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> I can’t ping my router and get consistent latency that low.

OT, but I'm curious, what kind of router do you have? That seems really bad. I tested this on my laptop (over WiFi, in a very heavy traffic apartment building) and see the following:

    50 packets transmitted, 50 received, 0% packet loss, time 49115ms
    rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.751/1.436/5.000/0.812 ms

I don't say that to brag, I really think that's definitely expected for any LAN device.

>>bscphi+(OP)
I’m on my phone at the moments, so I’ll paste proper numbers when I’m back, but when I tried it last week it was like 18/370/60/1478/etc ms. Bear in mind, this was In the same room as the router.

>>bscphi+(OP)
Finally got a chance to test:

    63 packets transmitted, 63 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
    round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 1.659/110.684/1805.961/305.145 ms

>>Fridge+oD3
That's really dreadful, I'm sorry you even have to deal with that. Can you replace the router? Even the cheapest bottom of the barrel router from your local big box store should be able to get a response to you in under 5 ms pretty reliably. (I'm assuming your WiFi / access point is built in to your router.)

What model of router is it? This really feels like a situation where something has to be broken, I can't imagine any router, no matter how cheap, has an expected ping rtt maxing out at around 2 seconds. Notably, your minimum rtt is under 2 ms, so it's definitely capable of getting a response to you faster than that, maybe it's just overloaded or something?