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Possible reasons for taking so long for TLS
I am self-learning networking. And I am new to this forum and Wireshark. I wish I could get some help from here.
I was playing some fps games and realized that sometimes it became so lag I could not even hear the audio of the game. So I opened the game while capturing packets in Wireshark, realizing that in between a bunch of UDP packets, there are some TLS packets with info: Application Data. And a handful of them takes a long time since the previous frame.
e.g.
Source | Destination | time since previous | Protocol | Info
| | frame in this tcp |
| | stream |
server address 1 | my address | 0.0000000000 | UDP | port -> port Len=1432
server address 1 | my address | 0.0000290000 | UDP | port -> port Len=1432
my address | server address 2 | 8.3265490000 | TLSv1.2 | Application Data
the vast majority of the TLS packets have much less value e.g. 0.000028....on the time frame column. And I suspect that is the reason why the game became so lag. What are the possible causes for this problem? Is it the bandwidth of other reasons? Thx in advance.
Possible reasons for taking so long for TLS
I am self-learning networking. And I am new to this forum and Wireshark. I wish I could get some help from here.
I was playing some fps games and realized that sometimes it became so lag I could not even hear the audio of the game. So I opened the game while capturing packets in Wireshark, realizing that in between a bunch of UDP packets, there are some TLS packets with info: Application Data. And a handful of them takes a long time since the previous frame.
e.g.
Source
the vast majority of the TLS packets have much less value e.g. 0.000028....on the time frame column. And I suspect that is the reason why the game became so lag. What are the possible causes for this problem? Is it the bandwidth of other reasons? Thx in advance.