Cajun72

I have done that multiple times over the past few months with little change. I even reduced the upload on CC to 50% as recommended on the set up before this and still got those spikes. Just noticed it is doing it again now even at 00:08 when the network is virtually silent. (attached log and ping plotter screen) This is the response earlier today from talk talk when they were investigating: "I can see that your broadband connection is stable and there are no issues showing on the line, The broadband connection covers the physical cabling into your home and the router from outside your premises, so as that is working the issue you're experiencing is likely to be due to a WiFi problem, or other issue in your home." log-1742084316959.txt

Yes. To be honest it wasn't that busy either on the network. It got worse later when the whole internet crashed (see ping plotter) - Which I was running in the background as I suspected things were getting worse. I had to unplug the modem and the R2 for 10 minutes before switching back on again.

Just an FYI, It would be difficult to test through the modem as suggested before, as we are a family of 4 who use the internet for gaming/streaming. I would need to plug the pc into the modem which would disconnect the wifi and R2 for everyone else.

Hi @Netduma Fraser Just an update. I am still getting the lag spikes but I managed to capture the logs from a snapshot today. This is typical of my experience. There is a spike here around 150ms one here at 14:10:18 I also took a screenshot. Was hoping you could tell if this is a line issue or problem with the router. log-1742047973864.txt

Than you much appreciated I'll try this. it tends to disconnect randomly, so for most of the time it runs along between 5-15ms then out of the blue I encounter this problem.

Hello @Netduma Fraser and team, I am still experiencing significant and random ping spikes on a weekly basis, causing my internet connection to disconnect for a few minutes. Following the advice given, I have adjusted the congestion control settings to no avail; however, today's disconnect occurred with only two devices connected. Previously, I encountered the same issue on the R2 beta version, which prompted me to downgrade to the stable version R2 3.3.280. Unfortunately, the issue persists. As shown, the ping spikes are severe, often exceeding 1000ms and lasting for about 5 minutes before the line stabilizes back to around 6ms. Could you please advise if this might be an issue with the line, or if it indicates that the R2 device is faulty, given that I have owned it for some time?

Thanks although I was under the impression from the YT video there was a new version of this, because as you are aware I had many issues with this beta firmware. Are there plans for a more stable update for the R2 soon?

Can you add me to the R2 4.0 beta access please. I signed up. Thanks

Yep, I remember it well. Back then I think there were only 4 of us in the forum and Ian was helping me set up for COD Ghosts!

This is for the R3? Also link doesn't work.

Thanks but I cannot see the link?

Hi. I would like to be added to the beta for the R2 please.

It definitely doesn't work even with the basic geo filter with PA set to zero. Once you add a PA value the game connects to the servers but outside the radius.

I'll try tomorrow and let you know. Thanks

Quite a large area - from Italy to Turkey and North up to Sweden and East of that. Yes absolutely there are servers there according to Mark Rubin, this was on his twitter post: