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Why does the RTT increase significantly when 2 people are gaming? Pings are fine, but there is still lag there, like alot. I figured out its the RTT because there is a RTT indicator in overwatch. Its double the ping. Same behaviour in all games.

This is when using the rules for games like with the ports but its fine if using the 512 byte rule only. I have the game rules at top, with no IP designated just ports because there are 2 people playing the same game. Even if the link is completely empty with only 2 people playing games the RTT is still very high.

I find it weird how there are no posts or comments about this sort of thing happening. Does anyone use gargoyle with more than one gamer in the house? How has no one reported this sort of issue?

Can't really say but even if it really is an issue that severe people won't really notice it because who knows if anyone else other then me is playing the same game or i just make it out to be my ISP bieng bad and the normal Lag that while Qos does try to fix isn't still perfect.

I have been seeing this where pings are low but i still feel the delay like alot when i headshot an enemy In CS 30ms server 128Tick.

I also recently upgraded my line to 8mbps it did help with the ping spikes but idk game feels a bit delayed.might test this out later.

Edit:
Also curious what would happen if you set the port's of the game with just you're local ip and leave out his from the class for the game putting your's in the game class while his in the normal.can't really test this myself as i don't have overwatch and CS dosen't have a RTT indicator.

Could you please provide a screenshot of your QoS (Download/Upload) rules ?

My brother also plays Overwatch, and since i flashed Gargoyle, i can do pretty much whatever i want with the bandwidth while he's playing, and i've not heard of any complaints since then.

By the way, my internet is 25Mb/2,5Mb.

It's also important to note that in Overwatch, RTT isn't quite the standard definition you might expect.
Ping is instantaneous time for a packet to go from you to server and back (that's a round trip)
RTT is a smoothed or averaged figure for ping

As far as I can figure out from the support guide anyway.