I'm sharing mobile data to my computer and i want stable ms.

[Android Central Question]

Im sharing mobile data to my computer, for playing online games, because i don`t have wifi. I want to get more stable ms. I was thinking about changing my preferred network type. What you recommend me to do? I`m actually livin in the UK.

 

[Rukbat]

What do you mean by "more stable ms"? The latency (or the ping time - same thing)? That's like asking for a constant rate of flow of traffic on a road. It is what it is at any given moment. There's no way to change it. It's not in your devices, it's "out there" on the internet.

 

[ManiacJoe]

"stable ms" may need a bit of a description. Which part of the network statistics are you measuring here?

 

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Using your phone as your primary hotspot for your PC is more likely to be unstable compared to a dedicated home wi-fi network. Keep in mind that many carriers also impose a monthly limit for tethering, and after you surpass that limit, the data speeds will get throttled (or might just get charged extra).

 

[hallux]

"stable ms" may need a bit of a description. Which part of the network statistics are you measuring here?

Ping, the time from the computer to the server and back. Network latency.

Like @B. Diddy I would definitely not suggest using a cellular data connection for PC gaming...