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Re: Controller input lag over wifi

swifty338 — Thu, 29 Oct 2020 03:22:44 GMT

Yes. That is exactly the type of thing that happens to me. I have found that if you just reset the firewall settings the lag goes away. I don't have to reset the whole gateway.

I have seen similar info about the other gateways having a better passthrough mode.

Re: Controller input lag over wifi

swifty338 — Thu, 29 Oct 2020 03:20:10 GMT

I'm not really sure. How would I find out?

Re: Controller input lag over wifi

swifty338 — Wed, 28 Oct 2020 20:01:55 GMT

It is a setting on the Att Pace gateway. My gateway is not used for wifi at this time. It is turned off. I only use nest wifi for wifi.

DMZ plus is a mode which is supposed to essential allow one device connected to the gateway to be exposed to the internet with no firewall. I gave the nest wifi this feature considering the nest wifi can shield my network from intrusion itself.

I recently had some success resetting the firewall settings manually on my gateway. That eliminates the lag for a time. But it eventually returns and I have to reset the firewall settings again.

Controller input lag over wifi

swifty338 — Thu, 22 Oct 2020 04:26:31 GMT

I am experiencing a tremendous amount of input lag using the stadia controller over wifi.

I have nest wifi in dmz plus mode with att fiber. The funny thing is that when I use the wifi with my isp provided gateway, I do not experience the input lag.

My network is as follows:

att gateway > nest wifi > unmanaged switch > three cable runs to various hardwired devices to include two additional google wifi nodes with a wired backhaul.

When my controller is wired to a laptop or phone, there is no input lag. It seems to solely exist on my nest wifi.

I have scoured various forums and have seen similar cases but no real solution other than to use my isps gateway. Which I should say is far from ideal considering I am using a lot of google hardware hear that should work well.

Any help is greatly appreciated.