Nvidia are blocking use of VPN nowadays.
the zayo.com hops seem to be common denominator in GFN users reporting both issues with lower than expected bandwidth along with higher than expected packet loss coinciding with poor game performance.
Which are the same symptons described regarding another cloud service at
and
https://community.bt.com/t5/BT-Fibre-broadband/Horrible-ping-spikes-and-packet-loss/m-p/1915395
though no third party (winmtr,tracert or ping) network debugging was shared a solution was found at
and later in the discussion it was confirmed BT offer three options for customers to choose from; depending on their needs, which are "standard", "stable" and "super stable".
Now that VPN is blocked in GFN service is there any other way we can change the route to GFN server which removes zayo.com hops?
Can "stable" or "super stable" connection options help GFN users and other cloud gaming service users resolve packet loss, lower than expecetd bandwidth and other latency related issues like what has helped Shadow cloud gaming service users?
Are the "stable" and "super stable" options really just QoS profiles which optimise internet connection and internet traffic routing for highly variable UDP throughput used by cloud gaming services?
