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Netgear xr1000 high ping under load
I recently purchased the xr1000 gaming router because I thought that was the issue I was having with my connection while playing games on my pc was my old router. While this router has a TON more f...
- Yes a lot better, you were spiking into the 100's before, now it's spiking between 10-20ms so you should notice a big difference. Now just fine tune QoS as much as possible and you'll be good to go.
The router won't affect the in game location that will be down to your ISP and the routing they're putting you on - this will likely resolve itself after a certain amount of time as long as the modem isn't rebooted. What is the model of the modem/router the XR is connected to? Your Ping Test has quite a lot of spikes and that is to do with the ISP. Ping Under Load can be resolved by experimenting with Congestion Control percentages while set to Always, although it will only be as good as the Ping Test which is a baseline test of your connection.
ok so put on always and set scaler to 70% and got A's across the board but is it still very "spikey"?
- That will be down to the ISP then I think, it's hard to determine what can be resolved with QoS when the baseline is that unstable. The Connection Benchmark test uses the Google servers for the Ping tests so it's possible your connection to these tests isn't very good. Follow this guide and use a local website and lets see what baseline you get that way and we can proceed from there https://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000074717-how-to-test-your-internet-ping
So, I downloaded the ping plotter and have no idea what I'm looking at for the most part lol. I did use local sites that they had suggested like google and twitter, I added YouTube and one Hop does stick out and its lag-63.hiflnyae01h.netops.charter.com I will also add a screen shot of the google results to maybe get a better idea.
Did a little more digging and reading on that link you sent me and turns out that the modem i have has a puma 6 CPU which are known to have issues, I am going to bring the modem to my ISP tomorrow and switch it with a different model and show them screenshots of what i have vs what its supposed to be. I will keep you posted if this resolves my issue, thank you.
There's a long thread over on DSLReports site about Puma6 and it's vulnerabilities. Goes back years.
Not sure if Intel ever fully addressed it.
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