Is your game lagging just when you are ready to face a vital battle? High ping has been a huge pain for several gamers since the new BGMI update was released. Even with fast internet, server syncing and unstable latency can totally wreck your gaming experience. But there is no reason for you to put up with lagging games. Here is a simple, effective guide to solving your ping issues in BGMI and getting a stable 20ms connection.
How to Solve Ping Issues in BGMI?
Follow these guides to solve the ping issues in BGMI effectively:
Set Up a Private DNS
This is the best solution that will work for you if you are using an Android or iOS device. In some cases, your ISP’s routing process might be unreliable. This will allow you to access servers with faster connections.
- Go to your phone’s Settings.
- Search for Private DNS.
- Select Private DNS provider hostname.
- Type in dns.google (without any spaces) and hit save. This will instantly stabilize your network routing and lower your ping.
Perform a Quick Network Reset
Before beginning the game, it is recommended that you get rid of small bugs in the network. Enable Airplane Mode on your phone for around 10 seconds and then disable it.
In this way, your phone will connect itself to the closest cellular tower. Following this step, reset your phone so that network configurations are done perfectly.
Use the Routine Repair Feature
Sometimes, new update files get slightly corrupted during the download process, leading to server desync. To fix this:
- Log out of your BGMI account.
- On the login screen, tap the Repair button on the right side.
- Check the Routine Repair box and hit OK.
- Restart the game and let it download the fresh patch files.
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Restrict Background Data
The applications such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and Chrome covertly consume your data even when you are not using them, resulting in high ping rates during gaming. Use your phone’s game boost feature to limit background actions, or disable background data access for major applications in your device’s settings manually.
Switch Your Wi-Fi Band
In case you are using your home network connection to play games, ensure that you are using the 5GHz band instead of the regular 2.4GHz band. The 5GHz band is much faster and offers a much lower ping value as long as you remain in the same room as your router.
