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1. Move closer to the router
-If you are using a WiFi connection (which is built-in on laptops while desktops uses USB WiFi Adapters), decreasing the space between your gaming device and your router will increase your internet connection strength, which will in turn decrease your ping. While this step isn't likely to fix your ping issues entirely, it's a good rule of thumb. Items such as walls, floors, and other physical obstacles will obstruct your wireless signal.
2. Close any background programs and websites (Disable Windows Updates)
-Having bandwidth-heavy programs like browser with YøùTùbé/other video streaming site opened, torrenting services like uTorrent or BitTorrent, and even other games running will severely affect your ping. This applies to background programs and websites on all devices, not just the one on which you're gaming. If you have any background downloads, pause or close them. To verify if unnecessary programs were totally closed, open Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Disabling program or windows updates will also reduce your ping. To disable windows updates for Windows 7, Click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Turn automatic updating on or off then select off. For Windows 8, press Windows+F hotkeys > type windows update > choose Settings > Click Turn automatic updating on or off > Never check for updates. The only possible way to disable windows update for Windows 10 is by setting your wireless connection into Metered Connection, click the wireless network icon is the bottom right corner of taskbar, find your WiFi and click Properties, look for 'Set as metered connection' and turn it on. Non-Internet-based programs won't affect your ping, though they may affect your game's performance. So it is also recommended to close them to achieve maximum gaming performance.
3. Reduce the number of devices using WiFi
-Routers and Internet connections can only support limited number of devices, and each in-use device (like PC, laptop, smartphones, PSP handheld console, wireless printer) will divide the available connection speed, which will also increase your ping. If you live with multiple people, this might be impossible. The next-best thing is using an Ethernet connection (Refer to tip no. 4). Consider putting your mobile devices in Airplane Mode while you game, since doing so will pull them off of the WiFi network without forcing you to use cellular data.
4. Connect your device to your router via Ethernet cable
-As long as the router isn't the problem, your ping will almost always be lower on a wired connection (RJ45 cable connected to LAN port) than on a wireless one. If this doesn't lower your ping, your router is most likely causing your low ping or the internet connection coming directly from your ISP could be to blame.
5. Use a bandwidth manager
-There are so many bandwidth management softwares in the market, but most of them are ρáíd software. If you don't have enough budget to purchase one, here's some of the free bandwidth management softwares: NetLimiter, NetBalancer, TMeter, NetPeeker, NetWorx, if you are using ASRock motherboard, try cFosSpeed (ASRock XFast LAN). There are also other type of ping reducing software optimized for gaming networks, they are what they called GPN (Gamers Private Network), most of these softwares are also ρáíd, if you have budget, you can try wtfast or Kill Ping. GPN is a platform that online gamers use to access gaming servers with an uninterrupted connection. The purpose of GPN was to provide online gamers an environment that is free from ping spikes and lag issues. To explain further, GPN has their own network dedicated for game data wherein installing several servers across the globe. On a regular internet connection there are all sorts of data packets travelling in the network causing a traffic jam for data and packet loss. GPN dedicated route allows a gamer to beat the clutter and traffic, enabling the game data to travel faster to the game server reducing high ping, eliminating lag and packet loss.
6. Restart your router and modem
-If your router or modem has been running non-stop, it may not be functioning properly. Removing the power cables from both the modem and the router, waiting thirty seconds or so, and then re-attaching them will refresh your internet connection and potentially lower your ping. It may take a few moments for your network to come back online after plugging the router in.
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-If you are using a WiFi connection (which is built-in on laptops while desktops uses USB WiFi Adapters), decreasing the space between your gaming device and your router will increase your internet connection strength, which will in turn decrease your ping. While this step isn't likely to fix your ping issues entirely, it's a good rule of thumb. Items such as walls, floors, and other physical obstacles will obstruct your wireless signal.
2. Close any background programs and websites (Disable Windows Updates)
-Having bandwidth-heavy programs like browser with YøùTùbé/other video streaming site opened, torrenting services like uTorrent or BitTorrent, and even other games running will severely affect your ping. This applies to background programs and websites on all devices, not just the one on which you're gaming. If you have any background downloads, pause or close them. To verify if unnecessary programs were totally closed, open Task Manager by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Disabling program or windows updates will also reduce your ping. To disable windows updates for Windows 7, Click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Turn automatic updating on or off then select off. For Windows 8, press Windows+F hotkeys > type windows update > choose Settings > Click Turn automatic updating on or off > Never check for updates. The only possible way to disable windows update for Windows 10 is by setting your wireless connection into Metered Connection, click the wireless network icon is the bottom right corner of taskbar, find your WiFi and click Properties, look for 'Set as metered connection' and turn it on. Non-Internet-based programs won't affect your ping, though they may affect your game's performance. So it is also recommended to close them to achieve maximum gaming performance.
3. Reduce the number of devices using WiFi
-Routers and Internet connections can only support limited number of devices, and each in-use device (like PC, laptop, smartphones, PSP handheld console, wireless printer) will divide the available connection speed, which will also increase your ping. If you live with multiple people, this might be impossible. The next-best thing is using an Ethernet connection (Refer to tip no. 4). Consider putting your mobile devices in Airplane Mode while you game, since doing so will pull them off of the WiFi network without forcing you to use cellular data.
4. Connect your device to your router via Ethernet cable
-As long as the router isn't the problem, your ping will almost always be lower on a wired connection (RJ45 cable connected to LAN port) than on a wireless one. If this doesn't lower your ping, your router is most likely causing your low ping or the internet connection coming directly from your ISP could be to blame.
5. Use a bandwidth manager
-There are so many bandwidth management softwares in the market, but most of them are ρáíd software. If you don't have enough budget to purchase one, here's some of the free bandwidth management softwares: NetLimiter, NetBalancer, TMeter, NetPeeker, NetWorx, if you are using ASRock motherboard, try cFosSpeed (ASRock XFast LAN). There are also other type of ping reducing software optimized for gaming networks, they are what they called GPN (Gamers Private Network), most of these softwares are also ρáíd, if you have budget, you can try wtfast or Kill Ping. GPN is a platform that online gamers use to access gaming servers with an uninterrupted connection. The purpose of GPN was to provide online gamers an environment that is free from ping spikes and lag issues. To explain further, GPN has their own network dedicated for game data wherein installing several servers across the globe. On a regular internet connection there are all sorts of data packets travelling in the network causing a traffic jam for data and packet loss. GPN dedicated route allows a gamer to beat the clutter and traffic, enabling the game data to travel faster to the game server reducing high ping, eliminating lag and packet loss.
6. Restart your router and modem
-If your router or modem has been running non-stop, it may not be functioning properly. Removing the power cables from both the modem and the router, waiting thirty seconds or so, and then re-attaching them will refresh your internet connection and potentially lower your ping. It may take a few moments for your network to come back online after plugging the router in.
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