26-04-2026 12:27 PM
Hi can you tell me if ee does a static public ip address? I don't mind paying extra, I've noticed if I have a dynamic ip address all online gaming is unplayable, like im a full 1 second behind gameplay. Do ee use cgnat on there full fibre products? At my previous isp I could use a static ip and I could setup a 1 to 1 nat on my dd wrt router and not once had any gaming problems.
26-04-2026 12:35 PM
I don't believe EE offer that service.
You have other issues it sounds like. Are you console or PC, ethernet or WiFi?
What current service and router do you have?
Thanks
26-04-2026 12:42 PM
EE do not provide static public IP addys. EE do not employ CGNAT on their fixed Home BB products.
However that wouldn't be the reason your gaming is delayed.
27-04-2026 11:22 AM
Thanks for replying, I use ethernet cable from pc to the router, I get maximum speeds and good ping, last time I ran a bufferbloat test I scored an A.
I have open nat on all games and a fast pc, is there any way to connect a pc direct to the ont box so I can test gaming performance that way?
27-04-2026 02:34 PM
download speeds have got lower, on the 900 product.
27-04-2026 02:47 PM
Have you run the speed test in the EE app? That will not only measure the raw BB connection speeds you are getting at the router as well as speeds to the device from which you are testing.
27-04-2026 02:55 PM
Yes, you can. On a Windows PC: CP > Internet Options > Connections > Setup > Set up a new connection anyway > BB (PPPoE) .
27-04-2026 03:04 PM
Thank you I'll try that, but I've got my full speeds back, for some odd reason Windows auto tuning level was disabled so it was giving me low speeds. I'll test the gaming out later tonight with my speeds being back to normal now and if it still feels the same I'll connect the pc to the ont box. Thank you for your help, appreciated.
27-04-2026 03:07 PM
Thanks! You're welcome 🙂 ! Glad I could be of assistance & hope it soon gets sorted.