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How to check whats eating up my internett speed?

Demonhax
By Demonhax
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So im playing World of warcraft, and im getting a bit of delay. My ping in game is like from 100-300ms.

But on a speedtest its like this: https://gyazo.com/2fe4a7aadcd31f3cb3c966840e5e27c8
I know its different with the servers for wow and my network and so on. but should it jump that high? 
Is there any way i can look what using internett and maybe shut that down?
 

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it really depends on how far away the server you play on is and how 'good' of a connection you have between you and it. 

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Are you using multiple devices on the network?

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Where is the server for whatever WoW games are you playing?

Tried googleing it, but didn't get a answer very easy, so really dont know

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Are you using multiple devices on the network?

Im not sure, maybe a laptop or something, but not that many devices tho. 

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I mean your internet speed isn't really great or anything, it just may just be connection issues between you and the server like distance. A closer server should result in lower ping.

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I mean your internet speed isn't really great or anything, it just may just be connection issues between you and the server like distance. A closer server should result in lower ping.

yeah, i know it isn't great. but it should be good enough for playing wow. i think :P

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Fuck.

Try playing a TF2 or any Valve game's server that is local, or at least closest to you. Then see how the ping is.

So i found out that all the servers are in Paris :P

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http://imgur.com/g6aM7tB

I've always had pretty fast internet however when i was going to Brown University sometimes the internet was closer to the speed you posted and it made it very difficult to game, or stream media.

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http://imgur.com/g6aM7tB

I've always had pretty fast internet however when i was going to Brown University sometimes the internet was closer to the speed you posted and it made it very difficult to game, or stream media.

Yeah, at home i have 75/75, but here where i work its a like this :P

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