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Yes, that's mine. Just 1. It's not that my signal is cutting out, as I'll still be connected to the router. I'm about 15 feet away from the router btw.

It's a fiber connection, there is no modem - only a managed network switch provided by my internet provider that connects for the TV's and such. I'm unable to run a wired test as I don't have a mobile computer close enough to the router. Here is a better network analysis. Most of my devices run on 5ghz and the ones I'm having issues with are running on 5ghz.

1. Wireless 2. No, I've cleared all other devices off the network and have been monitoring task manager and haven't seen any apps using the network in the background. 3. I typically get close to my full download/upload speeds on wireless, they're not affected by this issue. Streaming, downloading games, etc is fine. Gaming & internet calling have been the #1 issues from these spikes. 4. Posted below.

Hi guys, trying to see if any of you might know what's causing my issues as I've exhausted all of my efforts. Been having a lot of problems with my network since moving. I'll get really high latency spikes in video games, and also am completely unable to use discord without cutting out. Pinging google.com/bing.com in CMD gives me the result below, good latency, then random 700-2000ms spikes, or request time outs. I've had my internet provider come out, completely change out their managed network switch, and they even changed out the Opti (the connection for the fiber that goes both into the house & the connection for the one at the hub). I'm still having the same issue after having that changed. Did a complete reset on my router, and that didn't seem to help. I'm using a Netgear AX8 Wifi 6 router. If anyone has any troubleshooting steps / recommendations I'd greatly appreciate your advice, as I'm practically a novice when it comes to networking.

I am having an issue where my MSI Gaming App isn't displaying my CPU information - and when I go to edit what is displayed on the OSD all of the CPU options are greyed out. I am running an i7-7700k and a GTX 1080ti. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you very much.

Don't think so... Didn't receive a prompt or anything like that

@Princess Cadence I have anti-virus and firewall off still no luck. Maybe their servers are down but their website is working fine and in app search works fine. Idk.

Hey guys so I've been having this issue today where uplay will not download any games, the installation starts and the download is stuck at 0 bytes / 25gb for Rainbow Six Siege, I tried with Rayman origins and had the same issue. I've tried running as administrator, restarting, reinstalling uplay, nothing has worked. Has anyone had any experience with this? Pictures related. ( every other client works fine, steam, origin, etc) Thank you guys in advance. Peace. Rayman - http://prntscr.com/dr9adz Rainbow Six Siege - http://prntscr.com/dr9aoo

Yeah it is plugged into the rear one, still sucks lol

Oh, didn't realize I had that still in there. I have a Z97 Gaming 5 from MSI now. And ty for the recommendation I'll check it out.

I recently just got the ATH M50x headphones, they sound great with my phone and laptop, but my desktop sound is incredibly quiet. My motherboards audio output is not very good. I was wondering what DAC would be good for these headphones, thanks!

Promo code isn't valid it said, dang.

The stock cooler. Also there's a post on tomshardware that is a review of it that is reading similar temps. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/athlon-5350-am1-platform-review,3801.html

Hah, I thought so too but I checked in the Bios, used msi afterburner and such and they all read about the same..

Yea around 22c, funny thing is though, when I unplug the cpu fan and just have the heatsync on it, it starts to read normal temps of about 30c going up to 50c, and the heatsync doesn't seem to get hot really.