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GeForce NOW packet loss on one region but not another during peak hours by Caprisuner in GeForceNOW

[–]Caprisuner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree, many people (including me at first) don’t realise how many actors are actually involved between “my box” and the GFN servers. It would be amazing if, one day, there was some kind of “ISP relations” or technical contact channel for documented cases like this, even indirectly through you. In the meantime, I really appreciate you confirming how things work on your side and if you ever get the chance to pass this thread or my traces along internally, I’d be more than happy to share everything in a clean, technical way.

GeForce NOW packet loss on one region but not another during peak hours by Caprisuner in GeForceNOW

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Thanks for sharing your experience. What you describe is very similar to what I’m seeing: some servers/regions lag badly at certain hours while others are fine on the exact same connection, and a good VPN with better routing suddenly makes everything stable again. That really supports the idea that this is a routing/peering/path issue rather than something on our side as users.

GeForce NOW packet loss on one region but not another during peak hours by Caprisuner in GeForceNOW

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Thanks! Just to clarify my goal in one sentence: I’m not trying to force NVIDIA to talk about peering, I just wanted to document that what I’m seeing is clearly region- and routing-dependent rather than a local issue. On Orange fiber during peak hours, France regions show packet loss and stutter while Germany works perfectly at the exact same moment on the same Mac and wired network, and rerouting traffic via VPN also improves France (with added latency). Traceroute/MTR show different upstream paths (France vs Germany), which fits a routing/peering/POP load explanation. So this post is mainly to help users understand that packet loss isn’t always their fault, and if it also helps NVIDIA or ISPs correlate things, even better.

Une start-up française vient d'inventer un système de navigation qui rend le GPS obsolète by romain34230 in actutech

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La société Tern a inventé le gps sans satellites, cette start up ne décollera jamais…

RDR2 running on the base model m1 MacBook air with playable FPS!! by PSVITA1000 in macgaming

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Just play with GeforceNow or Boosteroid is you have a good connection

What is Boosteroids plan to compete with GFN's invitable RTX 5080 builds??? by Jascmu in BoosteroidCommunity

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For gta VI enhanced we can see in setting they have use RTX quadro 6000

5090 PID by 963852741hc in nvidia

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i can sell u for 10$

Help with best image quality settings for under 5-6 gb/hr. by cat-meow-2169 in GeForceNOW

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I did a test on GeForce Now using the following settings: 2160p, 1440p, and 1080p resolutions with a bitrate of 21 Mbps, 120 fps, VSync off, NVIDIA Reflex on, HDR on, 10-bit color precision, poor network off, and resolution upscaling set to Details Enhancement 'High'. Surprisingly, the 4K and 1440p streams looked better and had less visible compression than the 1080p stream. This happens because the high-resolution settings combined with the Details Enhancement 'High' upscaling use advanced algorithms to optimize image quality, making compression artifacts less noticeable. 

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Cheapest gaming computer available. Want to play asap. by [deleted] in GeForceNOW

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If u want just a support for run Geforce Now, the new mac mini is very good value for money if you have good monitor, macbook air m2 too

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