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It does, and the usual solution is to not load your link heavily while gaming. If it's someone else's link that's loaded, then you're screwed. However, most ga
by Filligree 10y ago
It does, and the usual solution is to not load your link heavily while gaming. If it's someone else's link that's loaded, then you're screwed.
However, most games are deeply inflexible on how much bandwidth they use, and additionally tend to use UDP. Running out of bandwidth doesn't degrade the game; it makes them break entirely.
As a result of both of these, with a few exceptions, this work won't be directly useful to games.
- apenwarr 10y agoNot directly. But if more people use bbr for their TCP sessions, there will be less latency caused by sessions alongside the gaming session.