Author Topic: High speed connection.  (Read 918 times)

You have no idea how internet works/what latency is.

Has it always been bad, or just recently? If you're really far from the router, things could cause interference. Like for me, when I'm not near the router and the phone rings, my ping launches up to >2000ms. Try moving the router closer to your PC, or visa versa.

Always been pretty bad i'm like i'd say about 12,13 meters or so away.
What the hell are you doing with a gaming computer hooked up wirelessly to the internet?
No where to plug it in, in my room.
Describe the modem (box with lights) that your router is attached to.
Not so sure what a modem is to be quite honest.

If you're on wireless and you're on the other side of the house your ping will of course be forgeted. The only real solution is to run an Ethernet cord from your router/modem to your computer directly bypassing any type of wireless signal thats not strong enough/getting interfered by walls or other wireless connections.

Ethernet cord being:


You can get very long Ethernet cords up to 50 meters, it doesn't require advanced hooking up you can just drill 2 holes both ends of the house and run it through the roof. Though I'd suggest doing a bit of research first.

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Well i guess that should work. I'll get a long Ethernet cord as soon as possible, thanks.