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I currently have cisco 2203 modem and D-Link DIR-501 Wi-fi router. When I installed all this network devices the internet connection was ok. What ever I do on my laptop it wouldn't affect my PC. But after all problems my ISP had ( some1 was stealing their optic cables from the 2m below ground, probably some others jealous ISP in my country ) now whenever I play some youtube or stuff on laptop my ping goes up by 10 and comes down. That is irritating me because I play FPS games where is ping most important stuff, along with fps. I reseted my router to the factory settings but same stuff occurs, I have also restarted my main cisco modem and it didn't fix this issue. So is there any tweak or something where I can fix this. And also can I somehow fix the youtube bug, where when I play youtube videos it affects my ping ingame, like I put some playlist and whenever Youtube switches song my ping goes up from 40 to 150-220 for a couple of seconds (untill it loads small amount of video) and comes back down to 40. This is annoying when I play League of Legends. Like I noticed every LoL livestreamer plays youtube and streams, but whenever youtube switches song their ping is still same

DL: 15 Mb/s ; UL: 1.15 Mb/s ; Ping 30.  - taken from speedtest.net

do you know for sure that it's affecting your gaming and not just youtube? some ISP route youtube traffice thru their own servers to decrease the bandwidth you are using at the cost of your network performance.

yeah, only youtube affects it. When I watch 1080p livestream on twitch, my ping is locked 47. Like it doesn't change when I play livestream 1080p. But youtube 360p first 2-3 seconds is killer

sounds like everything is working just fine, just youtube. i wouldnt worry about my gaming pings unless you actually notice it being high(ping)

Ping shifts of 10ms are not noticable by humans (for instance 300-400ms [0.3-0.4 seconds] is how long it takes to blink).  It sounds like the route your ISP has to Youtube is slow.

Sounds like you have time warner cable. As for the youtube, block their youtube caching servers. 206.111.0.0/16 and 173.194.55.0/24 are the ip's you can input on your router