Changing my ISP tomorrow (moving from hathway to airtel) and I need a site/service which will show me latency to different servers over long period. I am aware of https://pingtestlive.com/cs-go but it checks it only for a second or two. I need sustained measurements. I am a CS Go player and mainly the servers are located at mumbai and singapore as far as I know, so those two places would be my target. Any such site?
How to check sustained latency to different servers?
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1. Run windows ping infinitely, optionally exporting it to a text file
-t runs it indefinitely, press ctrl+c to stop.
> ping.txt exports the output into a file called ping.txt. if using this, it will not show any output in the command window.
2. Use WinMTR https://sourceforge.net/projects/winmtr/
This is meant to replicate the mtr linux utility, it indefinitely traces the route to the target and gives you the realtime latency + some stats on best/worst.
-t runs it indefinitely, press ctrl+c to stop.
> ping.txt exports the output into a file called ping.txt. if using this, it will not show any output in the command window.
2. Use WinMTR https://sourceforge.net/projects/winmtr/
This is meant to replicate the mtr linux utility, it indefinitely traces the route to the target and gives you the realtime latency + some stats on best/worst.
I use this to check ping to multiple cloud providers and their locations. Will give you a good idea of the ping and routing of your isp.
Cloud Ping Test (Latency) for different providers like AWS, Azure, GCP
Test ping time (latency) for different cloud providers like AWS, Azure, GCP, Digital Ocean from your web browser.
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just the use the ping -t command followed by the IP, which you can find in steam servers or maybe in game console in csgo. For ex -
ping -t 155.133.233.99
let it run in the background, once finished playing the game, stop it by doing ctrl + C, you will get statistics like this -
I believe this should be enough to test your latency.
ping -t 155.133.233.99
let it run in the background, once finished playing the game, stop it by doing ctrl + C, you will get statistics like this -
I believe this should be enough to test your latency.
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Could you please tell me how to know the ip of a go server I am playing in? on entering status something is shown but it's not the ip. Something like following:
Check the accepted answer here https://gaming.stackexchange.com/qu...sgo-status-command-in-linux?noredirect=1&lq=1
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