[Deucalion069]

I used to get around 150ms in the servers I play. But after a server restart from the ISP side, the ping skyrocketed to 300~400ms. I've contacted my ISP over this issue, but they couldn't fix it since it wasn't a problem from their side.
My speed test results-

Also the ping is fine in other games like Overwatch, where my usual ping is 20~40ms.
Paladins 20~50ms.
Rocket League ~100ms.
So this is clearly a issue of the samp client and not the ISP.

Things I've done to fix the issue but couldn't:
-Tried the vanilla.
-Re-installed Samp.
-Re-installed GTA SA.
-Rebooted Router.
-Formatted the HDD.
-Re-installed Windows.

PS: Before you guys tell me to move to a better place let me clear something out- this isn't a server issue, but that of samp. Why? I was playing on those servers just yesterday with ~150ms and whenever I clicked on the hosted tab, the usualy pings are 100~250ms. But now, it's a complete havoc of 300ms+ pings for all the servers. (Proof). Don't tell me all server on samp got moved to another location overnight.
Also I can provide you guys with the cmd ping of the samp server and it's reverse log.

[Deucalion069]

I actually found the issue!

Looks like am connecting from a different location rather than my home. I've set a VPN from my place and the ping was back to normal and when i turned it off it went back to 300ms again. Somehow am connecting to samp servers from a different location rather than my home network. Can someone please help me fix this ?

[TheArcher]

There's nothing you can do! Its still ISP routing the traffic in a wrong way, the VPN is the proof the ISP is your problem

[RoboN1X]

Well then you can try remove your vpn completely..

Also try to use traceroute first for better info..
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ems-in-windows

you can usually do this as well in your router configuration

[kaisersouse]

The VPN is causing latency due to its security stuff. Tunneling packets always adds overhead, and for some reason UDP packets are always worse-off than TCP. SA-MP uses UDP.

Normally ISPs aren't going to just provide a free VPN service by default, so the VPN has to be something that either you have added...or you have a piece of malware/trojan thats set up a tunnel on your machine for not-good purposes.

[Radu15]

I have the same problem, did you found a fix?

[Radu15]

What we needs to do with traceroute to fix thix problem?