Freezing every few seconds

[DanielRabbit]

Hello.

I play perpheads but every few seconds it freezes me for some whatever reason.

Here is a clip. https://medal.tv/games/garrys-mod/clips/j41YuM1bFOlRGjScS?invite=cr-MSxvRkksMTg4MzE2MDQ3LA

 

[omgguy]

Could be a server issue...

Could you do a speed test for me?

 

[DanielRabbit]

Could be a server issue...

Could you do a speed test for me?

 

[Valentine]

If you're running any network-related commands, or have the "adjust interp" setting on in F1 options, try disabling

 

[DanielRabbit]

Problem found. Your upload speed is the issue, maybe switch to a wired connection?

It was fine before even if it wasn't wired

 

[DanielRabbit]

If you're running any network-related commands, or have the "adjust interp" setting on in F1 options, try disabling

I will try when I next get back on perp

 

[omgguy]

It was fine before even if it wasn't wired

Have you any programs open other than gmod?

 

[DanielRabbit]

Have you any programs open other than gmod?

Neither that will make a huge impact on my computer

 

[DanielRabbit]

Goonsberg had a similar issue a couple of months back, and it turned out to be a bandwith problem, maybe check that?

There is no problem with it.

 

[DanielRabbit]

Update ur Drivers

They are all updated

 

[DanielRabbit]

Might be the PSU...
Do you use a VPN?

I don't think you can use VPNs on Perpheads and playing perpheads with my setup with that PSU was fine.

 

[omgguy]

When did these lags start happening?

 

[DanielRabbit]

When did these lags start happening?

When I was just unbanned

 

[omgguy]

When I was just unbanned

And it worked fine before this

 

[DanielRabbit]

And it worked fine before this

Yes

 

[Exana]

• Go to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\cfg\"
• Edit your autoexec.cfg file
• Add these lines & Save:

rate 60000
cl_interp 0.0375
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_cmdrate 66
cl_updaterate 66

• Right click Gmod in steam -> Properties
• In the launch options add:

-high -nojoy -nosteamcontroller -nohltv +exec autoexec.cfg

• Also ensure you're on X86-64 Chromium in the Betas tab

Try this out and let me know what happens

 

[Exana]

Next time this happens, please record it but ensure you've enabled net_graph 3 in console, not net_graph 1

 

[Creepis]

That was a frame stutter, absolutely nothing to do with your Internet.

It could be your in game settings, could be you need to verify your files on steam, could be HDD or SSD, just by looking at that clip you can see that the frame rate stutters, it's going to be either a file, CPU, GPU or hard drive issue.

His game is rendering fine. Check the net_graph as it is still updating, this issue is internet related.

I sometimes had these stutters but they lasted a solid 3 seconds instead. It could be wrong network settings in your Garry's Mod or some weird routing issue to your ISP.

Disable your wireless/wi-fi and try only with a wired connection. See if that helps first.

Edit: It also wouldn't hurt to update your drivers. You can get them from your motherboard manufacturer's website (which are sometimes outdated) or the other method I prefer is to just look up the hardware ID in device manager. The top result is probably what you want, paste it into a Google search and you will get whatever network card you have on your motherboard if it doesn't have a name in device manager for some reason.

Don't download the drivers from some dodgy website. Get the from the manufacturer, in this case it would be Intel.

 

[DanielRabbit]

doesnt sound "new" or "upgraded" if the BIOS is outdated

Has the most recent update

His game is rendering fine. Check the net_graph as it is still updating, this issue is internet related.

I sometimes had these stutters but they lasted a solid 3 seconds instead. It could be wrong network settings in your Garry's Mod or some weird routing issue to your ISP.

Disable your wireless/wi-fi and try only with a wired connection. See if that helps first.

Edit: It also wouldn't hurt to update your drivers. You can get them from your motherboard manufacturer's website (which are sometimes outdated) or the other method I prefer is to just look up the hardware ID in device manager. The top result is probably what you want, paste it into a Google search and you will get whatever network card you have on your motherboard if it doesn't have a name in device manager for some reason.

Don't download the drivers from some dodgy website. Get the from the manufacturer, in this case it would be Intel.

Tried it didn't work. Drivers updated already to the most recent driver.

You couldn't even scam my nans credit card details even if the accent isn't a thick indian.

I think the only thing being bottlenecked is you graduating primary school

True

• Go to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\cfg\"
• Edit your autoexec.cfg file
• Add these lines & Save:

rate 60000
cl_interp 0.0375
cl_interp_ratio 2
cl_cmdrate 66
cl_updaterate 66

• Right click Gmod in steam -> Properties
• In the launch options add:

-high -nojoy -nosteamcontroller -nohltv +exec autoexec.cfg

• Also ensure you're on X86-64 Chromium in the Betas tab

Try this out and let me know what happens

Didn't make an improvement.

That was a frame stutter, absolutely nothing to do with your Internet.

It could be your in game settings, could be you need to verify your files on steam, could be HDD or SSD, just by looking at that clip you can see that the frame rate stutters, it's going to be either a file, CPU, GPU or hard drive issue.

I don't believe a word you say

 

[Exana]

Run a continuous ping to your router in the background on cmd

ping 192.168.0.1 -t
If 192.168.0.1 isn't your router's gateway, find it by running ipconfig and pinging the given 'Default Gateway' and adding -t at the end to make it continuous

When the stuttering happens, does your ping to your router spike?