It really is, it's pitiful that the wifi in my iPad and iPhone are way better than a dedicated gaming system. The least Sony could've done is put in wireless n. An Ethernet cable isn't viable for me.The Wifi on Playstation consoles has been atrocious. Was bad on the PS3, it's bad on the PS4.
Plug it in biiiiiish.
It has nothing to do with wifi, it's still garbage slow speeds even wired.
Really? Mine was awful, plugged it in, getting good speeds now.
Mine has been horrible since 2.0. Always wired. Messages and the friends list improved though. Does Akami handle those as well?
Yup, it's because they had to convert tens of thousands regular PSN file servers into DriveClub game servers, so that they can handle the future PS+ edition.I doubt download speeds are related to firmware issues, it's more likely that Sony's servers are the culprit once again.
Psn downloads have always been slow.
Try to download something and watch the download bar. If you are having the same issue as some of us you will see your speeds start slow, get back to normal, and then drop back down occasionally.Yeah my downloads used to be pretty fast on PSN. For some reason, it took me 4 hours to download the 7GB multiplayer portion of COD. I usually download at about 2.6 megabytes/second.
? What are they?I can't recommend wall plug ethernet thingy's enough, you get nearly wired speeds. The difference is night and day for downloads and online MP.
Could be. I've reset my modem, router, updated my routers firmware, and I even tried WiFi. I have tried everything that I can think of, and it is still happening every single time.I had the same problem after 2.0. It persisted even after 2.01. After I restarted my modem and router the problem was gone. Might be a coincidence though.
Had this issue after 2.0 but 2.01 seems to have fixed it, at least for me.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AWRUICG/?tag=neogaf0e-20? What are they?
gotta go hardwire with PS4
Yep, its been awful since 2.0. The speeds jump between what I would have normally gotten down to 400kbps for extended periods, and then back up to normal. My download times have easily doubled or more depending on how often it drops down to 400kbps. Smaller 100MB patches take about ten times longer now.
Wtf.
Same issue too. Before 2.0 I was downloading at 4mbps. Now it's hovers. I'll get 4mbps for half a minute, then it'll drop down to 500kbps for a few minute, rinse and repeat.
Not sure what is going on.
Have 2.01. Just deleted YouTube and re-downloaded and it took ~5 minutes to get 72 MB.
Except the PS4 throttles wired connections too.
I can't see Shareplay using anything but direct peer-to-peer connections while playing/streaming the game.I assume network changes for Share play has something to do with it.
I can't recommend wall plug ethernet thingy's enough, you get nearly wired speeds. The difference is night and day for downloads and online MP.
Try different DNS connections....works for me.
And PS4 wifi sucks....
Yeah, I noticed it right after 2.0 as well. I was really hoping 2.01 was going to fix it, but nothing. It isn't just a clear cut speed drop either. If you download multiple files at once they will all drop to about 400kbps each, not combined. I wonder if something got screwed up when they added the ability to pause downloads?Same here. Everything downloaded fine on my wired PS4 until update 2.0. I would always get a solid 5-10 MB/s. Then immediately after updating to 2.0, my dl speed began to have wild fluctuations. The speeds will be normal for 30 seconds, then drop to just a few hundred kbps for several minutes. That increase/decrease pattern lasts for the entire download.
I literally noticed this for the first time just a few minutes after updating the OS last week, so I'm thoroughly convinced that's what is driving the problem.
I can't recommend wall plug ethernet thingy's enough, you get nearly wired speeds. The difference is night and day for downloads and online MP.
? What are they?
I wish I could use those. I have almost one metre thick walls. They nearly stop any wifi signal. Unfortunately my electric wiring is too old for that technology.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomePlug
Lots of companies make them, I have one from D-Link I think. Two units plug into the wall, one near the PS4 and one near the router, plug in an ethernet from the PS4 to one of the adapters and an ethernet from the router to the other adapter. That's it, the internet signal is passed through the power line and it's the closest thing to having an actual wired connection between the router and the PS4. I have my PS4 in the basement and the router is upstairs, the wifi reception was terrible. Home plugs are amazing, I get near max speeds with them.