Regarding Ping spike

[Destoryer102]

Good Afternoon,

Recently, I have changed my pcie wifi adapter for my custom built pc (that I built 2 years ago). Back than I didn't have much knowledge about wifi adaptors so I just took my wifi card from my previous computer that I had and used it till last Saturday. 

On Sunday I installed new pcie wifi adapter ( Mercusys MA80xe v1) from my older wifi card (not sure what it is but only supported up to wifi 4).

But now when ever I game or even when just opened google my pc is getting random spikes like photo below and it gets more intense when I game.

for example when I play league of legend my fps is 300+ and ping is 22 ms whole game but my game is lagging but with previous wifi it was no issue.

at the moment 

• wifi drivers is up to date 
• adapter driver is up to date
• set roaming aggression to lowest (didnt have option for disable)

 

My pc spec is 

• MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS
• AMD ryzen 5 5600x 6 
• corsair 16gb (2 x 8 gb)
• TUF RTX 3070ti

 

If anyone could guess what might be going on I am open to try 

[NobleGamer]

4 hours ago, Destoryer102 said:

Good Afternoon,

Recently, I have changed my pcie wifi adapter for my custom built pc (that I built 2 years ago). Back than I didn't have much knowledge about wifi adaptors so I just took my wifi card from my previous computer that I had and used it till last Saturday. 

On Sunday I installed new pcie wifi adapter ( Mercusys MA80xe v1) from my older wifi card (not sure what it is but only supported up to wifi 4).

But now when ever I game or even when just opened google my pc is getting random spikes like photo below and it gets more intense when I game.

for example when I play league of legend my fps is 300+ and ping is 22 ms whole game but my game is lagging but with previous wifi it was no issue.

at the moment 

• wifi drivers is up to date 
• adapter driver is up to date
• set roaming aggression to lowest (didnt have option for disable)

 

My pc spec is 

• MSI MPG B550 GAMING PLUS
• AMD ryzen 5 5600x 6 
• corsair 16gb (2 x 8 gb)
• TUF RTX 3070ti

 

If anyone could guess what might be going on I am open to try 

The graph shows bandwidth - I don't recall Windows Task Manager showing latency.

 

Anyways, you need to make sure your wifi network delivers the highest band size possible for 5 or 6 GHz - At least 80 Mhz. Then, make sure your Windows hardware settings for the wifi card is set to prefer 5 GHz. Then, if all that doesn't help, you need to use wifiman or some app to make sure there isn't conflicting bands causing interference.