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HELP ping problems in csgo and other online games

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My internet speed i 350Mbps download and upload 300, but in games sometimes ping is going up and down idk what to do or how to fix

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Your download speed and upload speeds have nothing to do with your ping. Ping is used to measure latency. It's the distance between you and the servers. If you're far away from the server or you using WiFi then you're going to get issues. Other issues could be that the server is under load.

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6 minutes ago, Sir Asvald said:

Your download speed and upload speeds have nothing to do with your ping. Ping is used to measure latency. It's the distance between you and the servers. If you're far away from the server or you using WiFi then you're going to get issues. Other issues could be that the server is under load.

i am connected with Ethernet cable, 3 weeks ago everything was okay and now not, for 3 weeks i have this problem, only thing i have changed was the name of my wifi, idk i didn't touch anything in modem settings only changed wifi names

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1 minute ago, Fiveros said:

i am connected with Ethernet cable, 3 weeks ago everything was okay and now not, for 3 weeks i have this problem, only thing i have changed was the name of my wifi, idk i didn't touch anything in modem settings only changed wifi names

Ping primarily depends on the distance between you and the server you're communicating with. Plus additional overhead from intermediate servers (e.g. your ISP). Depending on how busy these servers are, they may take more or less time to forward network packages. And depending on how busy a route is, packages may also travel along other routes to reach the server, which can increase/decrease latency as well.

 

This means most of the stuff that influences ping is outside your control. The most you can typically do is select a server as close to your location as possible.

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1 hour ago, Fiveros said:

i am connected with Ethernet cable, 3 weeks ago everything was okay and now not, for 3 weeks i have this problem, only thing i have changed was the name of my wifi, idk i didn't touch anything in modem settings only changed wifi names

I recommend doing a ping plotter. It tells you what is causing the ping spikes. 

 

https://www.pingplotter.com/

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On 10/22/2022 at 11:27 AM, Eigenvektor said:

Ping primarily depends on the distance between you and the server you're communicating with. Plus additional overhead from intermediate servers (e.g. your ISP). Depending on how busy these servers are, they may take more or less time to forward network packages. And depending on how busy a route is, packages may also travel along other routes to reach the server, which can increase/decrease latency as well.

 

This means most of the stuff that influences ping is outside your control. The most you can typically do is select a server as close to your location as possible.

Another thing I would try is to change your DNS servers from your ISP if it is set to them to a public one like googles or cloudflares. More than once I have run into outdated records that have caused me huge headaches.

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