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My network goes Modem > D-link 4100 > Vonage router.

Ever since I replaced my old router with the D-link I have been getting lag spikes in multiplayer games. What I did was take my lan wire and plugged it into the Vonage instead and the lag spikes went away. Why is it when I do this instead of plugging directly into my D-link I get no lag spikes. The D-link is a gaming router and wouldn't you have the best connection plugged directly to the d-link? Is there a setting I need to change in the Voange router so I can benefit from Game Fuel or do I still get game fuel if im plugged into the Vonage router?

There are 4 computers in our house so only 3 can be plugged into the d-link so 1 port is free to hook up to the Vonage router.

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Probably because your vonage device is doing QOS and your gaming device is doing QOS and your computers are not; and since your computers are not setting their IP precedence, your DLINK is giving more priority to the Vonage traffic.


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My network goes Modem > D-link 4100 > Vonage router.

Ever since I replaced my old router with the D-link I have been getting lag spikes in multiplayer games. What I did was take my lan wire and plugged it into the Vonage instead and the lag spikes went away. Why is it when I do this instead of plugging directly into my D-link I get no lag spikes. The D-link is a gaming router and wouldn't you have the best connection plugged directly to the d-link? Is there a setting I need to change in the Voange router so I can benefit from Game Fuel or do I still get game fuel if im plugged into the Vonage router?

There are 4 computers in our house so only 3 can be plugged into the d-link so 1 port is free to hook up to the Vonage router.


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