Help!

[dunkninja]

i play gunz and i hate leading and i want to learn how to Underclock so i don't have to lead high pings

 

[FallenSniper]

uhhh, it's just like overclocking but you make the numbers smaller instead, and don't have to worry about heat. :/

 

[dunkninja]

Uhm but could u tell me how to DO IT?

 

[mindless728]

same process as over clocking, but in reverse

 

[dunkninja]

BUT I DONT KNOW HOW TO DO EITHER ONE OF THEM!

TELL ME HOW TO UNDERCLOCK

 

[belial2k]

We need more info to give you specifics...what cpu and what MB? The basics are to go into your bios and reduce either your multiplier or your base clock frequency. If you don't know what those are, check out the overclocking guides in the CPU section and they will have screenshots that will walk you through it....Although I think your problem isn't a fast processor, but a fast internet connection. Most software has a way to throttle your internet speed per application or instance, so i would look into doing that first.

 

[randomizer]

Clock speed and pings? Never would have thought of them as related...

 

[FallenSniper]

Clock speed and pings? Never would have thought of them as related...

That's kind of what I thought too. I thought most games nowadays gave 'host' to the fastest internet connection... not the fastest computer

 

[jsc]

Clock speed and pings? Never would have thought of them as related...

Me neither, but let me tell you a story ...
A friend of mine (newly arrived to Saudi Arabia where anything over a one megabit connection is a really fast connection) is a Warcraft junky. He arrived with a slightly hotrodded e-Machines system. Ping times to the WoW server were generally around 500 to 600 microseconds. Helped him build an i7 system (non-OC'd) with a 4870. Great framerates on high graphics settings and his latencies are down around 200 microseconds on the same internet connection.

???

 

[randomizer]

New NIC perhaps?