Slow network speeds - This occurs when the resources are impacted by the number of users on a segment or link. An advertised connection speed is measured when there are no other devices competing for resources. So as the number of devices increases, the connection speed will decrease. Be aware of the number and type of connections in use by a device at any given time, Jitter - Delays in the transport of data packets on the internet are the cause of jitter. Irrespective of what you send whether it is text, audio, or images, the information is sent in data packets that break up the information into thousands of small bits. These bits are then reassembled on the receiver’s end.In the vast majority of cases, devices send and receive data packets at regular time intervals. However, any disruptions in that regularity may cause lags. If so, the information can end up jumbled or dropped and even though these delays are mostly only milliseconds, you’ll experience this jitter as lagging video, slow processing speed, and other annoyances., IP conflict - when two IP based machines use the same address. Duplicate addresses are not tolerated by the TCP/IP addressing scheme., High latency - means lag which means delay in transmission of information. In most situations, latency is caused by your internet network hardware, your remote server's location and connection, and the internet routers that are located between your server and your online gaming device, smartphone, tablet or other internet device., external interference - In many cases, it is advisable to hide the SSID from the prying eyes of the internet. When an SSID is provided, would-be attackers are provided with 50% of the information necessary to access the wireless network. Pick a SSID with low latency as this is more resistant to interference.,

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