kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 4 I’m changing up my setup to see if this helps. I have pure fibre 150/150. Would it better to install combo modem-netduma-tplink or combo modem-to link-netduma. I’m looking for a better jitter connection though. My ping at the moment is 4-9ms with 10ms jitter on average. I get a lot of frame issues with my ps4 but maybe switching a few around will help me out. Would anyone have any ideas to fix it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIG__DOG 1,286 Report post Posted May 4 you should do a pingplotter test with your isp provided modem/router only and see what the jitter is like then, if it is still so bad then it is an isp issue and no router in the world can solve that for you. 2 N3CR0 and Netduma Admin reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 4 I get 30-40ms is that good? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIG__DOG 1,286 Report post Posted May 4 30-40ms? ping or jitter? If it is ping then depending on your location and the fact you have pure fibre then that should be lower, but if you are talking about actual jitter then that is terrible!. A screenshot of your pingplotter results would help too! 1 Netduma Admin reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Netduma Admin 479 Report post Posted May 4 Hi Kiz - as BD said it’s best to run a line test first so we can see if there is an issue. Here is a guide on how to run a PingPlotter test: http://forum.netduma.com/topic/23881-ping-plotter-quick-guide/ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 4 I got figure out why ping plotter keeps on crashing on my iMac Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 4 Through my iPhone but I’m getting some big issues Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 4 My combo is my Telus t3200m. Any settings I should change on it to make no interference less of a headache Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Netduma Admin 479 Report post Posted May 4 Unfortunately that won’t be a reliable test because your phone is wireless. So interference from other wireless devices could affect your results. Do you have another laptop that will allow you to install PingPlotter? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 5 I spent the last 2 years hoping this device would help me but all I get is a headache and waste my money upgrading my isp package. I have a better gaming experience with my current combo modem. This is such a let down for sure. All I do is hope this next update will help me. Netsuma powering down!!! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Netduma Admin 479 Report post Posted May 5 I spent the last 2 years hoping this device would help me but all I get is a headache and waste my money upgrading my isp package. I have a better gaming experience with my current combo modem. This is such a let down for sure. All I do is hope this next update will help me. Netsuma powering down!!! Sorry to hear this Kiz and I understand why you are frustrated. From the info you have provided it sounds like you have a line issue. The Netduma will do far more than any other router can to reduce lag so let us know if we can help you there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lllRL 503 Report post Posted May 5 If you're getting 10ms jitter on an FTTH line you definitely need to contact Comcast as there has to be an issue somewhere between them and your home. I'm on FTTC (VDSL2) and I average more like 0.2ms jitter. That is 100% not normal and you shouldn't have to just live with it. The Netduma can't do anything to help if the problem lies before itself in the network chain, so to speak. I know that from experience using cable lol I'd imagine you've tried replacing equipment in the home to rule out issues there? I don't have FTTH so I don't really know much about the ONT or whatever they use for pure fibre lines. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 5 My provider is Telus not Comcast though. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lllRL 503 Report post Posted May 5 My provider is Telus not Comcast though. My bad; I read another thread that I thought was from you and saw Comcast on a PingPlotter hop. That's what happens when I interwebz before my mandatory first coffee of the day lol Either way fibre shouldn't be that jittery at all. I'd definitely contact them, get someone sent out to take a look at things. 1 Netduma Admin reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 5 I have 3ms speed ping with speed test and netduma internet diagnosis is hitting 7-9ms. So my my line has a issue still? Ping exceptional jitter exceptional spikes exceptional packet loss no loss Am I missing something here? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lllRL 503 Report post Posted May 5 I have 3ms speed ping with speed test and netduma internet diagnosis is hitting 7-9ms. So my my line has a issue still? Ping exceptional jitter exceptional spikes exceptional packet loss no loss Am I missing something here? Nah a different ping result on the diagnostic is normal. It's only testing to 8.8.8.8 so it depends how far from it you are. The speed test server would be closer hence the lower latency. Run a PingPlotter test to 8.8.8.8 and it should line up with the R1 diagnostic test. 1 Netduma Admin reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Netduma Fraser 6,060 Report post Posted May 6 Exactly as said above. All the results are good on that front so it seems fine. Doesn't sound like the router's at fault here, whats the average you're getting as shown by the Geo-Filter? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 6 I’m getting 9-12ms off the Seattle server. I live about 200kl from That dedicated server Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lllRL 503 Report post Posted May 6 All sounds good then pal. Twitter might have been taking a dump when you used PingPlotter (plus it was on a wireless device lol). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BIG__DOG 1,286 Report post Posted May 6 Doing a test over wifi is the worse result you will ever get. It is necessary to do a test over ethernet cable to get a "true and more accurate" reading. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kizvandutch 34 Report post Posted May 7 yeah im still finding out from ping plotter why the software is crashing consistently before i open it. maybe imac is too old for the operational software. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
