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Is there enough stable connection for smooth gaming?

Is there enough stable connection for smooth gaming?

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OmqDace
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04-13-2019, 08:19 PM
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Currently I have high-speed internet at 100mbps, but I might soon switch to a region without it. I enjoy playing games like Tarkov, Apex, and Overwatch on both my PC and PS4. Would a 24mbps download with a 3mbps upload cause noticeable lag? For gaming, especially with streaming services like Hulu or Netflix, it could affect performance. It depends on the specific game and network conditions.
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OmqDace
04-13-2019, 08:19 PM #1

Currently I have high-speed internet at 100mbps, but I might soon switch to a region without it. I enjoy playing games like Tarkov, Apex, and Overwatch on both my PC and PS4. Would a 24mbps download with a 3mbps upload cause noticeable lag? For gaming, especially with streaming services like Hulu or Netflix, it could affect performance. It depends on the specific game and network conditions.

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sianxy
Member
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04-14-2019, 04:51 AM
#2
They rarely share ping times, which means you won’t fully understand until you experience them. It’s likely you should choose a router that offers strong QoS, allowing you to enjoy streaming and gaming together.
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sianxy
04-14-2019, 04:51 AM #2

They rarely share ping times, which means you won’t fully understand until you experience them. It’s likely you should choose a router that offers strong QoS, allowing you to enjoy streaming and gaming together.

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LuvmyKitty
Member
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04-19-2019, 10:34 AM
#3
Good connection? That’s what you’re asking about. I’m here to clarify, but internet jargon can be tricky. Let me explain it simply!
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LuvmyKitty
04-19-2019, 10:34 AM #3

Good connection? That’s what you’re asking about. I’m here to clarify, but internet jargon can be tricky. Let me explain it simply!

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Braj_Fan_Boy
Junior Member
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04-20-2019, 09:29 AM
#4
QoS stands for quality of service. It’s a feature that lets you rank packets differently, such as giving more importance to game data than a file download. This helps real-time apps like voice calls work smoothly even during heavy downloads. Achieving this needs QoS support from your device all the way to the server on the other side.
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Braj_Fan_Boy
04-20-2019, 09:29 AM #4

QoS stands for quality of service. It’s a feature that lets you rank packets differently, such as giving more importance to game data than a file download. This helps real-time apps like voice calls work smoothly even during heavy downloads. Achieving this needs QoS support from your device all the way to the server on the other side.

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anakindaur
Senior Member
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04-20-2019, 11:14 AM
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For those two, a closer to 50 down connection would likely suit you better. Netflix tends to use higher bandwidth.
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anakindaur
04-20-2019, 11:14 AM #5

For those two, a closer to 50 down connection would likely suit you better. Netflix tends to use higher bandwidth.

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04-20-2019, 12:12 PM
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Online gaming reacts strongly to delays but uses little bandwidth, making it tricky to judge performance without more details. The speeds you shared aren’t automatically problematic. Still, a poor connection could still cause issues, especially if another service like Netflix is using much of the data. It depends on prioritization and how much traffic is present.
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HauntingShadow
04-20-2019, 12:12 PM #6

Online gaming reacts strongly to delays but uses little bandwidth, making it tricky to judge performance without more details. The speeds you shared aren’t automatically problematic. Still, a poor connection could still cause issues, especially if another service like Netflix is using much of the data. It depends on prioritization and how much traffic is present.