Been lagging for a while in a game called league of legends and interent in general. The ping in the game is usually 27-30 ping/ms but during some times it goes up to 250+ ping/ms but goes back to normal after a few seconds. But there have been some occasions where it took a pretty long while for it to connect back. Im pretty sure its jitter but i dont know how to fix it
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@VQ1 wrote:No i dont have fios tv. The brand is Fios Quantum Gateway wifi router. The model no. is FIOS-G1100. Im connected wirelessly, and there isnt a possibility to use ethernet since router is in another room. The website showed that my connection speed on the router is good, with 5 latency ms with 334 download and 491 upload
Ok.
#1 While it is not possible to use ethernet directly to your computers/devices, there are other types of wired networking. Like:
Power grid (Points to https://computer.howstuffworks.com/power-network1.htm )
Phone Line (Points to https://computer.howstuffworks.com/phone-network.htm )
what looks like TV Cable (normally called MOCA).
Another REF https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2011/06/when-wifi-doesnt-work-a-guide-to-home-network...
Try the one of above wired networking fixes, other than using ethernet, and report back the results.
More info would help, like...
#1 If you also have FIOS TV.
#2 Brand and model of your Router.
#3 How you are connected to this router (wired/wireless).
#4 What this test site shows https://www.verizon.com/speedtest/ - Not including what your IP Address is !!
No i dont have fios tv. The brand is Fios Quantum Gateway wifi router. The model no. is FIOS-G1100. Im connected wirelessly, and there isnt a possibility to use ethernet since router is in another room. The website showed that my connection speed on the router is good, with 5 latency ms with 334 download and 491 upload
@VQ1 wrote:No i dont have fios tv. The brand is Fios Quantum Gateway wifi router. The model no. is FIOS-G1100. Im connected wirelessly, and there isnt a possibility to use ethernet since router is in another room. The website showed that my connection speed on the router is good, with 5 latency ms with 334 download and 491 upload
Ok.
#1 While it is not possible to use ethernet directly to your computers/devices, there are other types of wired networking. Like:
Power grid (Points to https://computer.howstuffworks.com/power-network1.htm )
Phone Line (Points to https://computer.howstuffworks.com/phone-network.htm )
what looks like TV Cable (normally called MOCA).
Another REF https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2011/06/when-wifi-doesnt-work-a-guide-to-home-network...
Try the one of above wired networking fixes, other than using ethernet, and report back the results.
Why is this marked as solved? There was no provided answer besides go with a wired connection.
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