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@RTX 3090 - I tried it out with VPN and surprisingly, I did not timeout. Apparently, my ISP has blocked most of VoIP applications (which means their ports as well), thus why this issue occurs. Thank you for this. Is there (perhaps) a way to NOT use VPN, but still bypass the port blockage? Because VPNs just reduce the DL/UL speed massively, and that is not good for any gaming session.

Greetings all, So this issue has been going since late 2018, which is when I have changed my router with another (both were from the ISP). Anyhow, whenever I start gaming, I timeout/lose connection to that game's server, however, when I ALT+TAB out of the game, I can see that my ethernet icon is still UP, and when I head over to my browser and navigate to google or any other website, the internet is fine and functional. This happens on both Wired and Wi-Fi connections. Also, I am the only person that loses connection in that server, the others face no issues. I have tried the following so far with no luck:- - Factory reset router - Install a brand new OS - Swap ALL of the computer's hardware (Including NIC) - Install and setup a separate NIC (Not the one in the motherboard) - Modify and tweak internet settings (using TCPOptimizer program) - Swap Ethernet connection with Wi-Fi My computer's specifications are as follows: - 32GB 3600MHz Ram - RTX 2070 Super - i9-10900K - ASUS MAXIMUS XII FORMULA - Windows 10 Pro (Version 2004 OS Build 19041.685) - Ethernet Connection

Ello, So I like to play using fast DPI settings (1,000-2000) and mostly play FPS games. My current mouse-pad is the Razer Goliathus Speed. I've been using it since 2016, and it has finally wearied out. I am currently in the look out for a "newer" version of a mouse-pad, since many of them came out and I've seen a lot of "reviews" on YouTube and Reddit, however still, I am confused on which to go with that will match my gaming sensitivity style. So far, here is what I "think" might match my style: Coolermaster MP510 X-RAYPAD THOR Odin ZERO GRAVITY Glorious XXL Extended I am open for all recommendations and suggestions. I do not have any set budget, so go for any price. Also, I have never tried 'hard' pads, and I don't think I might like them. Looking forward!

It does look nice, but, one with not many buttons is my priority since it is targeted to mostly FPS games.

I am looking for a new gaming mouse. I mostly play FPS games and some MMO, so I am seeking for one with no acceleration, and no jittering. I feel comfortable using the Claw Grip. My hand size is 19cm long and 10cm wide(With the thumb), so one that would fit my hand would be nice. I made a list, perhaps you guys could tell me which one to pick, or if you have any suggestions, that would also be appreciated. Ninox Venator Finalmouse Scream One - First Edition Mionix Castor 25001-G SteelSeries Rival 600 HyperX Pulsefire TeckNet Ultimate Professional Optical VersionTech 2400 DPI CORSAIR M65 Pro RGB Corsair Glaive Corsair Sabre RGB  Roccat Nyth Roccat Kone EMP Razer Deathadder Elite Razer Basilisk Logitech G502 Logitech G403 Logitech G703 MSI Interceptor DS200 MSI Interceptor DS B1 I prefer ones that have DPI and the 2 side buttons(on the left side).

Well, could you make that list, and maybe later on I'll see what I can learn about building one. Because I can always upgrade it.

Well, I can upgrade it by then, but for now I need one to play with. Any suggestions?

My budget is around $3,500 - $4,000. On the sites I included I believe there are many good 'gaming' pcs to acquire

Well, I'm entirely new to this, so I wouldn't know which parts to buy..

I'd like to know which gaming PC is best for me to get within my budget range from these websites (Highest budget is $3,500 or $4,000) 1st website: http://computerpad.ae/product-category/custom-gaming-pc/tower-gaming-pc/?orderby=price 2nd website: https://uae.dtcae.com/gaming-pc/ 3rd website: http://www.dubaigamers.net/product-category/computers/gaming-editing-pc/gaming-pc/?orderby=price 4th website: https://uber.ae/uberpc/value-gamer-build.html Including an operating system, monitor, and keyboard + mouse within the budget range.