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Recently I have been having many problems with my PC regarding online gaming on a wired connection, playing any online game I get large ping-spikes, rubber banding and sometimes my PC will actually just disconnect from the internet for a few seconds. I started experiencing these problems since upgrading motherboard and CPU from an i5 6600k with an ASUS PRIME Z370-A to a Ryzen 5 2600x with a GIGABYTE AURUS X470 board. Due to other issues regarding performance, due to incorrectly uninstalling previous drivers I decided to run a fresh install of Windows. Ever since then I have been experiencing the exact same issues with high ping spikes and disconnections. I have tried to obvious things: turning PC on and off again, restarting router and double-checking and changing ethernet ports. I have done ping-tests on this PC and other devices and the ping-spikes only occurred on my PC, my actual connection speed also seems to be fine.My PC Specs are:CPU: Ryzen 5 2600xMOBO: AURUS GIGABYTE X470GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1070The router my family uses is a BT Home Hub 5.Here is a link to a ping test result: https://www.netmeter.co.uk/ping-test/201911-25141-5330.html

I lookedon all the sites you linked and I'm only getting an outdoor connection where I live. What does this mean?

Would 4g be okay for online gaming? If I get high ping then this is not an option.

Where can I check availability for this?

But theres still the massive drop-off because I'm so far from the exchange right? How much would it actually improve?

But how would changing isp improve my speed? I know that. You asked what speeds I was getting.

I know what it means, I was just quoting them.

The site said up to 17mb. But I don't have even a fraction of that.

How do I know what plan I have? I asked my parents what we have and all they said was 'unlimited broadband'

I live in the uk not the us.

I asked my parents that, the had no clue. Is there a way I can check that?

I'm not sure, how do I check?

Cable isn't available where I live, I live in a rural area.

How will changing my isp improve my speeds? I still go through the same exchange right?