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topic title. im not sure why this is any suggestions?

connect, then disconnect, then connect again without turning off your pi. it seems to have a better speed on the second attempt

hmm how odd i will try that thanks i will keep this open for other sugestions

if your router supports it try enabling QoS.

Two wire phone cords can reduce lag a little bit too.

Xiden wrote:if your router supports it try enabling QoS.

Two wire phone cords can reduce lag a little bit too.

What is the reason behind that?

Anonymouse wrote:

Xiden wrote:if your router supports it try enabling QoS.

Two wire phone cords can reduce lag a little bit too.

What is the reason behind that?

Shouldn't make any difference. The outermost wires on a 4-wire cable aren't even used as there are only two pins in a modem. The extra two wires are only used with phones that support two lines.

pcwzrd13 wrote:

Anonymouse wrote:

Xiden wrote:if your router supports it try enabling QoS.

Two wire phone cords can reduce lag a little bit too.

What is the reason behind that?

Shouldn't make any difference. The outermost wires on a 4-wire cable aren't even used as there are only two pins in a modem. The extra two wires are only used with phones that support two lines.

yup s o should i try the qos if the router supports it?

Anonymouse wrote:

Xiden wrote:if your router supports it try enabling QoS.

Two wire phone cords can reduce lag a little bit too.

What is the reason behind that?

Well I was told by some voip people 4 wires can cause additional interference in signal. I know for voip at least it helps lag dunno about dc