This is what my phone gets..

[Former Member]

In speed for WiFi!

www.speedtest.net/my-result/a/1152639224

[wildgoosespeeder]

Your ping is concerning because the speeds don't mean much if you don't have a good enough ping. Ping should be a first priority because it lets you know how long does it take to get a response from your ISP when getting information from them on their behalf getting information you want from a certain location. An excellent ping would be around ¹/₁₀^th of what you got. You might experience "rubberbanding" or slow frame rates when playing multiplayer games, depending on the game. Large scale games will have rubberbanding while small scale games will have frame rate reductions, all due to syncing all game data on each person connected to the game room.

[Graham]

Congratulations, I guess?

[User 180565 is taking donation]

I cant tell if you're upset or surprised.

[Ajay]

95 ms is rather a large ping time.

[Former Member]

Feb 7, 2015 12:04:59 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Your ping is concerning because the speeds don't mean much if you don't have a good enough ping. Ping should be a first priority because it lets you know how long does it take to get a response from your ISP when getting information from them on their behalf getting information you want from a certain location. An excellent ping would be around ¹/₁₀^th of what you got. You might experience "rubberbanding" or slow frame rates when playing multiplayer games, depending on the game. Large scale games will have rubberbanding while small scale games will have frame rate reductions, all due to syncing all game data on each person connected to the game room.

Its probably the server I had to use, that was a charter server, but it was out of Michigan, the one that I should be using is a lot closer, and I should be getting this ping:

[wildgoosespeeder]

Feb 7, 2015 16:30:25 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Feb 7, 2015 12:04:59 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Your ping is concerning because the speeds don't mean much if you don't have a good enough ping. Ping should be a first priority because it lets you know how long does it take to get a response from your ISP when getting information from them on their behalf getting information you want from a certain location. An excellent ping would be around ¹/₁₀^th of what you got. You might experience "rubberbanding" or slow frame rates when playing multiplayer games, depending on the game. Large scale games will have rubberbanding while small scale games will have frame rate reductions, all due to syncing all game data on each person connected to the game room.

Its probably the server I had to use, that was a charter server, but it was out of Michigan, the one that I should be using is a lot closer, and I should be getting this ping:

Alright, that is way better. Anything less than 20ms ping is great and will have minimal issues.

[Former Member]

Feb 8, 2015 1:56:18 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Feb 7, 2015 16:30:25 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Its probably the server I had to use, that was a charter server, but it was out of Michigan, the one that I should be using is a lot closer, and I should be getting this ping:

Alright, that is way better. Anything less than 20ms ping is great and will have minimal issues.

Yeah, I just found that out. LOL! Someone had 350 Ping in Counter Strike last night and they were lagging up a storm. I had around 55 Ping, usually the normal for which I've seen with other people. Especially my friends. Like a friend of mine in the same city, not even 4 miles away, has the same ISP, but half the speed I do, and gets the same ping in game. That ping must have been either their computer really sucks like I mean, has to be windows xp computer back in 2001, or they have 1Mbps internet. o.O

[wildgoosespeeder]

Feb 8, 2015 11:57:10 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Feb 8, 2015 1:56:18 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Alright, that is way better. Anything less than 20ms ping is great and will have minimal issues.

Yeah, I just found that out. LOL! Someone had 350 Ping in Counter Strike last night and they were lagging up a storm. I had around 55 Ping, usually the normal for which I've seen with other people. Especially my friends. Like a friend of mine in the same city, not even 4 miles away, has the same ISP, but half the speed I do, and gets the same ping in game. That ping must have been either their computer really sucks like I mean, has to be windows xp computer back in 2001, or they have 1Mbps internet. o.O

Your distance away from your ISP does factor in how good your ping could be. It has nothing to do with operating system. 1Mbps internet most likely isn't it because that is just a measurement how much data can be transferred within a second: 1 megabit per second (128 kilobytes a second). MB and Mb are different as they are megabyte and megabit respectively.

[Former Member]

Feb 8, 2015 13:29:40 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Feb 8, 2015 11:57:10 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Yeah, I just found that out. LOL! Someone had 350 Ping in Counter Strike last night and they were lagging up a storm. I had around 55 Ping, usually the normal for which I've seen with other people. Especially my friends. Like a friend of mine in the same city, not even 4 miles away, has the same ISP, but half the speed I do, and gets the same ping in game. That ping must have been either their computer really sucks like I mean, has to be windows xp computer back in 2001, or they have 1Mbps internet. o.O

Your distance away from your ISP does factor in how good your ping could be. It has nothing to do with operating system. 1Mbps internet most likely isn't it because that is just a measurement how much data can be transferred within a second: 1 megabit per second (128 kilobytes a second). MB and Mb are different as they are megabyte and megabit respectively.

I know this. lol. I'm just saying you need a good enough speed to play anything online at a good speed. Doesn't matter if you have a beast of a computer either. At least that's what I think. I could be wrong.

[Chris]

I'm concerned.  Halp.

[wildgoosespeeder]

Feb 8, 2015 14:05:49 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Feb 8, 2015 13:29:40 GMT -8 wildgoosespeeder said:

Your distance away from your ISP does factor in how good your ping could be. It has nothing to do with operating system. 1Mbps internet most likely isn't it because that is just a measurement how much data can be transferred within a second: 1 megabit per second (128 kilobytes a second). MB and Mb are different as they are megabyte and megabit respectively.

I know this. lol. I'm just saying you need a good enough speed to play anything online at a good speed. Doesn't matter if you have a beast of a computer either. At least that's what I think. I could be wrong.

Depends on the game and how much data needs to be sent to and from each computer from the main game room server. You are correct about a super computer being limited by a slow connection. Can only go as fast as the least common denominator.

[Hero]

I don't want to brag, but...

[Former Member]

Feb 10, 2015 1:00:52 GMT -8 Hero said:

I don't want to brag, but...

Nice! That's on LTE? What network you use? and what phone you have?

[Hero]

Feb 10, 2015 1:31:12 GMT -8 @dmage said:

Feb 10, 2015 1:00:52 GMT -8 Hero said:

I don't want to brag, but...

Nice! That's on LTE? What network you use? and what phone you have?

Yes.

SKT.  (I would actually be getting faster speeds, but unlimited data plans are a little weird here. After you use 12gb a month, your speed is throttled. In other words, you'll get unlimited data, but not the max speed. I've used up my 12gb this month).

G3 Beat (I'd much rather use the Moto X I was using back in the US, it felt perfect in my hand... it doesn't work here though. ).