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Zoner · 10-14-2006, 02:52 PM

Ok, this is making ZERO sense to me.

I bought a Logitech USB 250 headset today and it seemed to be working fine. Teamspeak was clear and the mic was working just great.

I boot up BF2 and join a server. I got nothing but connection problems. I couldn't walk 2 steps without seeing "There was a problem with your connection".

So, for troubleshooting's sake, I disconnected and quit BF2, unplugged my headset, and booted BF2 again. I joined a server and magically my connection problems disappeared.

Now, how in God's creation can a HEADSET cause lag in BF2?? Can someone please help me out. I just slapped another 1GB of RAM into the machine too and BF2 seems to like that a lot.

This sucks beyond belief. mad:

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Zoner is Offline Administrator Posts: 17,739 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Camp Crystal Lake	10-14-2006, 02:52 PM Ok, this is making ZERO sense to me. I bought a Logitech USB 250 headset today and it seemed to be working fine. Teamspeak was clear and the mic was working just great. I boot up BF2 and join a server. I got nothing but connection problems. I couldn't walk 2 steps without seeing "There was a problem with your connection". So, for troubleshooting's sake, I disconnected and quit BF2, unplugged my headset, and booted BF2 again. I joined a server and magically my connection problems disappeared. Now, how in God's creation can a HEADSET cause lag in BF2?? Can someone please help me out. I just slapped another 1GB of RAM into the machine too and BF2 seems to like that a lot. This sucks beyond belief. mad: