Why ping is so big?

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dudeperfect

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Hello, I had a good internet. it was 4mb/s but it was enough for me. Then I got a message from the internet provider, that from 2nd September my Internet will be 2x speeder than before. I thought that it is gonna be great. But, 2nd September I got a message from them, that my DSL line can't accept 2x more speed, so it is now 4,5mb/s. Actually, my speed is normal,I can browse fastly and my download speed is big, but the weird things are with pings. For example online games. I have normally 65ms and then randomly it gets 350. I have no idea why. Is this could be provider problem. Or maybe I need to do something with my settings? I also tested with pingtest.net and results are really good.
 
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m0nk3ys1ms

Active Member
dudeperfect said:
Hello, I had a good internet. it was 4mb/s but it was enough for me. Then I got a message from the internet provider, that from 2nd September my Internet will be 2x speeder than before. I thought that it is gonna be great. But, 2nd September I got a message from them, that my DSL line can't accept 2x more speed, so it is now 4,5mb/s. Actually, my speed is normal,I can browse fastly and my download speed is big, but the weird things are with pings. For example online games. I have normally 65ms and then randomly it gets 350. I have no idea why. Is this could be provider problem. Or maybe I need to do something with my settings? I also tested with pingtest.net and results are really good.
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It could be the servers you're connecting to while playing games, or it could just be your connection. DSL isn't really known for having the best latency... If you set up a continuous ping in command prompt, do you get high times or dropped packets?
 
Okedokey

Okedokey

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Ring your service provide and get them to change your server that you connect too, I did that and have much better results/.
 
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