Game latency

The dashboard latency test is meaningless. It has nothing to do with your gaming experience. You will not be playing games connected to the latency test server.

The Xbox does not control your latency. Latency is purely determined by the location of the game server you are connecting to, and the route it takes to get there.

Try to play on servers in your own region if you are worried about latency.

You spoken about latency in your connection, but all form of latency is an issue when you play online, also TV latency.

If you have a relatively new TV with Game Mode enabled, your TV will have an average of 15-25ms but old TV without specific Game Mode, sometime have over 80ms of latency... and you must consider also this, not only internet latency.

You spoken about latency in your connection, but all form of latency is an issue when you play online, also TV latency.

If you have a relatively new TV with Game Mode enabled, your TV will have an average of 15-25ms but old TV without specific Game Mode, sometime have over 80ms of latency... and you must consider also this, not only internet latency.

Please keep on topic.

@Necroticatrophy

A high latency in the network tab can give a false positive as it might be trying to ping the Xbox servers in Washington.

As long as you are not experiencing any lag you shouldn't pay attention to the latency as it does not resemble in game latency

It's not about bandwidth of 90-100Mbps it is about latency, the speed of the connection to the datacentre for cloud gaming, depending what route your isp sends traffic to the datacentre will determine your latency to that server.

if you are on wifi it can add even more latency.