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On 3G out here almost 10 miles from a tower when the network isn't overloaded I was getting 90-110ms playing BF3.
you have to be REALLY picky on the servers.
It works, but it's not optimal that's for sure.
So you're that asshole that teleports all over my screen as I'm shooting them.
You can get an antenna, and amp too to help.
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I didnt know you could do that for a mifi. Could you elaborate more? I live in a area that is a mixed bag when it comes to cell/amfm/tv signals.
I have an outdoor high gain parabolic grid antenna along with a Verizon 4G LTE amp which gets me perfect signal 5.5 miles from the Verizon tower.
http://millenicom.com/
The Mifi just needs to have an antenna port. Then you purchase a small adapter that is compatible with that Mifi and connects it to the larger cable that runs to the antenna. I have an outdoor high gain parabolic grid antenna along with a Verizon 4G LTE amp which gets me perfect signal 5.5 miles from the Verizon tower.
If you're in Verizon coverage area I would suggest you purchase a Mifi setup through a company called Millenicom. You can get a 20GB 3G/4G hotspot plan for $69.99/month and the Mifi they include has an antenna port. You can also just take the 4G SIM card out of the Mifi and put it into a 4G LTE USB modem which is what I use along with my own router setup.
http://millenicom.com/
Most video games do not come any where near using 1Mb/s.
From your posts, im getting the impression that you are torrenting at the same time as your are playing video games. If that is the case, you should either pause your torrents during that time, or purchase a router that supports QOS Traffic shaping (preferrably one with plenty of ram and a fast cpu). Such a router can put high priority in your gaming packets and less priority on your torrent packets.
If you get a wireless 4g solution it probably will give you more bandwidth (check that your area gets LTE first!). However, it's not guaranteed to give you the same latency as an ADSL connection (important for gaming). Also, if you run your torrent while gaming anyways, it might not improve your situation much.