Hi All
I set up a router last week so my bro can share our broadband connection on his lap top,he mainly wants this for downloading movies once in a while!
I mostly use this pc for gaming (online bf2 the most), the problem is every time since connecting the router,when I try to play online at the same time as he is connected dling,well I either cant connect or end up being disconnected for having to high ping!and it is high , like on a local server where my ping is normally like 15-17,it can get as bad as 600-800!!
Now I thought that capping his down/up-loads might help but he isnt really getting much out of it either, the max Ive seen is like 30kb down and 8kb up!
Ive also tried setting the ports (port forwarding) in the router settings, this is ok for the torrent he is using because it is only 1 port, but BF2 uses a large range so its not so good nor has it made any difference for me!
I dont know what else to try!!!
The setup is- 2mb cable broadband (ntl)modem - Netgear 54 mbs wireless router WGR614v6 - both pc's are connected by ethernet cable, the wireless isnt in use and is turned off. The pc's arnt networked so that they see each other, could this make any difference?, Can any one help me here?
As Always Any Suggestions Are Appreciated
Thanx Gaz!
I set up a router last week so my bro can share our broadband connection on his lap top,he mainly wants this for downloading movies once in a while!
I mostly use this pc for gaming (online bf2 the most), the problem is every time since connecting the router,when I try to play online at the same time as he is connected dling,well I either cant connect or end up being disconnected for having to high ping!and it is high , like on a local server where my ping is normally like 15-17,it can get as bad as 600-800!!
Now I thought that capping his down/up-loads might help but he isnt really getting much out of it either, the max Ive seen is like 30kb down and 8kb up!
Ive also tried setting the ports (port forwarding) in the router settings, this is ok for the torrent he is using because it is only 1 port, but BF2 uses a large range so its not so good nor has it made any difference for me!
I dont know what else to try!!!
The setup is- 2mb cable broadband (ntl)modem - Netgear 54 mbs wireless router WGR614v6 - both pc's are connected by ethernet cable, the wireless isnt in use and is turned off. The pc's arnt networked so that they see each other, could this make any difference?, Can any one help me here?
As Always Any Suggestions Are Appreciated
Thanx Gaz!