I recently received a new Lenovo Legion Y530 for Christmas. The specs are GTX 1050ti 4 gb, Intel Core i7-8750H, 8 gigs of RAM, one Terabyte of HDD storage, and hopefully that's enough.
Like I mentioned, the laptop is new, I received information technology only a few weeks ago on Christmas. All the same, whenever I endeavour to play any online games, the ping will go from effectually 20-40 for at most a minute, to 300-400 for a few seconds earlier going back down to the 20-forty ping, simply to repeat the wheel until I go out the game. The problem has to be the laptop, considering I have been to three dissimilar places with pretty good wireless connections, all iii ranging effectually the 20-forty ping range. The people that I was playing with at 1 of the locations that were also connected to the same WiFi weren't experiencing the lag spikes. I take tried to turn off antivirus, equally the Geek Squad recommended when I took my laptop to Best Buy, only that didn't piece of work. Is there anything that I can alter on my laptop to ready these issues? Would buying ane of those USB wireless adapter things possibly work?
I practice not take admission to an Ethernet cablevision.
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Cheque for a BIOS updated, check for newer WiFi drivers from Lenovo. You tin besides contact Lenovo back up not just Geek Squad.
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Bank check for a BIOS updated, check for newer WiFi drivers from Lenovo. You can as well contact Lenovo back up not only Geek Squad.
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I recently received a new Lenovo Legion Y530 for Christmas. The specs are GTX 1050ti 4 gb, Intel Cadre i7-8750H, 8 gigs of RAM, 1 Terabyte of HDD storage, and hopefully that'south enough.
Like I mentioned, the laptop is new, I received it only a few weeks ago on Christmas. However, whenever I attempt to play any online games, the ping will go from around twenty-twoscore for at most a infinitesimal, to 300-400 for a few seconds earlier going dorsum downwardly to the 20-40 ping, just to repeat the wheel until I go out the game. The problem has to exist the laptop, because I accept been to three different places with pretty good wireless connections, all three ranging around the 20-40 ping range. The people that I was playing with at one of the locations that were also continued to the same WiFi weren't experiencing the lag spikes. I accept tried to turn off antivirus, as the Geek Squad recommended when I took my laptop to Best Buy, but that didn't work. Is there anything that I tin change on my laptop to fix these issues? Would buying one of those USB wireless adapter things possibly work?
I do not have access to an Ethernet cable.
have y'all checked windows update? its a common occurrence (at least to me, and those around me) for a newly bought laptop to accept spike of ping coz of windows update, event last nighttime my PC experienced spike of ping considering windows update is downloading something.
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Bank check for a BIOS updated, cheque for newer WiFi drivers from Lenovo. You lot can as well contact Lenovo support non just Geek Squad.
I have checked for updates, and did update them considering in that location were updates, merely the problems continued. And Lenovo Support told me to accept my laptop in to Best Buy, so that's keen. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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