3 days ago I got a new ISP and I bought a used 5G router for it because my old 4G one had 3-8mbps upload with this new ISP and the 5G router reaches around 150-200mbps download speed. The problem is not the speed, it's the fact that while I for example live stream or download something my ping...
I've been having this issue for months now and idk what to do in order to fix it. When I cap my fps to 60 in let's say Valorant, I get 29 - 60 ping. When I start capping it to 120 or turning off the fps limitation, ping starts to go wild, a lot of teleporting back and forth, unstable ping...
So basically about a month ago my internet started being really weird. Out of nowhere my 50-100 ping would shoot up by an extra 200 ping no matter what game I play. I've tried everything. Uninstalled and reinstalled my drivers, changing regedit settings, changing router settings, etc and nothing...
When i play games i've started to notice that my ping is not very stable. I went to the cmd and to the site called https://www.meter.net/ping-test/
in the cmd the results looked like this:
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time=65ms
time=65ms
time=61ms
time=56ms
time=92ms
time=64ms
time=115ms
time=55ms...
Through both wired and wireless ping spikes occur about every couple minutes and last for around 30 seconds. This has been going on the past week and I have no clue why. This also makes playing online games impossible as it will spike consistently up to around 200-500. Contacting my ISP...
I play Fortnite competitively and I’ve might a decent amount of money for a 15 year old off it but the problem is, I play on about 40 ping. I live about 98 miles from the Ohio server for Fortnite and some people said you have to be within 150km to get 0 ping (not actually 0 just rounded down)...
I am currently having a 100 mbps internet conenction which is pretty decent to me. But I have an internet problem on my pc.
On discord and games such as CS:GO my ping often spikes to 600 and up to 1000+.
I tried running a speedtest on the web and it seems fine with average 11 ping and 100 mbps...