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When online gaming, it’s important to have access to internet speeds that allow you to game at your full potential (with low lag and minimal buffering). Typical internet speeds for a workable gaming should be .

Internet speed isn’t all gamers should consider when online gaming, however– ping rate (also referred to as latency) also makes a huge difference in your gaming experience. Ping rate essentially means the time it takes for information from your computer (or console, or other device) to reach the intended server. When gaming, the best ping rate (or, the “sweet spot”) you should look to experience is around 50 - 100 milliseconds, meaning that even fractions of a second in latency can create issues (like “lagging”) in your gaming experience. Look for internet speeds that prioritize low-latency (so, 50 - 100 milliseconds or less) instead of high-latency for the best online gaming experience.

It’s also important to note that other factors can affect ping rate, like distance between your device and the server, how many users are trying to access the server at once, and your internet service type. For example, . 

When gaming, it’s also important to consider what else you’d like your gaming set-up to do for you. Do you want to stream your gaming experience in real-time on Twitch? Then you may need a faster, higher-speed internet connection that offers higher upload and download speeds and greater bandwidth.

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