{"1":{"question":"Why is my Internet ping so high?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>Knowing the reason causing your ping to be poor is the first step to reducing it.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>It&rsquo;s worth noting that different things can be the reasons behind high ping latency for gaming.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>They could be:<\/p><ul><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Inadequate bandwidth,<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Distance to the router<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Configuration of firewalls<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Play on far-away gaming servers<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Multiple devices using the network<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Outdated devices<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Others&hellip;<\/p><\/li><\/ul>"},"2":{"question":"What is WiFi interference?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>The issue of WiFi interference is fairly common.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>The great majority of customer requests for technical help are related to speed problems or latency (ping) problems.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>WiFi interference is basically radio interference that happens across your router&#39;s WiFi signal between your device and your router.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Besides, it can be a physical obstacle to WiFi signals.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Some WiFi interferences are listed below:<\/p><ul><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Concrete and masonry walls<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Thick timber walls<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Microwave oven<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Separate wireless networks in your own home<\/p><\/li><li dir='ltr'><p dir='ltr'>Others&hellip;<\/p><\/li><\/ul>"},"3":{"question":"Can my neighbor&#39;s WiFi interfere with mine?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>In some areas, Wi-Fi is like a highly busy motorway.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Living in a densely populated region and using a 2.4 GHz router puts you at risk of interference from your neighbors&#39; Wi-Fi networks.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>This slows down the network and could have a bad effect on how well devices work.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Problems may arise if several wireless networks vie for the same channel.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>You could try to adjust the wifi channel on your router to resolve this.<\/p>"},"4":{"question":"Is wired better than wireless?","answer":"<p dir='ltr'>In general, wired networks are quicker than wireless ones.&nbsp;<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Physical connections will be faster and more dependable in buildings with concrete walls or other barriers to wireless signals.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>Besides, a wired network is well-protected with the help of firewalls and other security tools.<\/p><p dir='ltr'>A wired network cannot see other wired networks, either, preventing any connection interference.<\/p>"}}