy movement and badly timed reactions. Congestion along the route and Wi-Fi are the usual causes.
Uneven pace
With high jitter, Ready or Not data arrives out of rhythm and the game has to guess.
Stability counts
When choosing a route, GamesTC compares stability, not just the lowest number.
Steadier ping
Less gap between your best and worst ping in a session.
Measured up front
Node latency and stability are compared before you connect.
See the difference
Compare fluctuation with and without GamesTC during your 4 free hours a day.
