online lag...killing me

[xxfavrexx]

Hi guys.

Mt general online play is quite laggy. Approximately a good second or two delay between button press and game. It is terrible.

My Internet speeds and ping are decent.

DL- 95MB
UL - 38MB
PING - 2 MS

I'd assume that based on the above it should not be as laggy as it has been.

I have a NAT 2 in the ps4 test connection page and have unchecked UPNP.

My connection is wired and whilst playing online I do not have any other equipment accessing the Internet.

[The Real Ma$$ive]

Playing on a new tv? Could be your tv, change it to game mode setting if you have it, and see if that makes a difference.

[xxfavrexx]

Quote: Originally Posted by The Real Ma$$ive

Playing on a new tv? Could be your tv, change it to game mode setting if you have it, and see if that makes a difference.

Had a game earlier and seemed like a very small improvement. Probably a delay of about 1.5 seconds between button press and action on the screen.

[Skyboxer]

You want NAT 1 for the best experience as it's all open.

[Kramer5150]

Quote: Originally Posted by Skyboxer

You want NAT 1 for the best experience as it's all open.

NAT 1 is only if he's going directly into a modem,if he's going into a router then NAT 2 is the best you can get....IIRC.

[xxfavrexx]

Yeah. It's been annoying me. Short of buying a new router not sure what else to do.

[Skyboxer]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kramer5150

NAT 1 is only if he's going directly into a modem,if he's going into a router then NAT 2 is the best you can get....IIRC.

Yeah that's what I did back with (I believe NCAA 10).Couple people in league I could not connect to unless straight to modem.

[Kramer5150]

Quote: Originally Posted by xxfavrexx

Yeah. It's been annoying me. Short of buying a new router not sure what else to do.

Just a couple of obvious things you could try/check...

1-complete power down and restart.
2-check your routers UpNp settings and make sure that's ticked
3-firmware up to date on router

Those are the 3 steps I go through when something gets "screwy" and it usually turns out that #1 usually fixes the issue.