For some reason my internet has been doing really badly for the past 6-8 months
whenever i download something or someone streams netflix or twitch throughout the house my ping spikes up to 300 when it is usually around a stready 20
I proved this by downloading a CS:GO update. When downloading I got around 30 ping then during the test I paused the download and it would gradually reduce.
Usually there are 9 devices on average connected to the internet, But even when I restarted the router to reset the clients. I still had a problem
Ping While Steam is downloading at 400~450 KB/s MAX SPEED
Ping while steam is downloading at a 256 KB/s speed cap
Ping while no downloads
I ran full virus checks on my computer and defragged the hard drives.
Specifications:
Router Model: Linksys WRT310N
Computer:
Mainboard : ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. P8H61-M LX PLUS
Processor : Intel Core i3 2120 @ 3300 MHz
Power Supply: XFX 550W
WiFi adapter: N900 Dual Band Wireless USB Adapter TEW-684UB (i have trried using a TP link and its the same result, i have also tried connecting directly to my router)
OS: Windows 8
ISP: Distributel Communications
So if anyone has any suggestions? Maybe if its a computer problem or a router problem. Or just a problem on my ISP's end.
whenever i download something or someone streams netflix or twitch throughout the house my ping spikes up to 300 when it is usually around a stready 20
I proved this by downloading a CS:GO update. When downloading I got around 30 ping then during the test I paused the download and it would gradually reduce.
Usually there are 9 devices on average connected to the internet, But even when I restarted the router to reset the clients. I still had a problem
Ping While Steam is downloading at 400~450 KB/s MAX SPEED
Ping while steam is downloading at a 256 KB/s speed cap
Ping while no downloads
I ran full virus checks on my computer and defragged the hard drives.
Specifications:
Router Model: Linksys WRT310N
Computer:
Mainboard : ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. P8H61-M LX PLUS
Processor : Intel Core i3 2120 @ 3300 MHz
Power Supply: XFX 550W
WiFi adapter: N900 Dual Band Wireless USB Adapter TEW-684UB (i have trried using a TP link and its the same result, i have also tried connecting directly to my router)
OS: Windows 8
ISP: Distributel Communications
So if anyone has any suggestions? Maybe if its a computer problem or a router problem. Or just a problem on my ISP's end.
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