Kaekle

I've been lagging in games for about a week or 2 now and I have literally no idea why. My computer is the only device with these connection issues. Literally any help is appreciated because its driving me insane. I'm on Win10, connected with an TP-Link RE305 extender to my pc with an ethernet cable. I've tried replacing the RE305 with another unit of the same model, swapping cables, and updating my ethernet drivers to the latest.

no ethernet

speedtest says 40mb/s down and 12 mb/s up and im relatively close. the position of my router and adapter didnt change when i reset

I have an Autley 600mb/s adapter and it used to get 10mb/s in steam on Pittsburgh servers. I was forced to reset my entire Windows because I deleted my local account, and it hasn't gone as fast since. I have every driver I should installed and it still remains.

Mine was sitting around 18% before I defragged and it got me wondering, what would happen to the drive if it reached 100% fragmentation?

Should a PSU power up

I'm aware of this I was just wondering if I could be done to upgrade to a newer thing

well damn

Windows 10 Home Edition

Well I don't wanna update the BIOS only to find out I bricked it because it's not compatiable

https://gyazo.com/213e112e629c0097abbb98445bede23c 4 cores 4 threads in CPU-Z https://gyazo.com/b5e7e14b2d782dcd6d3056579b8b9625 3 cores 4 threads in task manager

The BIOS in it right now only detects 4 of my 8 cores and I'm like 90% certain it's a BIOS issue

I have a gigabyte 78LMT-USB3 and an AMD FX-8300 and I'm pretty sure it needs F6 BIOS to recognize all 8 cores and the gigabyte only shows f2. Will putting F6 on it mess with it?

I want to know if my PC is throttling, and I wanna use the best one.

It appears that I have fixed the issue, my older driver installs were corrupt and interfering with it. I appreciate your guy's help