Determining LTE Signal Quality, how?

[Cobus]

Hi,

I have recently starting playing Path of Exiles, but I am getting frequent desyncs when playing... So I have been trying to determine if it is my wireless LTE connection that may be the problem. I have the following measurements, but I am not sure how they relate to each other so if someone could just have a look at tell me if the numbers are ok or not I would appreciate it

RSSI = -51 dBm
RSRP = -79 dBm
RSRQ = -10 dB

If you need further data to make a determination just let me know.

Thanks!

 

[SilvRav]

Speed net by ookla has a nice mobile app that you can use to test your LTE sync, speed etc.

 

[Cobus]

This is on my PC though?

 

[SilvRav]

This is on my PC though?

oops, sorry, what phone do you have? if you have an LTE phone on the same network you can test it via your phone.

 

[Cobus]

I have a S5 Mini, I thought of the same thing just after I posted /facepalm...

 

[Cobus]

Do you know the name of the app, I can only find Speedtest.net on Google Play Store and there is no other test in that one to tell me about desyncs etc.

 

[Java]

Do you know the name of the app, I can only find Speedtest.net on Google Play Store and there is no other test in that one to tell me about desyncs etc.

That would be the correct one. The producer should be Ookla. I has something similar to an RPM dial with Ooklad beneath it.

Side note: db means decibels and lower is usually better. It means there is less "noise" in the transmission of packets and thus allowing for better transmission of data.

 

[The_Lurch]

Path of Exile is a great game that I am still playing.

The game does suffer from desync in the game itself. You will notice this for instance when a doorway is blocked. On your screen you look like you have run through it only to be rubber banded back to the doorway after a short time.

You can use the command /oos ingame to resync yourself.