When using WiFi at home for game battles, you are always stuck? Obviously their own home broadband 500M, or the mainstream commercially available wireless router, should not have this problem! In fact, this problem is really on the router, at home using WiFi to play games Caton friends may wish to try to use the following trick to improve their network.
Play the game WiFi without stuttering
First, let's look at whether the phone's WiFi-connected SSiD has a "5G" or "5GHz" suffix. This is because the WiFi of some wireless routers has the function of "dual frequency in one" by default, which automatically allocates frequency bands to users, but sometimes, the user's Internet access device may be divided into a 2.4GHz frequency band with serious interference, which will cause users to use WiFi to play games when stuttering.
Turn off the Dual Band in One feature
To solve this problem, you need to turn off the "dual-band" function in the management background of the router, "Wireless Settings", so that the 2.4GHz band and 5GHz band WiFi are displayed independently. Then connect to the 5GHz band when watching videos, snapping up, playing games, and other behaviors that have certain requirements for network speed. If you need long-distance Internet access or surfing the Internet through a wall, choose the 2.4GHz band.
The 2.4GHz band is seriously disturbed
The 2.4GHz band has also highlighted many drawbacks. In today's daily life, more and more wireless devices appear at our fingertips, such as wireless mice, wireless keyboards and even remote control switches of some home appliances, etc., all working in the 2.4GHz band. In addition, the wireless routers of neighbors will also turn on the 2.4GHz band by default, making the congestion problem in the 2.4GHz band increasingly serious. Therefore, when using wireless routers working in the 2.4GHz band, we will find that there are often problems such as poor wireless signals, network lag, and frequent drops.
5GHz band bandwidth is higher and faster
Compared with the 2.4GHz band, there are 22 non-interference channels in the 5GHz band x, which greatly exceeds the number of mutual non-interference channels at 2.4GHz. Like a highway with only 3 lanes and a road with 22 lanes, it goes without saying which one is more unimpeded. Fast transmission at 5GHz, less interference and noise allows users to get a more advanced network experience.
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