is ipad, so lan not an option. What's POW?

Probably not the routers fault. I have about 37 devices on my tplink AC1200. No problems but I didn’t try iPad games. I do have a PS4 though

Yes mine Tp-Link ac1200

Probably just the game issue, others is fine, Spotify seems ok too

online game is latency sensitive, not bandwidth sensitive, and WIFI is usually worse than wired, if you want a good latency from WIFI, get a reputable wifi router such as Asus router, netgear

https://www.highgroundgaming.com/best-routers-for-gaming/

I thought you are gaming on PC

That IPad support 5GHz? Maybe you need to separate the iPad WiFi to another band, but that would be another wireless AP

What mode is the AC1200 operating on? 802.11g? What is the channel?

Port forward. It help for speed and blocking.

robert82

yes agree with Zot. Put your iPad on 5GHz since your smart devices are on 2.4GHz
but i doubt that is even the problem. Smart devices uses so little bandwidth and like Kiding said, latency is the main issue

Latency affects the game but perhaps I understood it wrongly. I thought the lagging was on the devices response not the iPad because the complain was about lagging when the iPad went gaming online.

Probably the gaming protocol is causing this or the router behave differently when got data streaming.

ozak can tell me how many ohms are these resistors? thanks



This post has been edited by idoblu: Nov 1 2018, 04:55 PM

You can use this:

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/tools/resi...ode-calculator/

Use the 5 color band and start reading from Orange

It's 33.2Ω 10% I believe.





This post has been edited by Zot: Nov 1 2018, 01:27 PM

I’m color blind

3.3 Kohm +/- 5%

I see.

It's 33.2Ω 10%

Still got people read by color ? I use Multi meter.

I forget the color code since school time.

Don't forget the watt. 1/4w, 1/2w, 1w etc....

Long time not handling leaded resistor.

The wattage of resistor hard to judge from the picture here. Depends on body size. It looks like a 1W resistor. In general

1 W
Body length 11mm ± 1
Body Diameter 5mm ± 0.5

1/2 W
Body length 8.5mm ± 0.5
Body Diameter 3.2mm ± 0.3

1/4 W
Body length 6.5mm ± 0.5
Body Diameter 2.5mm ± 0.3

1/8 W
Body length 3mm ± 0.3
Body Diameter 1.8mm ± 0.3

One more thing. In general the body color are nothing specific except normally light blue color (or dark brown, not beige one) body usually the resistor with 1 or 2% tolerance. This normally metal film type, not carbon film type.

Another one came across my mind:
Usually the light blue and light green resistors are flame-proof type. Can also be gray or pink

I think the tolerance I mentioned at 10% is not correct. The last band color looks like White not Silver, which confused me. I have no idea why it is white. Cannot find any info on this, but it is not 10%. The reason I said that is because the 5 or more band resistor is usually tight tolerance type like 1 or 2%.

So, my presumption is:
33.2Ω 1% 1W
Metal Film type non-flammable

However, like you said confirm with multimeter.

Thanks guys

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