I'm not sure whether it's due to packet loss or just high latency, however whenever I game or stream the internet can be noticeably very slow in spikes.
Did some ping test through my router and other IP's such as google, and it spikes quite a bit about every 30 seconds or so.
I wanted to fix this issue so I've tried a couple of things.
1. Maybe there was a signal interference? Tried changing channels, etc. nothing.
2. Maybe location (Concrete or what not?) Tried moving it all around no avail.
3. Then I started to think maybe it's something between my modem and router, so I tried plugging an ethernet to my devices. What I got is that wired connection runs 100% smoothly so that got rid of my suspicions of some other issues.
4. I was skeptical but I wanted to just try changing DNS server, same issues occurred.
5. Tried replacing router with a new one and updated firmware nothing worked.
6. Tried a differently frequency instead of 2.4ghz and tried 5ghz, nothing helped.
Can anyone help me with the cause of the issue?
Did some ping test through my router and other IP's such as google, and it spikes quite a bit about every 30 seconds or so.
I wanted to fix this issue so I've tried a couple of things.
1. Maybe there was a signal interference? Tried changing channels, etc. nothing.
2. Maybe location (Concrete or what not?) Tried moving it all around no avail.
3. Then I started to think maybe it's something between my modem and router, so I tried plugging an ethernet to my devices. What I got is that wired connection runs 100% smoothly so that got rid of my suspicions of some other issues.
4. I was skeptical but I wanted to just try changing DNS server, same issues occurred.
5. Tried replacing router with a new one and updated firmware nothing worked.
6. Tried a differently frequency instead of 2.4ghz and tried 5ghz, nothing helped.
Can anyone help me with the cause of the issue?
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