Lag spikes in game (Valorant) have become common about one or two months ago and I only found out that it was caused by watching Twitch streams Yhe ping is 55-60ms without watching a stream, and it goes to 50-90ms when watching a stream (sometimes going up to 300ms). The stream bitrate is roughly around 6 Mbps and the speedtest that I'm getting says we have 53 Mbps, which is really good considering our plan is 50/20 (download/upload). I don't see a reason why it should lag especially when the bandwidth isn't congested.   What I've tried ethernet cable new ethernet NIC resetting network connection on Windows 10 hard reset on gateway (modem + router) calling TPG support (said that a technician will call back 4 days ago but haven't yet so here I am)   Hardware gateway = Archer VR1600v v1 (Firmware version = 0.1.0 0.9.1 v5006.0 Build 200810 Rel.53181n) No QOS setting enabled on the router in the video test   Issues could be I'm not an expert but just from my intuition the issue could be the router since it could be handling the network traffic wrong. Would getting a new gateway fix this? This maybe the caused by TPG as well, I'm unsure, but from what I've read on this article, it could be an issue with the port in the FTTN cabinet.   I don't normally watch Twitch when playing a game but if a family watches a Twitch stream, my ping in game will start to spike every 2-5 seconds sometimes making me teleport when moving in game. What's weird is that YouTube and Netflix don't seem to cause an issue at all. ... View more