Increase in Latency? ISP will not help

Hi JiaXiang Shao,

to reducing latency first of all - if you still wireless conected use a RJ45 cable!! Also resetting your router
completely can be a great idea if you’re facing severe lag spikes in game Servers. Also Updating the firmware often
increases the bandwidth speed and reduces latency. Do not use the
default DNS provided by your ISP which is not optimized for the fastest response time. It’s proved that a
faster DNS can drastically improve latency. For example 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 (Google’s Public DNS)

Hope this helps

80ms is pretty good seeing your latency to the servers are in Washington. To be honest I don't see a problem with that at all. Its probably better than most East coasters. (mine is always 93-96)

When you do speedtest on your desktop are you using the same server location as the Xbox?

I don't know if you actually have a problem.

I havnt switched to a wa server on desktop no, but the main issue thats tipping me to connection is standing point blank ads not getting hits, and actually seeing every kill feed jump around, in a few matches ive actually had to be still for 15-20 seconds
to get char to stop bouncing around the match.

is this just a cod ghost issue then?

eh not sure what the deal is, ill be moving to a larger city soon which may help, might just go out get a gigabyte router anyways when I do.

but the only thing I have running on my network is my phone and xbox, even if I have phone off doesnt change. ive done this test with 3 360 my xbone laptop and phone and it never changes. but thank you for the input.

I did a speedtest on desktop took me a few tries but found condointinternet as a server in seatle sadly on it gave me an 80 ms ping but my down/upload were dramatically killed, but guess its totally plausible that my connection is fine and maybe im experiencing
a different issue either with cod or with getting connected to slower people (though with these "dedicated servers" its supposed to be I shouldnt notice if others are slow correct?( wasnt that the whole point of them was to stop slow people from affecting
fast people in any way))

I don't have this issue playing CoD. It may well be your connection or router not handling QoS well? Do others use the broadband connection while you game? phones, streaming etc... In my household it seems the internet is constantly being used, so a
good router with QoS work well in those situations. Just a thought. As I said before I'd love to see 40ms latency. :d

Go ahead and try www.speedtest.com and www.pingtest.com and check it against the Washington Servers...it should match your Xbox One closely.

Another thought, are you on Comcast? If so ditch the wireless, and go wired per their own recommendation. Actually I would try wired and see if its just the signal strength all together :d Well at least you have some ideas to try!