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That happens to me too Yoomanist.
I knew it. I was told to try replacing my eithernet cable. Also tried to play Battlefield 4 last night but had to download new drivers, etc. That REALLY slowed my computer down so I uninstalled them. It would really help if I knew computers inside and out.
Hey, Iron. I know Comcast got this straightened out for you. Just remember that high ping issues always relate to CONNECTIVITY (aka Internet connection/network) and FPS has to do with your gear (read: Graphics card, CPU, etc).
If ever you see a LOW FPS but your ping is good, ck first your vid card, then CPU. I have had all sorts of problems through the years from burnt out vid cards to old ROM BIOS causing Windows to not recognize my 4-core CPU and only running on 1 core! My FPS was 6! Unplayable. Flashed my BIOS with the latest firmware and BOOM...fixed.
Anyhow, glad your all back and running good.