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Moisture
May 11, 2020Tutor
Crazy Ping Spikes in Online Games
Hello! For the past few weeks I have been experiencing crazy ping spikes. The strange thing is that it only happens on games. It has never happened before also. I ran games on two different computers...
- May 20, 2020That will be down to the ISP then, you've done what you can on your side now with that percentage but that issue is something you'll need to try and get the ISP to help with. It may help to say that your job requires low latency and that it is interfering with it, they may be more amenable.
Moisture
May 12, 2020Tutor
What do you mean by physical setup?
Netduma-Fraser wrote:
What is your exact physical setup? Are you using QoS? It sounds like you may be experiencing local congestion. If you're using QoS, what settings are you using?
As for QoS I recently disabled it and haven't seen much of a change.
Netduma-Fraser
May 12, 2020NetDuma Partner
For example AT&T modem model # > XR500 > another router and mentioning where devices are connected to. How did you set it up before? If you disabled it and didn't notice a change then it properly wasn't correct when enabled.
- MoistureMay 12, 2020Tutor
I'm Using an ethernet cable connected from a Netgear ProSafe 5 Port Gigabit Switch. Before, I didn't really change anything on the Qos except the Bandwidth Allocation, which I put the majority on my PC.
- Netduma-FraserMay 12, 2020NetDuma PartnerThe Anti-Bufferbloat option is what will really eliminate any lag that you encounter so I would suggest you follow our optimal settings guides here: http://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/folders/16000090646
What is the XR plugged into?- MoistureMay 12, 2020Tutor
The XR500 is plugged into the Netgear Prosafe, and an ethernet cord to my desktop (and an outlet). I just updated my QoS, so hopefully that helps. Thanks.