i think with all this service update and migration… you should sort out the ping… i pinged dallas and got 109 ping… if this service is gonna be any good for gaming… this needs to be lowered bigtime…
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I think we’ve said many times that the upgrades will help with ping.
However if you’re pinging a sever several thousand miles away. You should expect latency to be a lot higher (this is the same with any ISP)
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Bigtime 
Show me where you are getting lower? Cannot defy the laws of physics unfortunately.
Maybe send the data over avian carriers?
Why are you pinging Dallas from the UK. You are going to get really high ping🧐
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I think your Flux-Capacitor may be faulty, You’ll probably need to email Yayzi support to send you a new one. Careful when you fit it, they blow easy.
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Do remember you need the 1.21 gigawatts package
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I just pinged across out corporate network from London to Dallas. pretty much 109ms on the dot. Id say Yayzi are doing pretty good considering those circuits tens of thousands a month
Play servers that use path and you’ll get a BS ping then in Dallas, but at least it’ll look low to the naked eye 
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il keep a look out for someone in dallas or somewhere in the u.s… and ask them to do a ping test to london… see what they say…
No need, here you go…
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Not bad!
Dallas, USA
— 154.x.x.x ping statistics —
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 801ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 105.681/105.858/105.961/0.126 ms
and for good measure
Auckland, NZ
— 154.x.x.x ping statistics —
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss, time 801ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 282.920/283.358/284.044/0.490 ms
I got a 110ms ping to my IP, not bad at all