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High ping spikes pls help

willows2
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I keep getting ping spikes over 244ms randomly.

My hub stats have been checked and they are good.

Is it possible is a neighbour  is connected to your line that it can cause latency issues?

 

hub stats

 

3.0 Downstream channels

Channel Frequency (Hz) Power (dBmV) SNR (dB) Modulation Channel ID
13700000008.938QAM 2562
23620000009.339QAM 2561
33780000008.439QAM 2563
4386000000838QAM 2564
53940000007.938QAM 2565
64020000007.838QAM 2566
74100000007.839QAM 2567
84180000007.739QAM 2568
94260000007.639QAM 2569
104340000007.538QAM 25610
114420000007.439QAM 25611
124500000007.539QAM 25612
134580000007.339QAM 25613
144660000007.239QAM 25614
154740000007.139QAM 25615
16482000000739QAM 25616
174900000006.939QAM 25617
184980000006.739QAM 25618
195060000006.539QAM 25619
205140000006.639QAM 25620
215220000006.539QAM 25621
225300000006.539QAM 25622
235380000006.539QAM 25623
245460000006.439QAM 25624
255540000006.439QAM 25625
265620000006.339QAM 25626
275700000006.539QAM 25627
285780000006.339QAM 25628
295860000006.239QAM 25629
30594000000639QAM 25630
31602000000639QAM 25631
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jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

The lines to you and your neighbours are connected together in the street cabinet.

Having said that your service is generally good according to the BQM. Many people get spikes like that very frequently at busy times. I doubt that you would get much support from VM. 

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legacy1
Alessandro Volta

The cause if your not causing it by downloading or uploading is people in your area are uploading causing ping spike

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jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

Do you still get those spikes when there is no user active on your own connection? 

- jpeg1
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yes even when theres no one on the connection it happens,  and it is random when the ping spikes over 200ms, but happens almost everyday atleast a few times or once, and lasts only a few seconds. I game on ethernet, and I tried changing the ethernet cables no difference.

jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

Post a link here to your live BQM. 

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jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

If you're sure there is no other user on your Hub it does suggest one of your neighbours is hitting the upstream. Do these spikes happen at the same time every day? 

- jpeg1
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Im not sure, I will keep the monitor running and post again in 24 hours?

heres another test i left it running

virginpingtest.png

jpeg1
Alessandro Volta

So a regular spike every 12 hours. VM do run some automated tests, but I've not seen this one before. If you have nothing running at home that might be updating regularly (heating controls etc) then you have a neighbour doing something similar. 

- jpeg1
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