UE1 - UT What's wrong with Deltatime online?

To clarify, I am referring to function Tick()'s float variable, (usually) known as Deltatime.

When I define function Tick, it is called offline with a correct deltatime, properly showing the time between the last tick and the current tick. When I run it online, however, the deltatime that is defined when Tick() is called is many times what it should be. I'm finding that 3-5 seconds worth of operation is executed in just 1 second. This is hazardous to my Inventory's charge, which depletes itself based on the deltatime, at a rate much faster than the proper rate demonstrated in a standalone game.

I could use function Timer(), but it is already in use as inherited (and slightly modified) code from the Inventory's superclass, UT_JumpBoots.

What's wrong, and how can I fix it?

To aid your investigations, here is the source code for my JetBoots.

Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

EDIT:
The Deltatime problem might be related to a problem with Timer that I have found. I call SetTimer(0.05,true) and Timer() gets called every second, by the looks of it.

It's not something wrong with my machine, for the record, because the class 'flakslug' calls Timer() every 0.04 seconds successfully. I don't know why it works for the flakslug but not for the JetBoots. it's very frustrating. What variables do I need to change??

Anyway, I found this Timer problem because I:
figured out what the UT_JumpBoots' original timer did -> concluded I didn't need it -> moved appropriate code from Tick() into Timer()

So here's an updated version of the mod with the attempted Timer fix:

So what you're saying is that it's just a coincidence that Deltatime is consistently perfect offline and incorrect online?

I don't think my CPU's clock speed is dynamic. The core I have assigned to UT runs at full speed, at least while UT is running. I have set UT process priority to Realtime.

As for the Timer, turns out I overlooked UT_JumpBoots calling SetTimer(1.0,true) in PickupFunction(). I just redefined the function and deleted the SetTimer() call and it worked!

My jetboots are making major headway now. They're almost ready to be released at Beta! I just have to make some final touches...

EDIT:

OK, I haven't tested it yet, but I think I know what the problem is. when I click "Dedicated" and the button calls the console command "relaunch etc", it doesn't include the "-CPUSPEED=2500" switch that I put in the command line. Maybe it'll work when I use the dedicated server shortcut I have. Of course I have no intention to test it. I'll just trust it works until I find it doesn't (which is pretty likely in the case that I begin a new coding endeavour).

Is there a way to make Windows or, possibly, my CPU support UT in that respect? As in make UT run correctly while using all 4 cores of my AMD Phenom 9850?

My friend (XxDeadlyxX / deado - as you may know him) has an Intel quad and he has no troubles. Surely there's a way...?

I know. I've done all that. I've got imagecfg to configure the affinity (which has come in very handy and everything, but nothing of what either of you said explains why my friend has had no trouble running UT with his Intel quad core.

Ahhh, OK so it's about the speed scaling!

Please please please tell me how I can change it!!