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    News - Virgin Media scrambles to fix WoW latency issues

    ISP trying temporary fix after latest patch sends pings through the roof.
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    Re: News - Virgin Media scrambles to fix WoW latency issues

    I think they should keep WoW traffic classed as low-priority

    Virgin could then claim to be saviours of many teenagers lives who can come back to living in the real world!

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    Re: News - Virgin Media scrambles to fix WoW latency issues

    Another classic ISP moment, trying to stop you using the unlimited service you pay for once again. Obviously you're not going to leak details of your latest update when if you do 13 million people might get pissed off and leave.

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    Re: News - Virgin Media scrambles to fix WoW latency issues

    When I had virgin they were absolutely dog in terms of ping for CS 1.6 as well. Truly awful ISP.

    On a side note do ISPs still use interleaving!?

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    Re: News - Virgin Media scrambles to fix WoW latency issues

    Adsl2+ ones do like BE, 02 etc.

    Also im am with Virgin Media and get amazing pings on games, i am on 20mb, only time i ever have any problems is during mass peak where i loss a little bit, and thats mainly due to people using really heavy traffic programs on what is simple a hacked up british network.

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