If they don't understand what that means, ask them to ping the hardware. However, my understanding of the fiberop connections they do here at least, is that each person has their own individual connection and they shouldn't be sharing them with anyone around the area unless they're doing FTTN/FTTC (To the node/To the curb).Īnywho, just ask your ISP to run a line test from your hardware to their server. I don't know how it works exactly but it's just my guess, if that could pose issues or not, but then if it did, I don't think I should be getting the same amount of speed because it's not exactly sharing a connection. One guess of mine is that recently they did set up a new connection of Fibernet in my area, about a few houses away, what they did was that they set up another box kind of thing on my roof since there was a lot of extra wire so they set up the box thing there, and then from that, they gave them a new connection. I didn't, because I don't know what to ask them and I will do that in the morning and hopefully they get what I mean because it's kind of frustrating to talk to them too, however, me living in this town where I am, I do not have a choice but to go with them and it worked perfectly okay for about 5-6 months now. Did you ever ask your ISP if they're doing any work in the area, or if they can run a signal test from your hardware to their servers? It doesn't make much sense to me that you'd be having these issues, especially with Fiberop.
Stopped p2p Windows Update thing, whatever that is according to the reddit thread here : I can't just figure out what's wrong with my connection exactly. No matter the game, it lags at random times for a couple of seconds or so, making everything unplayable. Yet, it's so damn frustrating lately to even start any online game. My ping is manageable, I play at around 90-120ms on Singapore servers.
However, I never use WiFi, the internet is connected by an ethernet cable to my PC. I looked at the issue online and some people have it when they're using WiFi so they fix it by connecting with an Ethernet wire. my internet remains connected and is fine, it's just that there's about a few seconds lag every minute, randomly. So what happens is that, when I'm playing a game or talking to someone on Discord or doing both, out of every 1-2 minutes, I get lag spikes of about 4-5 seconds and it's getting more and more frustrating especially when gaming, if it was just voice chat, I'd put up with that but it's not. So recently for about a month or so, I've been having this crazy issue that I've never had before, it's about my internet lagging when I'm in an online game or on a voice chat service like Discord,
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