Symptom wrote

3CH wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote You're probably way over your bandwidth or the router is.
Can you provide details of how your internet is actually set up?
Doesn't sound like it's the Xboxs' fault tbh. I still get 80-120mbp/s with my original Xbone on wireless.

The router is id say roughly 3 metres away but through a thin wall you could probably punch though it your self lol but when the virgin media box was downstairs it was still better than what I'm averaging now kinda wish I didint switch now but at moment switching back isn't an option, I've reset the router and all of that and even moved its position where I thought items around it could be affecting it were it was close to a tv and surround sound and other appliances thought maybe the surrounding frequencies could be affecting it but still no change.

Are you using an internet router integrated into a modem or an independent router?

It's an all in one so literally plug it in anywhere in the house and you can test the signal strength with the app

ttghanman wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote You're probably way over your bandwidth or the router is.
Can you provide details of how your internet is actually set up?
Doesn't sound like it's the Xboxs' fault tbh. I still get 80-120mbp/s with my original Xbone on wireless.

The router is id say roughly 3 metres away but through a thin wall you could probably punch though it your self lol but when the virgin media box was downstairs it was still better than what I'm averaging now kinda wish I didint switch now but at moment switching back isn't an option, I've reset the router and all of that and even moved its position where I thought items around it could be affecting it were it was close to a tv and surround sound and other appliances thought maybe the surrounding frequencies could be affecting it but still no change.

Are you using an internet router integrated into a modem or an independent router?

It's an all in one so literally plug it in anywhere in the house and you can test the signal strength with the app

I use to have bad internet, check your packet loss and let us know what it shows, when i was wireless i had a constant 1-2% packet loss lucky days id have 0 but i lagged alot, i got a ethernet cable and that helped a ton, i rarely lag now even when 3 people are streaming tv shows and movies in my house,

Since your modem is really close im sure if your not wired already it would be easy enough getting a wire to it

Also are you lagging all the time or just recently since lockdown?
And what is your internet speeds?
Xbox has had a few problems since lockdown some games have gotten a little laggier during peak hours but has not been to bad, could also be your isp that is having problems,

Also im not to sure what the all in one thing is, is that were you plug it into any outlet if so and you are in an old home bad wiring can cause some problems with the connection

3CH wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote You're probably way over your bandwidth or the router is.
Can you provide details of how your internet is actually set up?
Doesn't sound like it's the Xboxs' fault tbh. I still get 80-120mbp/s with my original Xbone on wireless.

The router is id say roughly 3 metres away but through a thin wall you could probably punch though it your self lol but when the virgin media box was downstairs it was still better than what I'm averaging now kinda wish I didint switch now but at moment switching back isn't an option, I've reset the router and all of that and even moved its position where I thought items around it could be affecting it were it was close to a tv and surround sound and other appliances thought maybe the surrounding frequencies could be affecting it but still no change.

Are you using an internet router integrated into a modem or an independent router?

It's an all in one so literally plug it in anywhere in the house and you can test the signal strength with the app

I'm a big BIG hater of integrated modems. They bottle neck the ever living hell out of your network and restrict your control over your own network.
What I would suggest doing is contacting your ISP w all devices connected to the modem and tell them which device you're having issues with. Tell them you believe it is getting throttled, even if it isn't, so they will ACTUALLY take a look into your traffic patterns and not just tell you they have to send a tech out.
I would also suggest resetting the network completely, forgetting the internet on all of the devices and then reconnecting them one by one but starting with the Xbox. It depends how your integrated modem is programmed - but this may be an easy fix for your issue.
I used to be a tech lead for an ISP and I will almost bet 80% of your issue is that integrated router/modem. It was so so common for people to call with issues - only for me to have to tell them the amount of traffic they're trying to use cannot be handled through their modem at their desired speeds.
The other 20% is probably related to having too much traffic for your internet package.

Symptom wrote

ttghanman wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote

Symptom wrote

3CH wrote You're probably way over your bandwidth or the router is.
Can you provide details of how your internet is actually set up?
Doesn't sound like it's the Xboxs' fault tbh. I still get 80-120mbp/s with my original Xbone on wireless.

The router is id say roughly 3 metres away but through a thin wall you could probably punch though it your self lol but when the virgin media box was downstairs it was still better than what I'm averaging now kinda wish I didint switch now but at moment switching back isn't an option, I've reset the router and all of that and even moved its position where I thought items around it could be affecting it were it was close to a tv and surround sound and other appliances thought maybe the surrounding frequencies could be affecting it but still no change.

Are you using an internet router integrated into a modem or an independent router?

It's an all in one so literally plug it in anywhere in the house and you can test the signal strength with the app

I use to have bad internet, check your packet loss and let us know what it shows, when i was wireless i had a constant 1-2% packet loss lucky days id have 0 but i lagged alot, i got a ethernet cable and that helped a ton, i rarely lag now even when 3 people are streaming tv shows and movies in my house,

Since your modem is really close im sure if your not wired already it would be easy enough getting a wire to it

Also are you lagging all the time or just recently since lockdown?
And what is your internet speeds?
Xbox has had a few problems since lockdown some games have gotten a little laggier during peak hours but has not been to bad, could also be your isp that is having problems,

Also im not to sure what the all in one thing is, is that were you plug it into any outlet if so and you are in an old home bad wiring can cause some problems with the connection

The most annoying thing is it says 100% wireless strength and only a 42ms latency and no packet loss but soon as I go to play a game it instantly goes straight up to 140ms then 150ms and so on but then next min I'm in a game at 52ms ping and it's steady for 5-10 min then it's a waiting game again and yeah I might just have to go for the Ethernet, was hoping that wireless would be alot better these days but still can only hope for a day without having to use wires again lol til then I best go order a new cable , thank you for the help man I really appreciate it.