[dartgande]

Ok, for starters, I have called my ISP, and they were of no help. I called Xbox live, thus far, with no help.

I have port forwarding on Udp, tcp 88, udp 3074, and tcp 3074. I have set my IP to be static, same for my Xbox 360. My NAT is open. My Xbox live passes all the Xbox Live tests. I connect to Live with no problem, and speedtest.net has registered me at 5 megs download, and 1 meg upload.

My router is a Netgear CG814GCMR.

I have tried three different games with minimal success. In Soul Calibur 4, I lag out before I enter a fight. In Grand Theft Auto 4, I lag out if there are more than 6 people playing, and usually even if there are that many. In Army of Two, I cannot connect.

I do not know what to do at this point, can anyone help me?

[Mak213]

Do you have the ports forwareded with the router as well not just with the firewall?

[str8lazy]

What is your MTU set too?

Is there anyone else sharing the connecting with you at the time?

Do you have and QoS settings configured?

[dartgande]

I don't have a firewall even active at this time, and the Ports forwarding is only for the router. I tried changing the MTU, but that didn't help anything; so, I changed it back to the default settings.

Nobody is connecting as the same time as me.

QoS? I know what it stands for, but how do I edit those?

Thanks for everyone's help at this time, maybe if I can figure out the QoS stuff I might be in better shape.

I can't find anywhere for QoS settings on my router, well gateway

[Mak213]

What about the Windows Firewall? That is active on every machine unless you turned it off.

[dartgande]

It's off...

**** this issue!

[dartgande]

Called Xbox again...bleh, I may want to try a new router/gateway