The first thing that gets me is that it goes to Singapore, and the MS seems about right.Ĭ:\Windows\system32>tracert 184.84.165.131
You're proving my point about you guys playing the blame game."Ĭ:\Windows\system32>nslookup .comĬ:\Windows\system32>nslookup .com 8.8.8.8Ĭ:\Windows\system32>tracert 23.192.239.111 Post #8: "Also it's funny that you mention my ISP, as they stated that they've gotten a few calls about the same issue and after they checked, my ISP ALSO suggested that it was your servers. I also happen to have a network engineer from apple sitting next to me to analyze this situation, It's clearly not a problem on my part." I have origin on all 3 of my firewalls exception list, ports are all forwarded, I did a full network reset in windows, and I have reset my router and modem. Origin is the only one under performing by 600%-900% which is a huge slap in the face to me as a customer. Post #7:" that's odd as I have Uplay, steam, GOG, and Battlenet running one at a time to see what i'm getting there, and its about 8-10mbps and I have a 100mbps connection. All ports are open for origin, open on all firewalls, and running as administrator." Steam can download a 50gb game in like 5 min, but a 23gb game on origin is taking 5 hours? And I know the servers are not flooded as nobody really uses origin, and its like this all the time. Post #1: "I have a 100mbps connection, there is no excuse foe this trash.
Please Read the previous posts.Clearly you haven't read some of the posts, otherwise you'd know some of these steps have been taken.
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