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Apologies, your username looks like the one that tossed that number out as a what they assumed was a high number. 200ms latency isn't that bad, but I'm seeing
by ehutch79 5y ago
Apologies, your username looks like the one that tossed that number out as a what they assumed was a high number.
200ms latency isn't that bad, but I'm seeing more 800-2000ms latencies with some users depending on physical location. at some point latency kills usability. Especially when trying to get through a complicated QA or inventory process.
- withinboredom 5y agoThat latency is literally impossible unless they’re up in space somewhere, beyond satellite orbit. Your latency is most likely caused by CPU on low-end devices. A CDN won’t help you with that (and probably be harmful having to manage another TCP connection).
- simfree 5y agoI see latency spike like this often on T-Mobile LTE. One second your under 40ms ping, then your next ping clocks in at 794ms or 2100ms despite having good signal strength.
- nijave 5y agoI few years back I was seeing about 15-30s latency on 2G EDGE. Overloaded links can have high latency due to queuing which CDNs tend to help
- ehutch79 5y agoAny latency over he speed of light is possible. In this case you’re seeing people in bad places, like rural China, or Long Island...