A delay in hundreds of millisecond might be a real obstacle to winning a battle royale.įixing this issue might involve experimenting with your router’s Wi-Fi settings, moving it closer to your gaming computer, switching to a wired connection between computer and router (keep in mind that pro players use wired connections only) or even changing your Internet provider. Modern fiber optic channels typically get you a 5–50 ms ping, which is fine for most games. Make sure that Internet speed is adequate (most games will do fine with 10 Mbit/s, but video streaming the whole thing requires 50–100 Mbit/s) and a really small delay (aka ping). Open your Web browser and navigate to a comprehensive speed testing service such as or. Make sure your Internet has stable speed and latency (signal delay). These seven tips will help you minimize performance-related defeats. In this post we focus on the software-related problems and solutions that are most common for modern gamers. The good news is that you can prevent this mishap in the vast majority of cases. Losing a multiplayer match because your computer suddenly froze for 50 milliseconds can be bitter.

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