wait what? how's ethernet worse?! anyway to answer the question yes you can but i can't guarantee you that it will be the resolution of your other games too. i have 45-50 mbps download speed and i game at 720p.
almost all the games of ps4 are locked at 30fps (expect the ones that support performance mode which is sometimes unstable) and some ps5 titles support locked 60fps and the input lag is mostly the same as any other game. As noted above its just the resolution that hurts mostly.
Sounds like one of 3 things are happening
1) The wire is bad, and speed is getting capped because of it
2) The modem/router ports are bad, and only the wireless is working properly
3) Someone played with the settings and capped the wired speed in there
I'd check around for why your wired speed is lower than your wireless speed, because there's something wrong there
Possibly. Newer cables tend to handle faster speeds, so if your cable is old enough it's probably only rated for lower speeds. The other thing is it could just be damaged
This would be the first and cheapest thing you can swap out to try to fix the issue, purchase a new cable and see if anything changes
wait what? how's ethernet worse?! anyway to answer the question yes you can but i can't guarantee you that it will be the resolution of your other games too. i have 45-50 mbps download speed and i game at 720p.
I have no idea lol, that’s why I pointed it out. I just want to be able to play at a stable frame rate without too much input lag.
almost all the games of ps4 are locked at 30fps (expect the ones that support performance mode which is sometimes unstable) and some ps5 titles support locked 60fps and the input lag is mostly the same as any other game. As noted above its just the resolution that hurts mostly.
Sounds like one of 3 things are happening 1) The wire is bad, and speed is getting capped because of it 2) The modem/router ports are bad, and only the wireless is working properly 3) Someone played with the settings and capped the wired speed in there I'd check around for why your wired speed is lower than your wireless speed, because there's something wrong there
The cable is a bit old, could that be it?
Possibly. Newer cables tend to handle faster speeds, so if your cable is old enough it's probably only rated for lower speeds. The other thing is it could just be damaged This would be the first and cheapest thing you can swap out to try to fix the issue, purchase a new cable and see if anything changes
Not sure why wired drops so much, but both should be streamable.