: High latency on series s. I’m from India.

Hi are you using wi-fi or wired connection to your xbox one?

Use a wired network if possible.

You’ll always get the highest-quality video, lowest-latency gameplay, and least interference when streaming over a wired Ethernet network. If possible, connect both your Windows 10 PC and your Xbox One console to your home network with Ethernet cables.

Note If you can’t create a wired connection because of the distance between your console and your home networking device, the following two options might help. Consider investing in one of these to help you take advantage of the existing wiring in your home:

Powerline network adapters. These adapters enable you to use the existing electrical wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.

Multimedia over Coax (MoCA). These adapters enable you to use the existing coaxial cable wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.

Try Microsoft Network Speed Test for PC.

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9WZDNCRFHX52

Speedtest from your computer, by default, always perform IP connectivity test against a well-known node, closest to where you are geographically located from this node. Whenever you test your Xbox One for connectivity with a basic IP connectivity, (ping)
it will be measured against a node located in Seattle, WA.

Try speedtest.net or one from the list below from your computer against a node located in Seattle, WA, or a well-known node within WA and India.

Speedtest.net

Speakeasy Speedtest

CNET Bandwidth Meter Online Speedtest

Bandwidthplace Speedtest

[table][tr][td]Check your overall bandwidth and connection speedCheck your overall bandwidth and connection speed

1. Verify the speed of your Internet connection. To verify the speed of your Internet connection, visit one of the following websites:
   • Speedtest.net
   • Speakeasy Speedtest
   • CNET Bandwidth Meter Online Speedtest
   • Bandwidthplace Speedtest
2. Write down the following information from your speed test results:
   • Download speed
   • Upload speed
   • Ping/latencyNote Having this information handy will make the discussion easier if you have to contact your ISP later.
3. Compare your speed test results to the minimum requirements listed below. We recommend the following speeds as minimum requirements for the best connection experience:

[table][tr][td] [/td][td]Online gaming[/td][td]SD video streaming[/td][td]HD video streaming[/td][/tr][tr][td]Download speed[/td][td]3 megabits per second[/td][td]1 megabit per second[/td][td]3.5 megabits per second[/td][/tr][tr][td]Upload speed[/td][td]5 megabits per second[/td][td]N/A[/td][td]N/A[/td][/tr][tr][td]Ping/latency[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][/tr][/table]

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Here are some links for troubleshooting your problem.

http://support.xbox.com/en-US/browse/xbox-one/networking

http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/networking/network-settings

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/games/troubleshooting/improve-game-streaming-performance

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/networking/slow-performance-solution

Good Luck and contact support again if the above information does not resolve your issues.

David ()

Hi are you using wi-fi or wired connection to your xbox one?

Use a wired network if possible.

You’ll always get the highest-quality video, lowest-latency gameplay, and least interference when streaming over a wired Ethernet network. If possible, connect both your Windows 10 PC and your Xbox One console to your home network with Ethernet cables.

Note If you can’t create a wired connection because of the distance between your console and your home networking device, the following two options might help. Consider investing in one of these to help you take advantage of the existing wiring in your home:

Powerline network adapters. These adapters enable you to use the existing electrical wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.

Multimedia over Coax (MoCA). These adapters enable you to use the existing coaxial cable wiring of your home as a high-speed wired network.

Try Microsoft Network Speed Test for PC.

https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9WZDNCRFHX52

Speedtest from your computer, by default, always perform IP connectivity test against a well-known node, closest to where you are geographically located from this node. Whenever you test your Xbox One for connectivity with a basic IP connectivity, (ping)
it will be measured against a node located in Seattle, WA.

Try speedtest.net or one from the list below from your computer against a node located in Seattle, WA, or a well-known node within WA and India.

Speedtest.net

Speakeasy Speedtest

CNET Bandwidth Meter Online Speedtest

Bandwidthplace Speedtest

[table][tr][td]Check your overall bandwidth and connection speedCheck your overall bandwidth and connection speed

1. Verify the speed of your Internet connection. To verify the speed of your Internet connection, visit one of the following websites:
   • Speedtest.net
   • Speakeasy Speedtest
   • CNET Bandwidth Meter Online Speedtest
   • Bandwidthplace Speedtest
2. Write down the following information from your speed test results:
   • Download speed
   • Upload speed
   • Ping/latencyNote Having this information handy will make the discussion easier if you have to contact your ISP later.
3. Compare your speed test results to the minimum requirements listed below. We recommend the following speeds as minimum requirements for the best connection experience:

[table][tr][td] [/td][td]Online gaming[/td][td]SD video streaming[/td][td]HD video streaming[/td][/tr][tr][td]Download speed[/td][td]3 megabits per second[/td][td]1 megabit per second[/td][td]3.5 megabits per second[/td][/tr][tr][td]Upload speed[/td][td]5 megabits per second[/td][td]N/A[/td][td]N/A[/td][/tr][tr][td]Ping/latency[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][td]Less than 150 milliseconds[/td][/tr][/table]

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Here are some links for troubleshooting your problem.

http://support.xbox.com/en-US/browse/xbox-one/networking

http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/networking/network-settings

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/games/troubleshooting/improve-game-streaming-performance

https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/networking/slow-performance-solution

Good Luck and contact support again if the above information does not resolve your issues.

David (Sanmans)

Hey David thank you for this advise but my xbox is already connected with Ethernet cable and i done every troubleshooting steps by Microsoft/xbox but there is nothing to happen. But you said above for powerline network adapter i really need? Please help
me if you know some other solutions.

Well every game I get put into is 80-100ms latency. So I’m just curious why the Xbox latency is still that high.

it will be called "nobox series HL (high latency) - xcloud edition

It’s not the TV I have no problems with my Xbox 1X or my PS5 they work perfectly fine same TV same receiver same eARC setup.

I’ve already done multiple factory resets.

Between the HDCP problem and the horrible input latency my Series X is nothing more than a paper weight.

I’m not the only user having HDCP issues with the Series X and Series S especially when using eARC there are 100’s of complaints on this forum and Reddit.