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EA_Aljo
Community Manager
3 years agoHi there, @PlaymakerSJ
Thanks for reaching out about this. I'll try to help find out what's going on. First, are you on a wired or wireless connection? Also, have you tried all the troubleshooting steps here?
3 years ago
I‘m on a wired connection and already did all the troubleshooting steps
- EA_Aljo3 years ago
Community Manager
Thanks for getting back to me. Have you tried using alternate DNS settings? Those instructions are here. If you don't see a difference, try the Google DNS servers. Those are: Primary alt number 8.8.8.8 - Secondary alt number 8.8.4.4.
Also, make sure there's no damage with your ethernet cable. It should be at least Cat6 as well.
- 3 years ago
That did not help neither unfortunately
- EA_Aljo3 years ago
Community Manager
Thanks for trying. Here are some other suggestions:
- Check to see if UPnP is enabled on your router. If it's not, enable it. However, I have seen the rare instance where disabling this can be an improvement.
- Enable QoS (Quality of Service) and prioritize your console.
- Check your router for a firmware update.
- Go to the network settings on your PS5. Check the NAT Type. It should be Type 1 or Type 2. Not Type 3.
- Talk to your ISP to see if they are noticing any issues.
Have you run any tests for packet loss?