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Lag caused by WGR614v9
Hi guys,
My brother recently signed up to Virgin 10MB for his student house in Essex. He's been having extreme ping issues when playing games since he's had the service and I've identified it as his Virgin Media provided wireless router. I narrowed down the issue to his router by disconnecting all but one PC and connecting it via a wired connection, the lag remained, then removing the router from the equation with the same PC, the lag is gone. I then confirmed that there was an issue with a bug in the firmware provided via Netgear's website stating in a new patch: Quote:
Knowing how difficult they can be over the phone (and as I am not the service owner) I sent a very specific e-mail stating this and requesting either a router update or a different model router (Virgin Media have placed a lock on user upgrades to the router software). Their reply was the usual I haven't even bothered to read your e-mail response: Quote:
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Re: Lag caused by WGR614v9
Is he gaming over wireless? As gaming over wireless is a no-no as it creates more lag. ;)
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Though more to the point it's lag spikes, asin ok ok ok ok dropped dropped dropped dropped ok ok ok kinda pattern. |
Re: Lag caused by WGR614v9
In my experience it creates more lag, but if your happy..
Does you use WPA for security? As windows has trouble with someone network adapters and WPA. |
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