Battlefield 6 Latency and Lag
I am getting all kinds of server side lag. My name on the scoreboard constantly shows a wifi symbol with an exclamation point through it. Here are some of things I am experiencing: Sliding in diffe...
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Hello friends!
I have been following this thread for weeks, had issues in the beta and it's only gotten worse the longer the game has been out.
As of today, I believe I have found a solution that actually fixed the game for me. I saw the suggestions to enable XMP early on, I thought I had done this already but after checking my BIOS I found that I hadn't. I enabled it, saw no real change in the game, moved on to the next thing.
After doing a deeper dive on this thread and looking at some other comments by OskooI_007, I decided to actually check and see if my RAM was running at the speed it was supposed to (via task manager) and it was not. Long story short, it seems like it was a bug with my ASRock motherboard which was resolved by updating my BIOS. The game is running like normal now, some occasional network blips.
Why this fixed it when the game ran fine on custom servers, I have no idea. This may not work for you, but I'd suggest you at least check your memory speed to see if XMP is actually working.
My Specs:
i5-12600k
ASRock Z690M-ITX
AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX
Team T-CREATE Expert 2X16GB DDR4 3600
This is not a "fix". You need to be aware that what you just did on bios is overclock your RAM which only improved the symptoms of the issue but did not fix it.
RAM overclocking is not safe on all systems. You need to test for stability.Not overclocked, clocked to the supported speed listed for my RAM. I'm not pushing my hardware beyond its normal, fully supported capabilities. Also, as far as I can tell, it completely fixed the issue. It did not "only improve the symptoms" as you suggested.
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