Hey guys.
To be speicifc, I'm trying to play on ESEA CSGO servers in Frankfurt.
The IP of the game server that I'm refering to is 85.131.152.194.
Now, my regular ping to this IP is around 57ms, as you can see :
And these are the pings I usually get to this speicifc IP.
The problem is that from time to time I get into server with specific ports (85.131.152.194:27437, 85.131.152.194:27479) and then my ping just stays stable at around 90 instead of the 57 that I am suppose to get.
The rest of the ports I get the stable 60 that I am suppose to get, it's just these 2 ports that gets me on the 90ms (27437,27479).
This ping difference is huge in CSGO and I can't really play with a ping of 90.
What can possibly cause my ping on the same IP with different ports to be different like that?
Is this even something I can solve?
Thank you.
EDIT : Windows 8, my IP is set to DMZ on the router.
Using BitDefender and malwarebytes.
To be speicifc, I'm trying to play on ESEA CSGO servers in Frankfurt.
The IP of the game server that I'm refering to is 85.131.152.194.
Now, my regular ping to this IP is around 57ms, as you can see :
Pinging 85.131.152.194 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 85.131.152.194: bytes=32 time=57ms TTL=53
Reply from 85.131.152.194: bytes=32 time=56ms TTL=53
Reply from 85.131.152.194: bytes=32 time=56ms TTL=53
Reply from 85.131.152.194: bytes=32 time=57ms TTL=53
And these are the pings I usually get to this speicifc IP.
The problem is that from time to time I get into server with specific ports (85.131.152.194:27437, 85.131.152.194:27479) and then my ping just stays stable at around 90 instead of the 57 that I am suppose to get.
The rest of the ports I get the stable 60 that I am suppose to get, it's just these 2 ports that gets me on the 90ms (27437,27479).
This ping difference is huge in CSGO and I can't really play with a ping of 90.
What can possibly cause my ping on the same IP with different ports to be different like that?
Is this even something I can solve?
Thank you.
EDIT : Windows 8, my IP is set to DMZ on the router.
Using BitDefender and malwarebytes.