The Latency Analysis dashboard can alert you to any latency issues your API proxies may be experiencing. It displays latency measurements down to the window of a minute, highlighting the median, 95th percentile, and 99th percentile values.

Alpha, Gamma, and Omega gaming internet plans each offer different levels of performance and benefits to match your gaming needs. Alpha is designed for casual gamers, providing stable speeds and low latency for smooth gameplay. Gamma takes it up a notch with enhanced speed and priority routing, ideal for competitive players who need faster response times. Omega is the ultimate choice, offering the lowest latency, and the highest speed. Choose the plan that fits your playstyle and dominate the game!

Yes, while it is optimized for gaming, it also offers excellent performance for streaming, browsing, and other online activities.

Your high ping may be due to several key factors, even with a fast internet plan. Think of ping like a delivery service - while your internet plan determines how many packages you can send at once (bandwidth), ping measures how quickly each package travels to its destination (latency). Local issues like WiFi interference, outdated router firmware, or device problems can slow down this delivery. Distance matters too - if you're connecting to servers far away or your data needs to make many stops (network hops) along the way, this increases ping time. Hardware problems such as old equipment or incorrect settings can also cause delays. Just like a fast highway won't help if there's construction work or detours along your route, a fast internet plan alone can't overcome these obstacles. To improve your ping, consider simple fixes like using a wired connection, updating your router, choosing closer servers, or checking for bandwidth-hungry background programs.

Yes, Umniah Gaming Packages include high-end routers have impeded functionality to prioritize devices traffic, Think of it like a public road, everyone is going to the same destination. However, Umniah Gaming Package can prioritize gaming data packets over other types of traffic, ensuring a smoother gaming experience, especially when other devices are using the network simultaneously.

The "best" internet speed for gaming depends on the type of games you play and the number of devices sharing your connection. Think of bandwidth as lanes on a highway – more lanes mean more cars can travel smoothly. Generally, 25 Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload are a good starting point for solo gaming. However, for competitive games or streaming gameplay, you'll want higher speeds (50-100 Mbps download or more) to ensure a stable connection. If multiple people are using the internet simultaneously, adding even more bandwidths can prevent bottlenecks. Just like adding lanes to a highway to accommodate more traffic, sufficient internet speed ensures a smooth ride in the gaming world.

You can change your DNS settings from the router DHCP settings (Available in the router GUI). Why is it not recommended ?

• Complexity: If you misconfigure the DNS, you might lose the ability to access the internet altogether.
• Security Risks: Some public DNS servers can be untrustworthy and track your browsing activity.
• It's not a silver bullet: Changing DNS won't fix issues like slow internet speeds or poor Wi-Fi signal.

Umniah DNS is faster and more secure since it is within Umniah network which is closer to you rather than any other public DNS.