Best for: Huge game library & Latin America / Europe routes
- Very large list of supported games
- Multi-route connections
- FPS / system booster built in
- Interface can feel busy
- Some features Windows-only
ExitLag supports Rainbow Six Siege and uses multipath routing — it sends your game traffic over several routes at once and keeps the fastest one. That reduces both ping and packet loss when your ISP's default route to Ubisoftservers is inefficient.
Best for: Huge game library & Latin America / Europe routes
Best for: Beginners — one-click adaptive routing
Best for: MMO players & long-time users
New to network terms? See our ping & lag glossary or read ping vs jitter vs packet loss.
Under 40 ms is ideal; under 70 ms is playable.
Ping is shown on the scoreboard during a match.
Yes, when the problem is the route between your ISP and Ubisoft servers. Boosters can't fix weak Wi-Fi or physical distance, so test with a free trial first.
ExitLag is our first pick for most players. NoPing, GearUP Booster, WTFast are strong alternatives depending on your region, budget and platform.