Good internet speed but low ping ?

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STcreature

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Hey guys so im paying for a decent package 100 Mb/s Down and 5 mb/s up
here are the results on speedtest.net
http://imgur.com/a/cCqmQ


as you can see the results are pretty decent but im getting around 100 - 150 ping on cs go EU servers keep in mind this problem doesnt occur only in cs go

before you ask anymore questions my friend also lives in the same country as me and he pays for a decent package but not as good as mine

Results on speedtest.net
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not available atm but his speeds are:
15 mb/s Down
2 mb/s Up


hes getting about 80 - 85 ping while im getting a really high ping its almost unplayable for me since im a pretty good awper but now the ping have gone worse and im unable to hit anything

please help me


Faq:
Does the problem occur in other games?
Yep all games

Maybe youre too far from the server location?
yep but hes in the same country as mine so why is he getting better ping than me infact we live in the same city

have you tried using a VPN ?
Makes thing worse for me

maybe you have a vpn toggled on atm?
nope checked my whole pc

Where do u live :
Israel

What router to you have:
Brand : Bezeq / NetVision (most popular internet provider in my country)
Model : dsl - 6850u
 
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You're saying you get a ping of 16ms from Israel to Israel and in CS:GO on EU servers you're in the 100-150ms range.

What happens when you select a European server on speedtest.net? My guess is you'll see about 100-150ms.

ADSL often has higher pings than other technologies (cable/fiber), but another potential issue is you're probably reaching across international backbones to hit the EU servers to start with. That creates a choke point/bottleneck as you start to compete with *all* traffic rather than just your ISP's traffic.

The fact other computers downstairs have the same issue says it's nothing you can control and is simply the service you have. I think you'll find that you're being limited by engineering and physics, not...
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You're saying you get a ping of 16ms from Israel to Israel and in CS:GO on EU servers you're in the 100-150ms range.

What happens when you select a European server on speedtest.net? My guess is you'll see about 100-150ms.

ADSL often has higher pings than other technologies (cable/fiber), but another potential issue is you're probably reaching across international backbones to hit the EU servers to start with. That creates a choke point/bottleneck as you start to compete with *all* traffic rather than just your ISP's traffic.

The fact other computers downstairs have the same issue says it's nothing you can control and is simply the service you have. I think you'll find that you're being limited by engineering and physics, not anything you can control on your end.
 
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wildcard1978

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Yah might live in the same country but also come down to you isp and they way the route network traffic and where in your country where ya live. For example I live near Chicago but a server for the games in the west coast . Well my friend that live down the street from me has say attached Internet but they route Thierry traffic straight to the west cost. And I got Comcast but the route my traffic to the east cost then back to the west coasto.

It ain't just the country you live in comes down to the way your isp routes it's Internet traffic.

Could also be a problem with your Internet service bad line modem router .or something your isp has to fix between your house and a main Internet hub
 
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Might have something to do with DNS, some gamers report that changing their DNS helps with ping. Maybe look into finding your optimal MTU and setting that in your router and PC. Are you using wifi or Ethernet?
 
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STcreature

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I got the same ping when choosing a european country on Speedtest.net
Can you explain about the International backbone thingy

also what should i do to fix this problem should i call my isp ?
 
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