Here are some basic router settings for gaming, these settings should improve connections’ in online games, reduce latency / ping, and help with packet loss.
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Excellent guide, and nicely explained. One often overlooked tip is to powercycle your Modem, Router, Network devices in the chain and Gaming Device by unplugging the mains power for 2 minutes every month or two. This can solve a lot of routing issues and clear the caches, making them perform optimally.
11:38 Playstation 2 wait wtf lol !?
I have a question how do I know if my ports are working 100% I’m using Archer GE800, PC steam platform, and do you recommend using VPN to open ports?
I’ve recently got an Asus Tuf Ax4200 gaming router for my Xbox Series X and now I have an Open NAT on the game I’m play instead of Moderate what it always was before so that tells me I don’t need to set up any Port Forwarding on router settings. What I am trying to figure out is should I enable Adaptive QoS and leave Gaming as top priority or Enable Game boost as only one or the other can be used at the same time as they are both a type of QoS
Bulshit Man. If you have a bad provider nothing will help you, if you have a good one, not nesessary all this stuf you tolking about. Sorry, but its true.