22-02-2025, 08:19 PM
Hey gamers,
We all know that lag kills, literally and figuratively. Whether it’s a sudden freeze in FIFA, rubberbanding in Warzone, or disconnecting mid-match in Apex, a bad internet connection can ruin the experience.
I’ve seen a lot of people complain about ISP throttling, weak signals in certain rooms, and slow speeds during peak hours. I recently switched to a home Wi-Fi device that doesn’t rely on traditional broadband and was surprised at how stable and fast it is for gaming, even at peak times.
What’s your current setup?
Are you using ISP broadband, mesh Wi-Fi, or something else?
Let’s share what works and what doesn’t!
We all know that lag kills, literally and figuratively. Whether it’s a sudden freeze in FIFA, rubberbanding in Warzone, or disconnecting mid-match in Apex, a bad internet connection can ruin the experience.
I’ve seen a lot of people complain about ISP throttling, weak signals in certain rooms, and slow speeds during peak hours. I recently switched to a home Wi-Fi device that doesn’t rely on traditional broadband and was surprised at how stable and fast it is for gaming, even at peak times.
What’s your current setup?
Are you using ISP broadband, mesh Wi-Fi, or something else?
Let’s share what works and what doesn’t!