huge packet loss

[OpsMaster41]

basically, my packetloss and ping were never this huge. It was an average of 50 ping and 0.1 packet loss. Maybe it could be a DDos attack?

 

[KDSGOLD]

Try living my life, I constant nearly 35 packet loss and 50 Ping

 

[OpsMaster41]

idk what is it doing, but its slowly one by one dropping.

 

[KDSGOLD]

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idk what is it doing, but its slowly one by one dropping.

Usually when I get ig I start with super high packet loss nearing the 50's but sometimes mine does lower to mid 20's and ping is usually always around 50

 

[OpsMaster41]

Usually when I get ig I start with super high packet loss nearing the 50's but sometimes mine does lower to mid 20's and ping is usually always around 50

it might be the wind outside. I'll see if the same thing is happening tomorrow, if it is. I am resetting my IP if admins let me of course, I think it could be a DDos attack.

 

[OpsMaster41]

problem fixed

 

[Eriksen]

It'll happen frequently if your bandwidth is shit, and people watch Netflix everywhere in your house.

 

[OpsMaster41]

It'll happen frequently if your bandwidth is shit, and people watch Netflix everywhere in your house.

we have two wifi's, don't have an ethernet cable though. I only use this one, no one else uses that one, but I could get an ethernet cable, maybe then it will be WAY better.

 

[Eriksen]

It will surely. The problem lies within the router. It prioritise devices a certain way. If people are streaming and it demands a higher amount of effort, it'll basically put you at the list's bottom. An ethernet cable will automatically put you to the top. It depends on the router and your ISP but in most cases it will fix it.

 

[OpsMaster41]

It will surely. The problem lies within the router. It prioritise devices a certain way. If people are streaming and it demands a higher amount of effort, it'll basically put you at the list's bottom. An ethernet cable will automatically put you to the top. It depends on the router and your ISP but in most cases it will fix it.

I could turn on parental control in the router settings, making only my PC access the wifi, but I'll just go safer and use the ethernet cable.