I just got a gaming laptop this weekend (Asus rog strix g18) and it legit cannot run val
even being high end (i9 and rtx 4070) i keep having packets loss and ping going to 3000 in dms or even in the range can someone help me out 😢
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My friend convinced me to try a wifi booster out to see if it helps out ill give news on that!
your laptop's performance won't improve ping. try running an ethernet cable from ur laptop to your router.
Thing is im on college campus so i cant have wired connection that’s why i chose laptop over pc
You'll want to talk to whoever runs your wifi then.
If that's the only reason you chose laptop, you should've got a PC. You're missing out on much better performance
whats ur wifi speed?
You may have to check your internet speed. I mostly got packet loss because of low speed. Ping is rather different, try to get higher wifi signal, find other access point, and/or use a vpn (iirc vpn is allowed).
thats a myth
its preference
then its gg u can try using exitlag for 3 days trial and see if it improves ur ping
No it isn't
it is bruh
i wont carry a heavy ass pc if i am not at a stable location
Unless the laptop's NIC was made over 2 decades ago, a laptop's performance won't add network latency. Their issue is beyond their computer's interface. They should talk to their network admin to see what's up. Whether they will do something about it is another story. Universities may not care unless it's affecting something school related.
I was talking about general computer performance you fatty
Also it's down to what they can afford and how else they'll use their laptop. If they're in university they prbly want a computer they can also use in other ways, right.
The performance ceiling they'll see on a laptop is way below what Valorant requires so they're good.