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Drivers from realtek website had no effect. I reinstalled drivers and tried different versions and did the same with new network card. Yes latest official drivers support windows 10 but doesn't solve the problem. I tried disabling OC's and that didn't have any effect. I tried fresh install of windows 10 which ended with same results. Yes downgrading to windows 7 eliminates the problem but that's not the solution i'm looking for.

Did you try finding the drivers for the direct chipset, rather than from TP-Link? No it's been only a day i have new network card. Once realtek.com comes back online i'll test and get back with the results. Also, do you have a firewall installed? They usually hook into NIDS.sys, and rather inefficiently at that. Default windows firewall + windows defender.

Hello LTT community, It's been an ongoing problem of high dpc latency(random lag spikes/crackling sound) which seems to be a cause of windows 10 and NIC conflict. This problem occurred immediately after upgrading to windows 10( never happened on windows 7). During upgrade no hardware changes were made. I ran test on program "LatencyMon" which identified "ndis.sys" driver causing high dpc latency http://imgur.com/oKp3Nnw. After a long time of troubleshooting i found out that lag spikes occur only when p2p client(utorrent, bittorrent) is running. I tried many solutions: fresh windows install, different p2p clients, bought new network adapter(TP-Link TG-3468) with no success. Any help is greatly appreciated. Hardware: Asrock Z77 Pro4-M Intel i5-3470 + TP-Link TG-3468

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