Best Internet Connection for BF2

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  • comamber

    #1

    Best Internet Connection for BF2

    For me this is a frequent occurance and is almost becoming normal for me...





    What is a good internet connection for BF2??? I have Telstra broadband 256kps/64kps... my comp cant handle it when someone eles on my network (of 3 comps) are surfing the net etc.

    What is a good Telstra Bigpond connection? I was looking at 8mps/256kps^ Cable.
  • imported_Mrt1989

    #2
    Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

    Well your upload should be at least 1mb . Download does not have so much do to with ping.

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    • PenguinPants

      #3
      Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

      Nice to see an Australian:)

      Well i used optusnet broadband (512k/up and 256k/down). Dont listen to that guy above. It was fine, flawless and lagless. I now use Telstra 1500/up, 256 down and its fine. So i would recommend Telstra 512down 256 up Unlimited plan. Bigpond is really good for easy plan changes.

      Cheers

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      • Jugga, Bugga.

        #4
        Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

        Also A Little Adivcea Dont Plhya Uk Serves K ?

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        • {NOC}FTO

          #5
          Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

          well i have a 488 upload speed and i dont have much probs. but i got to say some of the servers are really bad for getting lag!!!!

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          • pYura

            #6
            Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

            I have 1Mbit/192kbit cabel. It is fine with ~40players...

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            • Quiks!|ver

              #7
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              I was having the exact problem, but weirdly i have a fast 2.2mbs connection, so its not what i would expect. I was running BF2 on a system that only just coped. I recently build a new PC to my own specs and im running all on HIGH settings with no troubles what-so-ever, with the same servers, and the same 2.2mbs connection.

              So i guess what im saying is, in my case, the connection problems SEEM to have been due to my system specifications and not so much the con itself.

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              • Rambo-82(NOR)

                #8
                Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                i have used 768/300 kbps fine with like 40-100 ping and now i use 1500/350kbps and have like 20-60 ping when i get my 4200/350kbps back, ill be back to 15-35ping area (ALL ADSL LINES)(Norwegian servers 64man) Can play on Uk and eu servers with 20% more ping and its fine.. but if i go US server the ping is in the 90-200 range.. the rule is not to use any downloads when u are playing and NOT play on servers far away, to lower the ping.. when i get over 200 in ping, it starts to get bad gameplay.. I have one other computer on my network and this can be surfed freely with msn on ,but not when the downloads are on,then the ping shoots up with 2-400.. :)

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                • Megahurtz

                  #9
                  Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                  I have a 2000/256 and I can run two comps playing online withput any problems!

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                  • Pilo-II

                    #10
                    Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                    Recently been upgraded to 6MB's (and 7MB's - should go up to 16MB's but getting 6MB's atm) - ping is up to 15 - 17... and 30 sometimes.

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                    • Trevortt

                      #11
                      Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                      i'd say atleast a 1MB connection, this way u can atleast future proof urself. 512 is like the old 56k modem now.

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                      • Rambo-82(NOR)

                        #12
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                        Originally posted by =TBS=Tonic
                        i'd say atleast a 1MB connection, this way u can atleast future proof urself. 512 is like the old 56k modem now.
                        true man! if u got 1mb line or better u can easily play two or more online ..

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                        • HypnosisFX

                          #13
                          Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                          If your in the connecticut,NY or NJ area you can get Optimum online. i have the boost service iving me a 30/2 connection. I ping the TBF2 server between 12-25ms

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                          • TeLe-LoE-

                            #14
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                            I have FiOS. If it comes to your area you MUST get it, its totally sick.

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                            • moltenblack

                              #15
                              Re: Best Internet Connection for BF2

                              Originally posted by Quiks!|ver
                              I was having the exact problem, but weirdly i have a fast 2.2mbs connection, so its not what i would expect. I was running BF2 on a system that only just coped. I recently build a new PC to my own specs and im running all on HIGH settings with no troubles what-so-ever, with the same servers, and the same 2.2mbs connection.

                              So i guess what im saying is, in my case, the connection problems SEEM to have been due to my system specifications and not so much the con itself.

                              Oh yes. How many people rent a large bandwidth and conect that supply to a knackered out old antique.
                              Chances are that the same systems are conected by USB.

                              note: Nothing wrong with knackered out old antiques. Just don't expect high performance.

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