very slow internet

[lamby2016]

Recently changed WiFi router due to it being damaged, It is the same model and same wires ect.. Before the change I had 150-200 download and 10-12 upload speeds, Now I only have 5-9 download (upload is fine though) IDK whats wrong here 🙁

to add to this when ever i play a game on my main screen and watch streams/videos on the other, for example when i play league and im watching something as well, my ping jumps from 30 to 90 and when i play PoE i get huge lag and stuttering, This has never been an issue before

my specs are;
cpu, amd fx-6300
gpu, gtx 1050 ti
8gb ram
motherboard, asus lx3
storage is fine
650w power sup

 

[Colif]

Have you checked to see if there is any new firmware updates for the new router?

 

[lamby2016]

Have you checked to see if there is any new firmware updates for the new router?

I'm the only person in the house with this problem, im stuck with 9download and they have at least 150, its impossible to do anything

also just checked out my hub settings and seeing my device has a maximum of 10mbps and another device has 1000mbps.. wtf lol

 

[medab1]

Change your IPV4 address ---

 

[misar]

If the router and your PC have dual frequency WiFi check to see whether you are using the same frequency (band) as everyone else.

 

[lamby2016]

Change your IPV4 address ---

did nothing.

 

[lamby2016]

If the router and your PC have dual frequency WiFi check to see whether you are using the same frequency (band) as everyone else.

how do i check this?

 

[medab1]

Change your IPV4 address ---

did nothing.

Changing your ipv4 will result in a small change.
Do not expect a big change.
Comcast or Xfinity will rip you off.
Wait until local wify by version takes over.

 

[misar]

If the router and your PC have dual frequency WiFi check to see whether you are using the same frequency (band) as everyone else.

how do i check this?

Open the router's web interface and if it is dual band there will be a page somewhere showing the connected devices and the WiFi band used (2.4 or 5 GHz).