my internet stutters in games such as csgo and in skype

[vesslan]

So I just upgraded my internet too 100 mbit from 30 mbit and bought a new router , it worked perfectly fine the first couple of days but after about a week my internet starts stuttering in games and skype, i have tried sulutions like flushing my dns rebooted my router etc nothing helps and it is really annoying considering that i didnt have this issue before

 

[tinmann]

Hi, Which wireless router and what wireless adapter do you use?

 

[HEXiT]

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html
give this a try.
you should have around 50 connections on a typical day. most will just be set to wait.
look in the list and you should see about 25 services, 2 wininit, 5 wmpnetwk a couple for your anti virus, 2 for lsass and about 10 for system
if your running a game while running cports you will also see the game in the list and connections will vary depending on the game.

anything thats unknown do a check on. such as checking remote ip's that have established connections.
anything thats wait/wait close you can ignore as they will time out and disapear in 2 or so mins. but open connections should be looked at further.

while you run cports try running process explorer to see if theres anything running that shouldnt be.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
compare the results to cports and close anything that you think may be an issue. (will take a bit of trial and error)

if theres something then check your firewall settings and block the connections of the suspicious apps.

 

[vesslan]

Hi, Which wireless router and what wireless adapter do you use?

my router is ASUS RT-AC56U Dual Band
wireless-AC 1200 Gigabit Router
And adapter I dont really know :/

 

[tinmann]

You must be using a laptop then or on board WiFi then right? To get the most out of the AC router you need an AC adapter.

 

[vesslan]

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html
give this a try.
you should have around 50 connections on a typical day. most will just be set to wait.
look in the list and you should see about 25 services, 2 wininit, 5 wmpnetwk a couple for your anti virus, 2 for lsass and about 10 for system
if your running a game while running cports you will also see the game in the list and connections will vary depending on the game.

anything thats unknown do a check on. such as checking remote ip's that have established connections.
anything thats wait/wait close you can ignore as they will time out and disapear in 2 or so mins. but open connections should be looked at further.

while you run cports try running process explorer to see if theres anything running that shouldnt be.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
compare the results to cports and close anything that you think may be an issue. (will take a bit of trial and error)

if theres something then check your firewall settings and block the connections of the suspicious apps.

You must be using a laptop then or on board WiFi then right? To get the most out of the AC router you need an AC adapter.

nah I'm using an ethernet cabel :/

 

[vesslan]

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/cports.html
give this a try.
you should have around 50 connections on a typical day. most will just be set to wait.
look in the list and you should see about 25 services, 2 wininit, 5 wmpnetwk a couple for your anti virus, 2 for lsass and about 10 for system
if your running a game while running cports you will also see the game in the list and connections will vary depending on the game.

anything thats unknown do a check on. such as checking remote ip's that have established connections.
anything thats wait/wait close you can ignore as they will time out and disapear in 2 or so mins. but open connections should be looked at further.

while you run cports try running process explorer to see if theres anything running that shouldnt be.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
compare the results to cports and close anything that you think may be an issue. (will take a bit of trial and error)

if theres something then check your firewall settings and block the connections of the suspicious apps.

I tried to do the things you recomended and I didn't notice any suspicious apps :/

 

[Kewlx25]

have you tried to measure your latency or jitter by pinging or trace routing the servers you're connected to?

 

[vesslan]

have you tried to measure your latency or jitter by pinging or trace routing the servers you're connected to?

I think i have but im not sure, how do you do that ?
I tried it now on Pingtest.net and I had 0 % loss and 1ms jitter

 

[tinmann]

If your using cable Ethernet why even connect it to a wireless router? Why not just connect directly to the gateway modem?