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So recently out of nowhere I started getting some weird latency issues. I called TWC and they claim everything looks fine on their end, and if I plug my computer directly into the modem there doesn't seem to be any issues.
So that leaves me with my netgear wndr3700 router. My upload/download speeds seem just fine. But here's a picture of 2 tracerts to google.com
Any thoughts? I know this will probably end in me having to call what apparently is their awful tech support. Considering just buying a different modem. ugh.
Edit: Things I have tried:
1. The computer that this tracert is from is wired. I have the same results from the laptop through wireless
2. When computer is hooked directly to the modem, connection is fine.
3. Tried changing cables connecting the router to the modem.
4. Restored To Factory Settings
Edit 2:***I think I may have fixed it!*** I installed DD-WRT firmware tonight and so far it's working great. 3 roomates are playing WoW right now, I've got utorrent throttled but downloading and my 360 is hooked up, trying to give it every reason not to work, but so far it is
So that leaves me with my netgear wndr3700 router. My upload/download speeds seem just fine. But here's a picture of 2 tracerts to google.com
Any thoughts? I know this will probably end in me having to call what apparently is their awful tech support. Considering just buying a different modem. ugh.
Edit: Things I have tried:
1. The computer that this tracert is from is wired. I have the same results from the laptop through wireless
2. When computer is hooked directly to the modem, connection is fine.
3. Tried changing cables connecting the router to the modem.
4. Restored To Factory Settings
Edit 2:***I think I may have fixed it!*** I installed DD-WRT firmware tonight and so far it's working great. 3 roomates are playing WoW right now, I've got utorrent throttled but downloading and my 360 is hooked up, trying to give it every reason not to work, but so far it is
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