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my gaming is really bad at the moment it keeps on lagging and really is unplayable i can only connect through wireless any help would be great as im pretty much out of luck until i get my own place with internet 

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get better internet is the only way, if you can't use ethernet or powerline.

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ethernet or use a power line.

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move closer to host :P

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Powerline?

 

 

get better internet is the only way, if you can't use ethernet or powerline.

 

 

ethernet or use a power line.

I haven't had a good experience with powerline. 

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I haven't had a good experience with powerline. 

Is your house older?

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1.Get better host. Some hosts are better in certain areas than others

2.Pay for a better plan because internet company likes to throttle if you don't pay as much

3.If using wireless get closer to the wireless box

4.If you are using wireless I'd more suggest plugging in a Ethernet cable

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Is your house older?

If you consider 2008 old.
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If you consider 2008 old.

not even close

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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If you consider 2008 old.

Well if you are in Nashville no wonder, US houses aren't exactly the best electrically.

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Get a better wifi card. use WLAN optimizer. Change your router channel.

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1.Get better host. Some hosts are better in certain areas than others

2.Pay for a better plan because internet company likes to throttle if you don't pay as much

3.If using wireless get closer to the wireless box

4.If you are using wireless I'd more suggest plugging in a Ethernet cable

 

 

Is your house older?

 

 

I haven't had a good experience with powerline. 

 

 

move closer to host :P

 

 

ethernet or use a power line.

 

 

get better internet is the only way, if you can't use ethernet or powerline.

 

 

Powerline?

i cant do any of the above till i get my own place i was hoping i could change settings or get software to improve it a bit ill just have to stick with offline thanks guys i appreciate it 

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Get a better wifi card. use WLAN optimizer. Change your router channel.

im using a usb adapter its the best i can do for now ill try out wlan and i dont have access to the router the default password wont work  

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i dont understand

It was more or less a joke. 2008 is still considered new in terms of homes. My house that is nearly 10 years old now is still considered new. Basically, he's saying that only if you consider a house built in 2008 to be old, it is. Otherwise, it isn't.

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It was more or less a joke. 2008 is still considered new in terms of homes. My house that is nearly 10 years old now is still considered new. Basically, he's saying that only if you consider a house built in 2008 to be old, it is. Otherwise, it isn't.

ha that joke was so bad it made me laugh a house 20 years old i would still think its pretty new

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Well Linus did a video a while back about the meta geek wispy dbx 

 

And he explains in it a 2.4ghz router can have issues because toys and other things attempt to hop on to the frequency possibly causing lag, this could be the problem

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ha that joke was so bad it made me laugh a house 20 years old i would still think its pretty new

I concur, considering houses are (supposed to be) built to last decades upon decades. When we tore down and rebuilt our new house, the old one was about 120 years old. The new one will be 10 in June 2016. Quite literally 1/12th of the age of the old one.

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Well Linus did a video a while back about the meta geek wispy dbx 

 

And he explains in it a 2.4ghz router can have issues because toys and other things attempt to hop on to the frequency possibly causing lag, this could be the problem

thanks ill check it out looks like its the best its gonna get till i get my own place

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