Hey all, I have had a tech from ISP come to my home to check for packet loss.

He said everything was showing fine cable wise, replaced the cable box outside because it wasn't up to their "standard" this year.

He even checked the inside coaxial cable coming from the wall and it showed no packet loss.

Router is in a wooden cabinet within the middle of the house along with the modem. I am playing on Wifi, but even when connecting directly with a 100FT ethernet I bought to test it, I get a recurrent 1% packet loss but quite a bit less often.

Every time I try to play Fortnite constant recurrent packet loss. Speedtest showing high download latency.

Upgraded my Modem from a Netgear CM1000 to a Netgear CM3000 as the tech recommended replacing the modem as the older one was 5-6 years old.

Router is a TP-LINK AX6600, that I replaced my older TP-LINK router with in Sept of 2023 last year.  

Also have an attached picture of what it shows when pingplotting a connection to 8.8.8.8 (Google).