Lefty Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 856 Joined: 03/08/09 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 Ever since i've switched to Wireless, i get these random spikes of lags and my ping goes up to 400 ping then goes back down and it can get annoying. I have 3 other computers that are wireless as well. What is the problem? Link to comment
Metal Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 11728 Joined: 09/17/08 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 its wireless it happens alot, i would reset it. Link to comment
Lefty Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 856 Joined: 03/08/09 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 its wireless it happens alot, i would reset it. do you mean disconnect/reconnect? Link to comment
tinkerbell Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 1662 Joined: 05/16/07 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 its wireless it happens alot, i would reset it. yes....no yes, using wireless is shit for online gaming, lag spikes will occur, but resetting the connection to the wireless router will not solve the problem, use a CAT5 cable. you will not see any lag spikes, if your do then contact your ISP Link to comment
Red Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 6559 Joined: 03/14/07 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 I had the same problem, I have new roommates that are heavy internet users and my wireless would lag REALLY REALLY bad. I bought a cat5 cable just the other week and the crazy spikes are gone. Now if anything I just get higher ping in game when they're downloading/uploading porn, but at least I'm not dropping my connection for a few seconds at a time. Plus I just throttled the wireless connection to 1mbit/sec connection, bitches. If you have other computers on the network then wireless is NOT the way to go, it simply requires a smooth constant flow of packets and having other computers sharing the wireless connection overloads the router, there's only so much a wireless router can do at one time, get a cable instead for your gaming computer. Also limit the transmit speed of the wireless so that they don't suck up as much bandwidth. Link to comment
Lefty Posted September 1, 2009 Content Count: 856 Joined: 03/08/09 Status: Offline Share Posted September 1, 2009 I had the same problem, I have new roommates that are heavy internet users and my wireless would lag REALLY REALLY bad. I bought a cat5 cable just the other week and the crazy spikes are gone. Now if anything I just get higher ping in game when they're downloading/uploading porn, but at least I'm not dropping my connection for a few seconds at a time. Plus I just throttled the wireless connection to 1mbit/sec connection, bitches. If you have other computers on the network then wireless is NOT the way to go, it simply requires a smooth constant flow of packets and having other computers sharing the wireless connection overloads the router, there's only so much a wireless router can do at one time, get a cable instead for your gaming computer. Also limit the transmit speed of the wireless so that they don't suck up as much bandwidth. I removed the cable box cause i closed my door on the wire so now its fucked up and i used to get poor connection and my dad spent 40$ on a Wireless adapter for me Link to comment
Alpha2 Posted September 2, 2009 Content Count: 230 Joined: 06/06/09 Status: Offline Share Posted September 2, 2009 I removed the cable box cause i closed my door on the wire so now its fucked up and i used to get poor connection and my dad spent 40$ on a Wireless adapter for me Then you my friend are very possibly screwed. Link to comment
Akaru Posted September 2, 2009 Content Count: 1000 Joined: 06/12/09 Status: Offline Share Posted September 2, 2009 It's wireless, it's unpreventable. Off-topic: I love your sig. LOL. Link to comment
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