Will i get better ping with Vpn or Proxy ?

[Leopardos]

Hello ,
I live in the middle east and im really addicted playin' multiplayer games ...
All the servers which i play r located in the UK / GER / FR ...
I get 80-100 ping ...
I have 2.5mb/0.25kb Adsl connection ,
About the internet speed i will incrase it , but it will take about 2 month due to the new internet my phone company is installing ...
The new NGN internet which could reach to 50MB download and dont know how its going to be with the upload .. also , im not sure about the ping that i will get anyway ...
so , i really need help about what to do ... !!
i dont want 10-20 ping like i get in servers located in my country ...
i want to decrease to 50-60 ping not less .....
will vpb/proxy help me do it ? ifnot any other suggestion would be helpfull.
NOTICE: the vpn/proxy located in the UK not im my country
and im willing to pay if there is any thing that could help .. money isny my case

Thanks and sorry for baddy englush* ;P of course its english

 

[joutlaw]

I don't think so because you are adding another hop.

Typically proxied are slower than non-proxied connections in my experience.

You may be better off using another DNS server, but you are still dependent on how fast you can get out of ISPs network.

 

[Leopardos]

hmmmz .... what u mean "how fast you can get out of ISPs network" ?
what that exactly mean ?
could i assign my self ip with my rounter and set the dns from other country server and still get normal internet ?
hmmzz ... im confused :X any idea what to do ? or try it or something ?

 

[jlazzaro]

your serialization delay will decrease slightly with a larger Internet circuit, but nothing major...a few milliseconds.

essentially, you're at the mercy of your ISP. forcing traffic through an out-of-country proxy will only further increase your latency. if you wish to see how traffic is routed from your ISP, go to start > run > cmd > tracert x.x.x.x, with x.x.x.x being the IP address of an Internet server.

in short, you're shit out of luck.

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[Fardringle]

If your ISP is the cause of the slow pings, using a VPN or Proxy server will not improve your ping times since the connection still has to go through your ISP before it gets to the VPN/Proxy server. As joutlaw said, adding a VPN or Proxy is likely to increase your ping times.

However, I wouldn't expect dramatic improvements even with a faster connection or a different ISP in the same location. 80-100ms is actually pretty decent for ping times from the middle east to western Europe. As an example, Baghdad is roughly 2550 miles (4100 kilometers) from London. With a very fast connection, it takes 92 ms for a ping to travel from my home in Salt Lake City, UT to a server owned by the same ISP in New York City, New York (roughly 2000 miles) and to return back to me. That's all on the same ISP without having to worry about connections through other ISPs and other countries' telecom systems along the way as you do with your connections to western Europe.

 

[Leopardos]

i want -20 and i will be okey :X god just -20

im stuck with this ping issues for years ...
sometimes strange ideas come to my mind like :
Creating something like remote desktop ;x which allow you to use it connection to server , but , using my computer as the runner of the game :X
like using the gameon my pc but connecting to servers from the remote :X
will we see this in next 10 years ?:X

 

[Leopardos]

Well , while looking around for the internet ISPs ...
i found VSAT Internet provided by Satelite , any idea if its good ?
will it help me ? is it tested and good ?
will be same ping ? better ? and any idea how its going about the price ?
cuz i cant find any company or list or any thing ...
Thanks

 

[Fardringle]

If you are worried about ping times, you definitely do not want a Satellite connection. A GOOD satellite provider will get you ping times around 300-400ms. Some are much higher.