harry4742

And please add the bpdu guard

And please add the bpdu guard

Keep your current router, turn of its wifi and add an access point

Intel's Puma 6 chipset, used in gigabit broadband modems around the world, suffers from latency jitter so bad it ruins online gaming and other real-time connections.  
Here are just a few devices with PUMA 6 chipsets which tend to be associated with gigabit cable modems. Not all of these are confirmed with a problem - it is just likely at this point.

Arris SB6190
Arris TG1672G
Arris TM1602
Super Hub 3 (Arris TG2492LG) (commonly - virgin media)
Hitron CGN3 / CDA / CGNV series modems:
Hitron CDA-32372
Hitron CDE-32372
Hitron CDA3-35
Hitron CGNV4
Hitron CGNM-3552 (commonly - Rogers)
Hitron CGN3 (eg CGN3-ACSMR)
Hitron CGNM-2250 (commonly - Shaw)
Linksys CM3024
Linksys CM3016
TP-Link CR7000
Netgear AC1750 C6300 AC1900
Netgear CM700
Telstra Gateway Max (Netgear AC1900 / C6300) (Australia)
Cisco DPC3848V
Cisco DPC3941B / DPC3941T (commonly - Comcast Xfinity XB3)
Cisco DPC3939
Compal CH7465-LG / Arris TG2492LG (commonly - Virgin Media Hub 3)
Samsung "Home Media Server"
 
 
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/12/03/intel_puma_chipset_firmware_fix/

head to the console and use the commands sfc /scannow and checkdisk /f

@harry4742 Bingo! One pin was a little lower than the others. Tiny screwdriver & 2min later seems I'm back to full working order.

That is always the case
I think the major difference is that the VMM is only part of the System Center which also has the capability of Change/Incident Management, Client Management, ....

okay standard network setup looks like this 
your ISP line (modem) goes into your router/firewall here security gateway (ill call it router)
then there is a switch because your router dosnet have enough ports
then the AP goes to the Switch just as any other wired device (like your PC) 
now your router has to tell your clients (pcs notebooks phones cloud-key...) who he is (DHCP Server) so your pc needs the IP address of your router as Gatewayaddress and it needs the ip of a DNS-Server (like 8.8.8.8 for google)
your router might also need information about your connection to the ISP and did you throw out your ISPs router, if not the problem might be NAT

But with 2016 it adds stuff like memory/nic hotadd

powerline means it transfers data through your powerlines

I too would recommend a switch to X99 (and waiting until after Ryzen drops, or at least we know the price). A 6700k is better for pure gaming but you can clock any of the Broadwell line over 4 Ghz and the extra cores offer signifigantly better performance when doing numerous tasks at once.
 
When you are streaming you have your game running, a multi tabbed browser, your capture software, etc. Having a few cores to spend on all of those non game tasks is very nice.

dafuq?
what router do you have?

Oh, thanks!
 

Yeah you should completely remove the drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller, then do a clean install of the latest version again. Should that still fail, wipe them and install the version before that.

do that
 

Please don't
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/12/researchers-find-fresh-fodder-for-iot-attack-cannons/
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/11/new-mirai-worm-knocks-900k-germans-offline/
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/11/akamai-on-the-record-krebsonsecurity-attack/
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/11/did-the-mirai-botnet-really-take-liberia-offline/

The problem is the IO of the HDDs a good HDD has something around 100 IOPS an SSD has easily 50000 IOPS (the slow ones) try to split your VMs in Boot and Data drives, data goes to HDD OS to SSD

because
 
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did you take a look at the Hyper-V Server (no GUI no Price  ) It does everything a S16 Datacenter would do and you have stuff like live migrations vSANs, HA-Clustering (requires AD connection to set up, not run) for 0$

did you take a look at the Hyper-V Server (no GUI no Price  ) It does everything a S16 Datacenter would do and you have stuff like live migrations vSANs, HA-Clustering (requires AD connection to set up, not run) for 0$

Filthy casuals with your single /24 block of class c addresses 
Class A is way easier to type 

I turned it off and I dont have any problems

Use a VPN and you're good to go. No need to expose your cameras to the outside world.

Connected via ethernet should not give any time outs. That's why I think it's on the isp side

The problem is the IO of the HDDs a good HDD has something around 100 IOPS an SSD has easily 50000 IOPS (the slow ones) try to split your VMs in Boot and Data drives, data goes to HDD OS to SSD