Need Help

[Yeezus]

Hey Guys, im having some ping problems with my wireless. the pings that i get are very unreliable/unstable. when i ping google.com or any other website the ping range from 50-500+ms but with no packet lose.

being a gamer this isn't really annoying. 

So my question is, is there a way to fix this / do i need a new router?

and i also use this kind of cable to connect my router to the wall, not sure what its called.

http://marketingondemand.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/cable.jpg

Edit:

searched it a bit further. is it a coaxial cable? sorry if its not

[Volbet]

Is it a problem that has always been there or is it a new problem? It might just be a problem with your ISP

[helping]

Hey Guys, im having some ping problems with my wireless. the pings that i get are very unreliable/unstable. when i ping google.com or any other website the ping range from 50-500+ms but with no packet lose.

being a gamer this isn't really annoying. 

So my question is, is there a way to fix this / do i need a new router?

and i also use this kind of cable to connect my router to the wall, not sure what its called.

http://marketingondemand.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/cable.jpg

it's called a coax cable. If possible please try to test your connection with the same computer or a laptop that shows the same symptoms with a Cat 5 cable

[Bluejay0]

ISP, Firewall, or your router itself?

[Guest Kefuren]

Is it only on wireless or does it also happen on wired connections?

[Yeezus]

Is it a problem that has always been there or is it a new problem? It might just be a problem with your ISP

Moved into a new house and been having the problems from the start.

[Yeezus]

it's called a coax cable. If possible please try to test your connection with the same computer or a laptop that shows the same symptoms with a Cat 5 cable

with a cable attached its more stable, 70~76 

[Volbet]

Moved into a new house and been having the problems from the start.

Are you connected wired or wireless to the router? if you are using a switch try to go around it. If you have another computer you can try to ping that, to see if it is the router.

[pewpewmerica]

Yeezus was terrible, only like 2 good songs. Oh and listen to Volbeat, he knows his shit.

[Yeezus]

Are you connected wired or wireless to the router? if you are using a switch try to go around it. If you have another computer you can try to ping that, to see if it is the router.

wireless, no switch, tried with another pc, same results, unstable

[Guest Kefuren]

with a cable attached its more stable, 70~76 

Well, that does seem kinda high for wired, but it's definitely better than the wireless. Is the wireless device you are having problems with far away from the wireless router/access point (how good is the wireless reception)?

 

Do you have wireless integrated into the modem or do you use an external router?

[Volbet]

wireless, no switch, tried with another pc, same results, unstable

Have you tried a different ethernet cable? have you tried a different coaxial cable? If neither of these things work you should contact your ISP to hear whether or not there is problems in your area.

 

Yeezus was terrible, only like 2 good songs. Oh and listen to Volbeat, he knows his shit.

I don't know anything about shit, and Volbeat is a Danish heavy metal band or a bee-like Pokemon

[Yeezus]

Well, that does seem kinda high for wired, but it's definitely better than the wireless. Is the wireless device you are having problems with far away from the wireless router/access point (how good is the wireless reception)?

 

Do you have wireless integrated into the modem or do you use an external router?

integrated router, 5 or 6 meters away but there are no obstacles in the way. clear path

[Guest Kefuren]

Well, if it's stable within just 6 ms of fluctuations on a wired connection, then you should probably look into buying an external wireless router and see if that fixes it.

[Yeezus]

Have you tried a different ethernet cable? have you tried a different coaxial cable? If neither of these things work you should contact your ISP to hear whether or not there is problems in your area.

 

 

tried a new coax cable and its only changing buy 5 or so on wireless. seems to be fixed Thank you so much.