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4/2/2015 4:26:54 AM
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[quote][b]Terrible Lag[/b]
xbone
Australia
ISP Telstra
Wired to modem (no router)
ADSL2
Pack loss <1%
Any advice to help me have a better crucible experience ?[/quote]
It would help to have a router. A modem only brings Internet into your home at a certain strength them spits it out to your other devices. So if you have 10+ devices like everyone else these days then you'll be running at about 8 Mbps and if wired to modem then you'll only have about 12 Mbps. But connected to a router that is connected to your modem then you'll have double or even triple those numbers. Which is essentially where you should be anyway. My Mbps is 63+
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Thank you for taking the time to comment. I should have added that; 1. This is a dedi line used by me only. 2. There is only one device connected, my xbone. 3. I don't multi task on the Xbone. 4. Bandwidth up and down exceed min requirements at all times. 5. This set up almost always red bars and lags Yet 6. If I jump onto the family network wireless - which has upwards of 8 devices connected and in use, streaming, youtube and Netflix, ports for XBONE not fwd and Xbone not DMZ the I green bar and have lower lag. I just don't get this.
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Honestly it varies who the host is. If the host has good server connection then you'll see everyone has a good connection. But if the host has bad connection then He'll give everyone bad connection. I can give you more details about the best routers to use if your interested.
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You are very kind and yes I would appreciate your thoughts on equipment. Feel most welcome to pm. Thanks again for you help :)
