My findings on the pre-installed (during Windows 10 installation) driver 17.15.0.5 would not have my ping in CS:GO reach over 70 (perfectly acceptable). Ensured all as many bandwidth eating features in Windows 10 were off such as One Drive Sync, Xbox Streaming Service, Shared P2P updates, etc.Īnd just a couple hours ago, wiped the entire SSHD in the laptop and did a completely fresh install of Windows 10 Home Edition 64Bit.Īfter the fresh install, the issue 'appears' to be less predominant, but then again, the time of day is 1:30AM and if the issue is lying within interference, it would be coincidental that Added 'ScanWhenAssociated' to the registry (previous known fix for high latency) Plugged in an external adapter (Belkin N300 USB Wireless NIC), this produced better more stable results Testing multiple games to ensure the latency issue is not within just CS:GO I've tried many things in attempts to diagnose and resolve the issue including: It came from the OEM in my Lenovo Y50 laptop (not installed by myself).

I was requested to re-submit my issue here on the wireless forums regarding high latency in games for the Intel Dual Band AC 7260 wireless adapter.

Windows 10 belkin n300 driver