(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I found most ppl that have lag switch trouble it's always 1 simple problem. It's how you have it setup and heres how u fix it. It all depends how it's set up so you should have it set up like this. Take ur lag switch and plug one end into the modem then the other end into the router. Then lastly take a regular ethernet cord and plug one end into one of the routers 4 slots and the other end into the back of the ps3. Me and many other ppl have had this problem and this fixed it so any1 with lag switch trouble try it out. Also if this wrks plz rep me.

Hardware lag switches suck arse, sorry. With the right software/setup and correct lagging configurations for certain games, you'll be a much better lagger. Software tools bring a lot of potential: blocking incoming or outgoing traffic or both, dropping % of packets (higher chance of less connection unstable errors on screen), IP addresses blocking (very useful for P2P games), delaying outgoing or incoming packets (extending your ping time - it acts as if you live in Japan connecting to a server in USA), packet filtering (filtering consistent packets that are bigger than 3kb can cause new glitches), cycling packets (repeating same packets, which can cause server and client confusion), modifying outgoing or incoming speed (you can make yourself look you're using a dial-up connection lol), and many more. Hardware lag switches don't have these options, so you're pretty much limited if you use one of these. Fair enough, it's probably better for novices that want to lag.

Sure, there's a lot of software tools that require you to right click an option and disable/enable it and then repeat the same steps; thus wasting your time to pwn people in game in the meanwhile. Doing nothing in game because you're busy using your hands to right click that option and enable/disable something can cause your own death quite easily. However, there's a separate tool that can automate the process for you with a single click. Figure it out by yourself.

Oh, yeah, 100% of these software tools work very very well if you only connect PS3 to your laptop or desktop that have use such software tools. Alias PS3 -> Laptop/desktop (with software tools) -> Router.