Video Bandwidth Problem - But Passed "Very High" speed test

I have my PC and XBOX on a wired GigaByte connection and my PC Win 10 XBox App passed all connection test up to "Very High" using the latest XBOX APP Version "14.something.something.something" - I uploaded the latest version 2 days ago. I also turned off
the PC XBOX DVR Recording setting. For playing XBOX GAMES, I plugged in my wireless XBOX ONE controller into my USB port in my computer using a USB cable. When playing games like Pinball FX2, I experience video lag where when the ball moves, the flipper action
I make is delayed, which makes Pinball FX2 unplayable, because of the video lag (I can't move the flipper fast enough when the ball comes near the flipper). I also experienced video lag in Word of Tanks, where I would move my tank and a second or two later,
I would see my tank react to my movements I made on my controller. - I don't know if my XBOX ONE has a CAT 6 LAN cable connected to it, but I have a Gigabyte Network SWITCH and my other LAN PC cable is a CAT 6 cable. The "XBOX LAN Cable" is the only thing
I can think that might be the problem, but as I stated earlier, the XBOX APP SPEED TEST passed all connections up to an including the "Very High" network speed setting and I set my speed to that setting. I even tried the "Medium" speed setting and the same
thing happened. I'm not sure using network tools like "PsPing" will help me find the problem. If I do have a network problem, like a slow CAT 5 or CAT 5e network cable attached to my XBOX ONE, why does the XBOX APP Speed Test indicate I have NO PROBLEM. -
- Any advice and/or help is greatly appreciated. - Thanks.

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Internet options for xbox live?

[quote user="Chico5442"]I was thinking about trying a satellite company or try Verizon mobile broadband but does anyone know if this will be fast enough.[/quote]Satellite should be fast enough. Your problem will be latency. Latency won't matter much for
downloads and streaming, but multiplayer gaming is right out.

Mobile broadband will have lower latency than satellite, but lower bandwidth. Having said that, the latency's still pretty high
(200ms or so).



You could mix and match - use satellite for streaming video and downloading DLC and content, then switch to mobile broadband for gaming.

 

Does the XoX have Move Engines?

They emulate the ESRAM using the high bandwidth GDDR5. And since the bandwidth is very high, the performance is basically the same.

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Hi Zforce, Thanks for sharing your feedback. What specific app are you using to test your speed?

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The Window 10 XBOX APP SPEED TEST that indicates if you qualify for all for speeds: LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, VERY HIGH. - from my post: - "... the XBOX APP SPEED TEST passed all connections up to an including the "Very High" network speed setting and I set my
speed to that setting. I even tried the "Medium" speed setting and the same thing happened."

 

Hi ZForce, I don't have any helpful advice as to why the speed test says things are good but your still experiencing lag but I will report this to the developers. If we have further questions we will contact you.

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