Jasoman

We had a new line installed a year or two ago. We did the stream test with a single computer hooked up straight to the modem, and all the coax connections are solid. No talk about an amplifier so i am guessing I am close to a node.

Motorola MB7420 I have 75 down and 15 up, but I can't keep a stable Twitch stream at 5mbs. Had several tech out over the years and it is nothing in the house it goes from outside box through the wall and then straight to the modem no spliters or anything. The best guess I have is there is just too much noise in the local node to keep a stable connection as this has been a off and on problem for a long time now through several modems. I am just looking for another set of eye if any other info is needed just ask. attached log

Is anyone else upset with the AIO cooler special after the "The BEST Cooling Solution - Air or Water - FINAL ANSWER" video. That ThreadRipper would be more "Mac relaxin all cool" with a Noctua. Yes this is a sponsored video by Cooler Master but just an acknowledgment saying that an AIO meant for TR4 would be better would have made me happy. Also it feels like he is saying Air cooling is not good enough for air cooling which was also proven wrong in the other video.

well if it is not giving clean power it could be dropping power enough to make the computer restart, but it could surge also I would at test on another PSU as a start but at this point you just need to check vs know good and just start eliminating options.

ok I would check to make sure your getting correct voltages off of that PSU. I have been hearing about alot of problems with the CX series just do some google with " Corsair CX problem" and there is alot of talking about how they are flaky.

What is your PSU I don't see that in your post or sig.

have you been monitoring temps?

I only know how to do it from a back up and I am not sure if you recover just the history easily with out major work.

What is the Microphone "Levels" under recording devices?

well you got 4+GB of more storage now, but you can't see anything suspicious with that.

If you have reset the CMOS do that and also try updating or flashing the BIOS

In Teamspeak client go under "Self" tab then click "Connection info". As long as you have been connected for a while and had a problem it should show up there as packet loss.

All I got for you is maybe one of these would help. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Anti-interference-Filter-Magnet-Ring-Clip-on-Shielded-35A-for-Audio-Data-Cable/32567144634.html They are magnet rings you may have seen before, but you may need a USB extension cord or try it around your 3.5mm cord.

Besides Updating DS4W have you tried these solutions

Did you try only one of the hard-drives when you wiped it? If not one of the HHD's could be bad. There are USB programs that can test HHDs without needing to install maybe one of the drives are bad?