Intermittent Lag Issues [closed]

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I have looked around quite a bit and still haven't found a solution to my problem.

I am having lag spike issues and I don't know what to do at this point.

It seems intermittent, in which it will be fine for 4 or 5 seconds and then pings can reach 45k. It isn't just in video games, it is the connection in general.

I have flushed the dns, renewed my IP, reinstalled my WLAN/LAN drivers, checked my computer's network for usage via netgear genie and monitored it.

I ran in cmd prompt ping google.com -t and found out that every 5 or 6 seconds I would spike up to 800ms in ping. I then ran ping 192.168.0.1 -t to find my ping to my router will jump to 70 ms after periods of 1 - 6 ms.

The problem began about two weeks ago, I didn't do any updates or install any odd programs that may have cause it, I have checked the rest of my drivers within the last 2 days and fixed any that needed updating.

I don't think the issue is performance bottleneck, I have an i7-4700MQ, GTX 765m, and an mSata with 16GB RAM.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.



Best Answer

Due to the fact that it appears to be the internet connection and not your computer, I recommend having a chat with your ISP.

Depending on your internet type and/or location, there are many thing that could be affecting your internet quality.

For instance, in the routing to your house, there could be a switch that is causing packet loss, or that has too much traffic and is slowing down,

If you're on wireless internet your house could have a poor signal due to any number of reasons, which would kill your internet speeds




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What causes intermittent lag?

Ping spikes and packet loss are a major cause of lag and are often caused by congestion or interference on the route that is used for your data to travel from your personal computer to the server and back.

Why am I lag spiking all of a sudden?

Lag Spikes or FPS Drops PC lag spikes in games often happen due to getting high ping or experiencing packet loss and FPS drops just flat out make the game run less smooth and spiky. Most games, even the clients you run them with, have an FPS counter you can set up.

How do you fix lag problems?

How to Reduce Lag and Increase Internet Speed for Gaming
  • Check Your Internet Speed and Bandwidth. ...
  • Aim for Low Latency. ...
  • Move Closer to Your Router. ...
  • Close Any Background Websites and Programs. ...
  • Connect Your Device to Your Router via an Ethernet Cable. ...
  • Play on a Local Server. ...
  • Restart Your Router. ...
  • Replace Your Router.


  • Why is my game randomly lagging?

    Texture-related settings are known to cause stutter lag if set too high for your system to cope with. Textures are everywhere in a game, and the more detailed they are, the larger the amount of data that has to be transferred back and forward on your system, and the more hitching and stuttering you're likely to get.



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