I have a fiber internet connection that terminates at a router near my front door. My PC is located in a different room and doesn’t have a Wi-Fi card, so instead of wiring the entire house, I’m using a second router — a VDSL router — set up in bridge mode to connect to the fiber router over Wi-Fi. My PC is connected to the VDSL router via Ethernet.

Why I did this:

My PC has no built-in Wi-Fi.

I want to avoid running long Ethernet cables through the house.

I already had a VDSL router with Ethernet ports, and I’m using it as a Wi-Fi bridge to get internet to my PC.

The Problem:

Internet works fine for browsing, streaming, and single-player games.

In online games (like Dota 2), I experience unpredictable ping issues:a

Sometimes I can join a game with stable ping and finish it without problems.

Other times, ping randomly spikes or stays high, and I can't join games — which gets me penalized.

My ISP has checked the fiber connection and says everything looks fine.

Why i am getting this? DId you see any king of issue before