internet makes games have fps lag

tyler342388 · Nov 2, 2013

this all started after i installed hotspot shield about a month ago i uninstalled it and this still happens i was using my phones internet that worked perfect then i switched to my moms phone it had the lag issue its not the lag your thinking of it fps lag and my pc can handle any game whatsoever but this was all before when i didnt have internet. today when we got our verizon fios internet hooked up i was thinking it would fix the problems but no it didnt the internets super fast but still i get fps lag when i try games and all i have to do is unplug my wireless adapter and boom works fine games run like 100fps and above any ideas thanks? oh and when the wireless adapter is connected it runs anywhere from 10-25 fps -_- and thats on call of duty (sorry if in wrong section)

RealBeast · Nov 3, 2013

You need to optimize your wireless network. If you get a good wired connection, use it if at all possible. If you must use wireless, download and install the free Home version of inSSIDer from HERE to see what channels and strengths are around you. Many things can interfere with wireless, including other users in your home streaming video. Select the least used channel from 1, 6, and 11.

If using a wired connection won't work for you, consider a dual band router and adapter and use the 5GHz, or look at the new powerline adapter from Zyxel (PLA5205kit) -- expensive but low latency and averages 120Mbps on all my connections that only ran 30Mbps with the previous PLA4205kit.

tyler342388 · Nov 3, 2013

RealBeast :

You need to optimize your wireless network. If you get a good wired connection, use it if at all possible. If you must use wireless, download and install the free Home version of inSSIDer from HERE to see what channels and strengths are around you. Many things can interfere with wireless, including other users in your home streaming video. Select the least used channel from 1, 6, and 11.

If using a wired connection won't work for you, consider a dual band router and adapter and use the 5GHz, or look at the new powerline adapter from Zyxel (PLA5205kit) -- expensive but low latency and averages 120Mbps on all my connections that only ran 30Mbps with the previous PLA4205kit.

tyler342388 · Nov 3, 2013

thats not the problem i know its not it has to do with somthing i done on my pc but i just changed to wired thinking it would fix everything but no.. might consider formatting hmm idk this sucks thanks though

RealBeast · Nov 3, 2013

Hard to follow your logic with that short post, but I will accept your assessment if you are convinced that it is your pc. If so, the first step (although it may sound a little radical) that I would use to save time on trying to chase down an impossible fix would be to backup key stuff and then do a repair installation, that will save your programs and data. THIS is the procedure for Windows 7. If you have "updated" to 8 you are on your own since it still has its growing pains intact.

tyler342388 · Nov 5, 2013

That was my last resort but i found a fix for me its obviously because of a program that i dont know about but anyways i just ctrl+alt+delete and went to task manager then processes then just exited all the processes that would not shut down my pc and it works! im fine with having to do this every time i boot up its pretty simple and makes pc a bit faster! thanks for the replys AND i know my grammar sucks!

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