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@Netduma FraserThanks I have notice it's a bit glitchy one day next fine so will keep an eye on it 

Depending on who you ask you may get a different answer but 1% I would consider acceptable, 2% it's getting to a point where it would probably affect your gaming. 
As you've got a new ISP though they usually tell you that it'll take a few weeks to 'settle' and during that time you could see some instability and speed loss so I'd suggest keeping an eye on it for a few weeks to make sure it doesn't get any worse and if after that time it hasn't resolved itself I would recommend contacting the ISP to take a look.

@Netduma Fraser Thanks will give them a call 

Will try like you say you don't ask you won't get. Thanks for helping 

Ah great! They'll probably try and shift you towards the higher speed/higher price plan but you never know, don't ask don't get! Yeah it'll work, just connect it up to the new router and you'll be good to go.

Thanks Fraser 👍

Generally better to play on servers as they have more stability. If you're seeing peers on the Geo-Filter it is possible they're servers but just misclassified as peers. Depending on the game you're playing it will only use servers.

What is your ISP?
Either it was sent to you by post or email, or accessible via your customer account on their web page, or by calling customer service!

Thanks everyone for the advice and knowledge love networking stuff 👍

Thanks everyone for the advice and knowledge love networking stuff 👍

Thanks everyone for the advice and knowledge love networking stuff 👍

Having an FTTP line remains a line shared between several ISP users... so it can suffer from saturation depending on the hours! Like adsl, FTTLa, FTTH etc...

Thanks for all the advice I tried it without the netduma and netduma  definitely helps just sent a picture of my connection without the netduma connected 

Thanks for all the advice I tried it without the netduma and netduma  definitely helps just sent a picture of my connection without the netduma connected 

Experiment with your Congestion Control percentages and you should be able to reduce those figures significantly