How to troubleshoot high ping and lag in Battlefield 6

Updated 1 week ago1 min read

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Find out how to check your ping and network performance in Battlefield 6, plus what you can do to troubleshoot issues like high ping, packet loss, and lag.

How to check your ping in Battlefield 6

  1. 1
    Pause your game. 
  2. 2
    Select Options.
  3. 3
    Choose System
  4. 4
    Under Network, toggle Scoreboard Ping on. 
This will show each player’s ping next to their name on the scoreboard.

You can also show your network performance in Battlefield 6. This can help you understand if your network’s having issues, which could be causing lag. 
  1. 1
    Pause your game. 
  2. 2
    Select Options.
  3. 3
    Choose System
  4. 4
    Under Network, choose Network Graph, then select Modify.
    • You can toggle Show Network Performance Bar or Show Network Performance Graph to Always, Hide, or On Problems to see your network performs while you play.
    • You can toggle Show Damage Log or Show Event Graph to On to get info about client or server problems while you play.

How to troubleshoot high ping and lag

High ping, packet loss, and lag can be caused by issues like distance to servers, poor Wi-Fi, or lots of people using the same network at the same time.If you’re experiencing issues, here’s what to do. 
Some of these tips involve advanced networking changes. If you feel uncomfortable making these changes, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for help. For specific instructions about your hardware, make sure you follow the steps in your router’s manual.
  • Try using a wired connection. Hardwired connections can be more reliable. 
    • If you’re using Wi-Fi, try hardwiring your device to your router. 
  • Check your router signal. Make sure it’s out in the open with its antenna, if there is one, pointed towards your device. Keep your router as close to your device as possible. 
  • Try changing your wireless channel. The one you’re using might be busy.
    • Contact your ISP for help finding and switching to another channel. 
  • Check your device’s date and time is correct, as this can sometimes cause issues. 
  • Try manually setting your DNS to Google Public DNS. 
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