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RDR2 version? Latest (29-01-2023) Up to date? Yes Legit or Pirate copy? Legit Steam/Epic Games/Social Club? Steam Windows version? Windows 11 Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again? Yes Error screenshot (if any) System specifications Processor: Ryzen 7 5800X3D, Asus Rog STRIX RTX 3080, 32GB 3600mhz RAM What did you do to get this issue? Connect to a server What server did you get this issue on? GoldRushRP (On FiveM I got this issue on NoPixel) Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus? Yes Did you start Rockstar Games Launcher not as admin? Yes Also add what you already tried so far. Reinstall and cache removal.
So, I have RedM and FiveM and whenever I connect to a server and it starts to download the assets, it downloads it very slowly even though my own internet connection is stable and fast, I cannot make it faster. Whenever there is an asset that is around ~50mb or higher it causes an error to appear when the assets are downloaded. The client tries to connect three times to the server and it doesn’t do so succesfully causing me having to reconnect to the server. I thought at first it was only the one server on FiveM but apparently it’s a problem that happens with RedM servers too. Any ideas on what I could do?
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In some cases, the ‘TCP window size scaling auto-tuning’ option in Windows may have been changed from the default. I’m not sure if this exactly is the case here but you can revert this using the following command in an administrator Command Prompt:
netsh interface tcp set global autotuninglevel=normal
Other than that something else might be happening regarding receive window sizes elsewhere on the network link - does a speedtest.net test while selecting a server far away (another continent? ideally one similar to where the server you’re connecting to is hosted) still return an appropriate speed?
Hi, thanks so much for the response! I did what you suggested and doing a speedtest.net in the US (I’m from Europe) gives me only 10mbps less than when I do it from a Dutch server. I hope your solution works but we’ll see! Do you have any other options?
