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#Pingplotter 0.5 interval full

Here are some summaries of some extended pingplotter sessions. My router is a WRT110, though I'm nearly 100% positive it's not involved.

#Pingplotter 0.5 interval full

Disabled Checksum Offloading (which actually killed my internet completely), and forced Base 100 Full Duplex in my Network Card settings.Ī Scientific Atlantic 2203c Modem with a TWC Roadrunner connection in Southern Maine, and I'm specifically having these issues on a wired Windows 7 PC.

Also, no changes were made to my network during the time the problem appeared, so I'd be a little hard-pressed to justify this sort of issue.

Released/Renewed my IP address, and ensured that my connection is, to the best of my knowledge, configured properly.

Verified that the connection to the router shows no visible problems - some of this is in-wall wiring, so if this seems a likely candidate, I'd be happy to revisit it.

Reset my modem, with both a hard and soft reset, multiple times.

Scanned for spyware/malware, both manually (no errant processes that I can find), and with Malwarebytes and Adaware.

Updated my Network Card Drivers, and ensured that all Windows updates were applied.

Connected directly into my modem, bypassing my router completely.

Indeed, I'm still hopeful that it's a local problem - my modem is very old, though I have no reason to think it would result in these symptoms - but I've gone through a number of the standard fixes.

I suspect it is this variability which has made this problem so painful to track down, and which has made it difficult for me to go to my ISP with a specific problem. In addition, 'pingtest' also seems to catch onto these spikes from time to time - specifically, while my ping is often in the 50ms range with very little jitter, it is not uncommon for it occasionally to read as 250ms, with a jitter of 150ms or more. These spikes are characterized by no packet loss, as measured by pingplotter and winmtr (more specifically, there is packet loss, but I've come to understand that because it does not continue on to subsequent jumps it's not an issue), and latency leaping to between 250 and 600ms across multiple hops, seemingly without pattern or form, for intervals of 1 to 5 seconds. So, for about two weeks now (the problem began somewhere between the 27th and 28th of August) I have been experiencing lag spikes, specifically while playing WoW, though, as I'll elaborate on in a moment, I have reason to be suspicious as to the game's relevance.