Nate152 wrote:
Hello Formot

How is the ping and signal strength?

t's RG6. No splitters are utilized in my apartment since I knew that would create a bit of loss. My ISP is Comcast and on average I'm hitting around 30Mbps Down and 12-15 Up. The only thing is that it has to be my computer since my flatmates aren't lagging in the slightest. Not even a little. And their computers aren't even utilizing AC Network Adapters. As far as my Router goes, I went on the upper end. I own a Nighthawk X6 R8000 and the firmware is up to date at V1.0.3.4_1.1.2. I just don't know what settings to change on my computer to create lagless play. I changed all the wireless adapter properties to match my roommates and I still lag exactly the same. As far as signal strength goes, I usually hit around -41dBm. Also, the problem is the variable ping creating the lag. For a few moments I'll be at 20ping and then it'll shoot up to 150 and slowly make it's way down. Or shoot up to 80 and do the same.

Nate152 wrote:
Thank you

If you don't think it's a network problem maybe the game settings are set too high, if you have antialiasing enabled try disabling it.

Also try enabling v-sync.

I own a ROG G751JT.
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Nate152 wrote:
Can you try connecting to the internet with an ethernet cable? And also leave the power cord plugged in and see if this helps.

I know it's the network adapter card. On ethernet I have perfect ping the entire time. I'm just wondering what wireless adapter settings I need to change in order to experience the same lagless play as my roommates 😕