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Sometimes you can install a driver and there was a bug in it. Try DDU and then one of the older drivers to see if it helps.

Not an expert but have you tried new drivers?

I just got a gigabit per second Ethernet connection in my house. The download speed on speedtest.net reaches 600 mbps, which is enough for me, but my upload speed is only 17-18 mbps. This is slower than my wifi upload speed that reaches around 25 mbps. My friend who lives a couple minutes away also has a gigabit speed and gets 650 mbps down and 550 mbps up. I tried different cables and different devices and none of them change anything. Is there a way to increase the upload speed?

My graphics card (rx580) runs very hot, and I just found out that all of the exhaust from the fans blows directly into the side panel which increases the temp really fast. I don’t want to keep the panel off but it drops my temps by 20C instantly when I remove it. 

10 minutes ago, rice guru said:

if your buddy has a yeti see if you can borrow his or bring yours over to his house if possible and test it that way 

Not anyone that I know of has one. Btw I just started a stream to see how it sounds from OBS to see if my internet is causing it. It still sounds really good thorugh the stream so I guess the only thing left is the way games compress the sound. It's still weird how it only happens to me.

Just now, rice guru said:

 

thats weird then. personally Im not too experienced at this just shooting out my theories. also unstable internet connection could possibly affect it especially on discord.

Yeah that's basically the only thing left that could be causing it. But someone who had 900 ping still sounded good so maybe it's my upload speed or something.

1 minute ago, rice guru said:

for example when you watch your friends videos do they sound as good to you through discord as they do through their video?

Yeah they sound the same

6 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I would guess it's a setting in the app that is adjusting or degrading the audio.  Just because you hear them well doesn't necessarily mean they will hear you well because you can control what processing is done.  I'd start by making sure you're all using the same settings.  If you are, then you can probably rule that out.  At that point I would wonder if maybe those apps are grabbing a different mic signal, for example if you're on a laptop that also has a built in one.  It sounds like you know what you're doing so I doubt this but it's the only thing coming to mind.

I already disabled all other inputs and all of the apps I use have the Yeti as the device, and Fortnite doesn't have voice chat settings so I don't know what else could be causing it. Does WiFi effect mic quality a lot?

I use my Yeti for everything chat related. It sounds amazing through apps on my PC like Audacity and OBS. It sounds almost top notch through those. But, when I use anything to chat to others: Fortnite, Discord, Overwatch, or Team speak, it sounds like garbage. I watch my friends videos with me in them and I cringe because of how much worse it sounds through those apps and games. I wouldn't think that it is because of the apps because all of my friends have much worse of a mic but they sounds really good and the same through OBS and Fortnite. Also, I ask what mic some people use through things such as random squads, and they sometimes say Blue Yeti. Why does their's sound so much better? I know I don't have a faulty mic because as stated before, OBS and Audacity record my mic amazingly. How can I fix this? I have tried tons of gain and Windows volume settings, voicemeeter, and sitting at different distances from the mic.