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Member 5 posts
Registered: Oct 2006
Someone else that have comhem as isp with and get packetloss spikes every 30sec or so. otherweis i have 27ping 0pl on swe servers. with 21/1mbit.
any idea how to fix it. maybe change to 10/10mbit or something?
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
it's not a bandwidth problem, you can have 13ms with 128kbit
Member 569 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
You're not on wireless by any chance?
Member 5 posts
Registered: Oct 2006
yes Willgurht. tnx now it's working fine!!
Member 569 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Sometimes wireless problems can be fixed by using different/newer firmware on the router and/or drivers for the NIC.
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Wireless can be fixed using a cable...... It's useless for anything other than your pda/laptop/phone, and even then - It's still bad.
Administrator 1025 posts
Registered: Apr 2006
Nah Zalon it doesn't have to be that bad. I'm using new DIR-655 router and Intel 4965AGN-card in my laptop and I can DL/UL at 8-10MB/s and it's rock stable. Happens that i connect the laptop to my TV and specs big games =)
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Yeah, sure - but it will still give you a higher ping
Member 569 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Yeah, sure - but it will still give you a higher ping perhaps 2ms
Administrator 1025 posts
Registered: Apr 2006
Considering radio waves travels at the speed of light, I doubt it matters that much anymore with short distance (a couple of meters and clear sight).
Member 569 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
Considering radio waves travels at the speed of light, I doubt it matters that much anymore with short distance (a couple of meters and clear sight). The delay would be due to handling the signal. Old modems use the same wires that are today used for 50mbit/s (100?!) vdsl.
Administrator 1025 posts
Registered: Apr 2006
Considering radio waves travels at the speed of light, I doubt it matters that much anymore with short distance (a couple of meters and clear sight). The delay would be due to handling the signal. Old modems use the same wires that are today used for 50mbit/s (100?!) vdsl. That's why I wrote "anymore" . I meant that the technique has gone forward, and I don't think it's that much of a problem anymore.
Administrator 1864 posts
Registered: Feb 2006
perhaps 2ms Yes, but those 2+ms can make the difference between 13ms and 25ms in qw.
Administrator 1025 posts
Registered: Apr 2006
Please just give me some source to that the wireless adds "2+ms" delay. This is just speculations
Member 173 posts
Registered: Jun 2008
One overhead that wireless should have, that direct cables don't, is encryption (you are running WPA, aren't you ;-)) although this shouldn't add much delay, if you have many clients you may notice a difference. Something that has made a big difference for me in the past is electrical noise - if anything is next to your wireless router/AP, try moving it - even a small distance like 4 inches can help.
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