Hello, I have a laptop on Windows 10, I moved to another apartment, for the first 3 months everything worked well, then suddenly for a short time the ping began to jump to 300, while connecting via a cable through a router there are no such problems. The router reconfigured, finished off the provider, changed to a new one - the story repeated itself, went, bought Keenetic Viva, connected it to 5 GHz, the problem remained.
I called support on a laptop (while under warranty), reinstalled the drivers, it did not help, they said, bring it to the service. I don’t want to carry it, it’s lying there for 40 days, it’s unlikely that they will play tanks for 2 hours (this is to be guaranteed to catch lags). What do you advise?
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Hello. There is little specific information on the problem.
- Ping jumps only when playing online games? Only in World of Tanks?
- Ping jumps appear after a long game? As soon as you launch the game, is the ping normal?
- If, for example, you play for a long time, close the game and immediately take measurements, is the ping normal? Or tall?
- Didn't you look at the motherboard temperature (at the moment when the ping jumps)?
- Have you checked with other Wi-Fi networks (in other places)?
Apparently, the reason is not the provider or router. Everything works fine on the cable, replacing the router and switching to the 5 GHz band did not solve the problem. The reason is in the laptop itself, or rather in the Wi-Fi module. I think that the Wi-Fi module heats up and the ping rises. Either the performance of the Wi-Fi module is not enough. There was a case recently where Wi-Fi problems started after the motherboard got very hot. So I asked if you looked at the temperature of the motherboard (bridges). All this is confirmed by the fact that problems with high ping appear after a certain time (if I understood correctly).
You can try to disable the built-in Wi-Fi module in your laptop and connect an external USB adapter. At least for verification. You can read the article Wi-Fi adapter for laptop. How to replace the built-in Wi-Fi module?
I don't know if it will help, but try disabling the Bluetooth module in the device manager.
02.11.19
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Asked by Alexander