Ping is what matters the most, realistically you could have very low Mbps and it not matter. The speed comes into consideration when you’re downloading something. I would look into your router, some of them have a setting that places a distinct IP outside of the “firewall” of the network which is perfect for something like your gaming console.
Ping shows 2 but I don’t get anywhere near this in Pubg. I usually get around 70 to 120 on the West Coast. When they moved the servers a few years ago I was getting 30-50 ping, those where the days while it lasted.
I’m not sure if having a super low Ping helps keep my Ping around 70-120, or if you having your ping would still give you the same speeds in game as me.
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Ping is what matters the most, realistically you could have very low Mbps and it not matter. The speed comes into consideration when you’re downloading something. I would look into your router, some of them have a setting that places a distinct IP outside of the “firewall” of the network which is perfect for something like your gaming console.
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Ping shows 2 but I don’t get anywhere near this in Pubg. I usually get around 70 to 120 on the West Coast. When they moved the servers a few years ago I was getting 30-50 ping, those where the days while it lasted.
I’m not sure if having a super low Ping helps keep my Ping around 70-120, or if you having your ping would still give you the same speeds in game as me.