Update, as requested.
Okay so as requested, a few screenshots here to help narrow down any other issues (if any) to start ruling stuff out such as weather / copper issues on the line.
Zero Load Ping Tests
Nothing much to see here really, we have flat graphs in Ping Logger however you can see in PingPlotter there are "spikes" althrough not as high as when under load. Highest spike seen is ~40ms and variation is still a little high at ~7ms from ~19ms to ~26ms
Also notice the packet loss at node 3 is still there, even when at zero load.
Stream Load Ping Tests
PingLogger and Ping Plotter praphs / trace routes showing the mught higher spikes when around 1MB/s load is put on the connection. Spiking up into the 80ms range with one stream running on the network.
STEAM Download Ping Tests
So looking into it a bit more, there does seem to be some spikes even when STEAM is downloading, in this case capped at 1MB/s to keep the tests as fair as possible with what a single 1080p 60fps Twitch Stream would use. The spikes do seem a lot less erratic though. Ping Logger showing the spikes in nearly 20 second intervals constantly and at almost the same variation in ping each time.
One last thing to add, when Iw as on the phone to the MOD dealing with my case, I thought I could hear crackling on the line (possibly could ahve been microphone popping on the phone) so I did a Quiet Line test for a few mins after and not a single crackle was observed.
I did the test above because the weather is absolutly miserable here, raining constantly and a nice amount of wind to go with it so wanted to make make sure it was microphone popping and not line noise sue to weather.
Here is a pingplotter screenshot with only one other person in the household streaming 1080p netflix.
@TechTino Thanks for posting, I'm sorry to see you're having problems with your connection when gaming. I'll send you a Private Message with details on how you can get in contact with the mod team and we'll be happy to look at this for you.
