Pinpoint Your Lag - With LagMeter |
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LagMeter is a new software application that measures online PC game performance. Now, gamers can see exactly how much lag they are experiencing, as well as showing the where the lag is occurring – the gaming PC, the network, or the gaming server. With this release, game developers, and hardware manufacturers have a tool that enables them to measure lag and understand where the problems reside. The LagMeter technology was developed by Bigfoot Networks, a research and development company, focused on developing products that help reduce the effects of Lag in online game play.“Hardcore gamers know that Lag can be caused by many different forces, and that Lag has no formal definition – it’s a term that gamers use to describe something bad that happens in an online game that is out of their control” said Harlan Beverly, CEO of Bigfoot Networks. “With LagMeter, gamers can quantify and narrow down the cause Lag in their favorite games.”
Bigfoot Networks invented LagMeter while studying the causes of Lag in online games. The company decided to release the tool to the public after reading all the forum posts at EndLagNow.org and across the Internet from gamers who want to know why they are Lagging. Gamers want to know if it is their system at fault, or if it is the Internet or the gaming server that is causing the problems.
“The toughest challenge is to quantify Lag in a meaningful metric that makes sense,” said Mr. Beverly. “LagMeter solves this by introducing a new metric, Lags per Minute (LPM), which is essentially the number of measurable Lag events in a minutes worth of game-play.”
In addition to displaying Lags per Minute, LagMeter also measures and displays more standard metrics that gamers are familiar with such as Frames-per-Second (FPS) and Ping. Also included in the software is an advanced configuration tab that allows the user to tailor exactly what is being measured based on which game they are playing or which network port or device is running the game.
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This is awsome
nice app for gamers
Awesome little app. I love it. Creative and useful
this isn't letting me extract either of the two files...
nvm, I used winrar and it worked.