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<indicator name="Gamers">[[File:Menu-~~gamers~~.svg|link=:Category:Gamers|30px|Back up to the Gamers Category]]</indicator>

<indicator name="Gamers">[[File:Menu-Gamers.svg|link=:Category:Gamers|30px|Back up to the Gamers Category]]</indicator>

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[[Category:Gamers]]

We know the ''quality'' of your line. By quality we measure latency and packetloss of every DSL line every second. From this data we produce a graph that is updated every 100 seconds. The graph contains more than loss and latency, it includes:

*Percentage of packetloss

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*Upload throughput

*Download throughput

*Line rate (ie download sync speed)

*Line rate (i.e. download sync speed)

*Whether the line is hitting download throughput limits (ie maxing out the download)

*Whether the line is hitting download throughput limits (i.e. maxing out the download)

All the graphs are available to you and you can view them from the control pages.

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=Examples=

==Streaming==

[[File:CQM-Gamers1.png|none|frame|Streaming to Twitch at around 5Mbit/s (Dark red line is the upload traffic)]]

This line is looking good, no packet loss, and a good constant upload of about 5Mbit/s which is video streaming to Twitch.

==Packet loss==

[[File:CQM-Gamers-loss.png|none|frame|A line with no traffic, but has constant 1-2% packetloss (red dots at the top)]]

Loss like this, however small, will affect the performance of the line incredibly as packets will need to be re-transmitted making things very slow. This is a line with a fault that will need to be diagnosed and fixed.

[[File:CQM-Gamers-heavy-loss.png|none|frame|A line heavy packetloss - probably pretty much unusable]]

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[[Category:Gamers]]

Huge amounts of packetloss, even downloading a simple email will be hard work here! This is a line with a fault that will need to be diagnosed and fixed.