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when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

This fix worked in Call of Duty Cold War for me so it might work for you. Open the game you are wanting to play. Ctrl+l shift+esc to get to task manager (or just open task manager) and then right click your game, hit "go to details". You game should be highlighted. Right click it and click "set priority" and set priority to high. it will ask you are you sure just hit yes. Tab back into game. Let me know if this helps.

3600 agreed. Get speedy ram itll help with the video editing.

I would go 3600 as it's slightly better for production and similar gamaing.
3500X don't bother, its simply not worth giving up multi-threading for such little difference.

3600 agreed. Get speedy ram itll help with the video editing.

both have same timings, speed, and latency. 64gbs seems overkill if youre just gaming and video editing but thats up to you. 32gbs is usually enough.

32 gbs should do you fine unless you do daily video editing or cad work or simulations. Just trying to save you a buck and help the chip shortage

No difference just color.

when chip shortages get resolved and scalpers find a real job.

If I were you I'd go for the HyperX ones that @Elo Gaming mentions. My friend has them and likes them, and I have similar ones and also like them.

No worries! Happy to help

Ok thanks i think I’ll try that set of ram.

Since you guys are a tech channel, and you have already done so many gaming setups and all, why not try and do a Music Producer, setup. Go over the best type of PC components for those who are getting started into producing (How much RAM and CPU but not overkill) and then go into some audio interfaces, microphones, speaker/monitors (not like display monitors, like monitors for playing back music) MIDI keyboards or something of that sort. Altogether that might make a pretty good video and appeal to a larger audience.

If youre really on a tight budget maybe one of the new 1160 or 2060 or whatever nvidia is calling it or just wait a little for gtx 10 series prices to go down (if they ever do) and snag a 1080 or 1070ti

I have already tried switching the cables. I had cat5 and then switched to cat5e and cat6 but nothing worked. The problem still persisted. I am pretty sure i have a DSL connection and yes it is a single unit. The games were listed above. Yes indeed I am using the Killer Control Center but i do not know if that affects my network performance. I live in Florida, United States. I wanted to provide this information while i go ahead and perform those tests you said to take.
 
ALSO I have been experiencing a seperate issue where I cannot hear game chat but i can hear other games sounds. For example, if people were talking in rainbow 6 siege the icon shows up but i cant hear them. I can still here shooting and stuff like that. This problem started about a week ago. A problem that might be related to this problem is that for a long time, I have been experiencing audio crashes, where I am playing a random game, and then suddenly all noises stop and I hear a long buzz for about 30 seconds and then it goes away. During the buzzing eve if i have youtube video on the side, it stops playing and shows that its loading. The audio afterwards for my games dont work till i restart and for youtube i have to reload the page or restart my web browser. All these issues really annoy me

My ISP is pretty trashy its CenturyLink. I live in Florida and there arent many good ISPs around me. But anyways, Centurylink provides us with 25MB download speed and its supposed to be 2MB up but that isn't always true. I am using the Modem Router Combination that they provide (its in one box) the Modem/Router model number is Zyxel C3000Z. i am using a wired connection. Most games do this (Fortnite, Rainbow 6 Siege, Battlefield 1, etc.)