Need help in lowering ping

[Smithy]

Location, ISP & package you subscribe to? It could be that you're on contended bandwidth or if on wifi try this in the command prompt :

Use "tracert 8.8.8.8" (remember, if you're on wifi)
This will show all the hops your data makes to the DNS. Usually the first one is 10.0.0.X or 192.168.0.X or 192.168.1.X. This should be your router.
The one thereafter should be the base station. In my case at work it's 10.18.16.2 (just an example)
Get the optimal MTU size from your ISP then type "ping <ip> -t -l <mtu size>" so in my case it's "ping 10.18.16.2 -t -l 1480"
If you connect to your router via wireless you could try "ipconfig" in the command prompt to get the gateway ip, set the router's MTU size to 1480
rather than 1490 (prevents packet fragmentation on 2.4Gh) and then use the same command above using the gateway ip.
If you get timeouts then there could be a problem with your signal. Try connecting with a cable and see if your ping time is still the same.

If you're on DSL ask your ISP to do a port reset. They'll know what you're talking about. Try what Shizune wrote 1st though, maybe just reboot your router before anything else..