F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Networks The ping increased significantly after adjusting the system settings, going from 30 to 110.

The ping increased significantly after adjusting the system settings, going from 30 to 110.

The ping increased significantly after adjusting the system settings, going from 30 to 110.

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xTehEpicOne13x
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05-19-2023, 09:12 AM
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I watched a video guide to lower ping, and everything seemed logical. However, once I applied the changes, my ping stayed high. When I reverted the adjustments, my ping didn’t return to normal.
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xTehEpicOne13x
05-19-2023, 09:12 AM #1

I watched a video guide to lower ping, and everything seemed logical. However, once I applied the changes, my ping stayed high. When I reverted the adjustments, my ping didn’t return to normal.

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elymumjade
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05-19-2023, 10:41 AM
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Your connection frequency will keep shifting. It won't matter how strong your link is.
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elymumjade
05-19-2023, 10:41 AM #2

Your connection frequency will keep shifting. It won't matter how strong your link is.

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Dustarro
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05-20-2023, 03:54 PM
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We'd need to understand the modifications, but usually nothing you alter on your PC affects your ping or latency—your ISP plays a bigger role, along with your connection setup and the paths traffic takes through their network.
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Dustarro
05-20-2023, 03:54 PM #3

We'd need to understand the modifications, but usually nothing you alter on your PC affects your ping or latency—your ISP plays a bigger role, along with your connection setup and the paths traffic takes through their network.

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05-20-2023, 11:22 PM
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Check your router by sending a ping. Launch the Windows command prompt with admin privileges (for advanced options). You’ll be prompted whether to open as admin—click right-click in the search bar or select the Start menu button. Run the command ipconfig to view your IP address and gateway. The gateway is your Wi-Fi router or main network device. Use ping 192.168.1.1 to test connectivity; it displays latency and variability. If you see frequent delays, try multiple pings (e.g., ping -n 20). Disable timeout with -t to keep pinging until you stop the command. Note that website pings can fluctuate widely, so limit testing to a few sites and record results. Document any changes you made to settings.
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ExoSpade
05-20-2023, 11:22 PM #4

Check your router by sending a ping. Launch the Windows command prompt with admin privileges (for advanced options). You’ll be prompted whether to open as admin—click right-click in the search bar or select the Start menu button. Run the command ipconfig to view your IP address and gateway. The gateway is your Wi-Fi router or main network device. Use ping 192.168.1.1 to test connectivity; it displays latency and variability. If you see frequent delays, try multiple pings (e.g., ping -n 20). Disable timeout with -t to keep pinging until you stop the command. Note that website pings can fluctuate widely, so limit testing to a few sites and record results. Document any changes you made to settings.

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