Ping Test League of Legends

Ping measures the time it takes for a data packet to travel from your device to the League of Legends game server and back. It is measured in milliseconds (ms).

Ideally, a ping below 60 ms is needed to play without noticeable delays. A ping between 60 ms and 100 ms is acceptable but may cause slight delays. Above 100 ms can seriously affect your ability to react in a League of Legends match.

• Internet connection: Slow or unstable speeds can increase ping.
• Distance to the server: The farther you are from the server, the higher your ping will be.
• Network congestion: Many devices connected to your network can increase latency.
• Network configuration: Router issues or Wi-Fi connections can elevate your ping.

• Use a wired connection instead of Wi-Fi for greater stability.
• Ensure no one else is using a lot of bandwidth (e.g., downloading large files or streaming videos).
• Check your network configuration and prioritize game traffic in the router (QoS).
• Select the server closest to your location for playing.

PingTest.LoL measures latency to the official servers of League of Legends, depending on your region and the servers available for League of Legends.

The ping measured by PingTest.LoL reflects the direct connection between your device and the League of Legends server. In-game ping may be influenced by other factors, such as graphical settings or background processes.

With high ping, you will notice delays in moving, using abilities, or performing actions in the game. This can make competitive gameplay more difficult, especially in ranked matches.

The PingTest.LoL test usually takes just a few seconds, as it sends and receives packets from your device to the League of Legends servers.