Wireless card lag spikes

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Wireless card lag spikes, how do i fix the spikes?

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anoobrew View Member Profile	Nov 26 2005, 02:18 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 168 OS: XP	I get lag spikes often, What the problem? 2.4ghz pci card

Matt.F View Member Profile	Nov 26 2005, 02:41 PM Post #2
Visiting Staff Posts: 508 From: Memphis, TN, USA OS: Windows XP Home SP2	It would be helpful if you could post the brand and model of the card as well as information about what you're connecting TO (network type, router brand/model, etc.). There are about 1 million different things that could cause lag spikes. We'll need a bit more information to help you with this one.

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