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I have not been able to figure out a fix to this issue and reaching out to ASUS provided no help except to RMA the old motherboard out. I decided to purchase a new board to see if it was a failed USB, however I get the error on my new motherboard so I am unsure anymore what could be causing this issue. My only theory at this time is that the Corsair RGB I have in my build is causing the issues, but I have seen builds running so much more RGB with no issues. I can SlipStream my headset and mouse onto one USB dongle, maybe that will reduce the amount of used resources? I also plug in my headset and mouse to charge when I am done gaming, could these devices being plugged in cause the issue at boot? My setup is below. Old Board: Asus B550-F New Board: Asus X570-E RTX 3080 Ryzen 7 3700x Corsair RM850x 4 strips Corsair iCue Lighting 64GB Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB H100i Elite LCD 4 Corsair LL 120 Fans 2 Corsair ML Elite 120 Fans (AIO Cooler) Corsair M65 Mouse Corsair K95 Keyboard Corsair Virtuoso XT Headset Windows 11 If there is anymore information I can give to correct this issue, let me know!

Tested my PS4, I know Sony servers aren't the best, but even my PS4 has a faster connection.

Yes, I have tested 3 PCs so far. The only other device I have available to try would be my PS4. I can tell you none of them have had any of their adapter settings changed in any way. Unless I can identify the issue I feel I have two band-aids for now. 1) Try a Cat6 cable 2) Buy a wireless adapter (Due to faster wireless speeds)

I am just gonna buy a dual-band wireless adapter for my PC since it seems my Wi-Fi speeds aren't capped to 120 Mbps lol

That is my final step, ditch their modem, however I am trying to find the non-expensive options first to avoid spending more money.

Yeah I have not changed anything nor do I run it through a surge protector. It's the damnedest thing ever.

I have included photos of both tests to show the speed difference, they were both connected to the same Charter server for the test. Here is the PC Speed Test Here is my mobile speed test

Yeah I have tried factory resetting everything and still the same issues continue. My ISP says they don't know and Asus says they also don't know ha

Hey All, I have had a continuing issue with PC Ethernet speeds matching my ISP speeds. When it comes to the speed I am paying for, 400 Mbps, I am only getting about 120 Mbps when I have any PC connected via Ethernet. I have tested this on my home work PC, my personal PC, and partner's PC, and every time the speeds will not exceed 120 Mbps. I cannot find a solution to this problem. Even when I tried direct connecting each PC directly to the modem, I have the same issue. Everything shows only 120 Mbps download while I am getting the upload speed included in my ISP plan. Here is the kicker, when I use my WiFi I am seeing speeds of 300-400 Mbps no problem. I have contacted the router manufacturer and they told me to contact my ISP as it seems to be an error on their end. My ISP sent out a technician and everything checked out fine, hardware, lines, etc.. With everything going on with COVID-19 it has become harder to get any assistance from my ISP and the router manufacturer. Has anyone else had this issue and is there a solution to the issue? I have verified my Ethernet cables as Cat 5e and not damaged, purchased new cables and everything to test. Here is the hardware I am using: Asus ROG GT-AC2900 Motorola E31U2V1 Modem Asus Strix B450-F Motherboard Cat 5e Cables Attached is a photo of my Ethernet Status to show my adapter is functioning just fine.

I finally switched from an Intel CPU to AMD Ryzen, I was one of those people that got caught up in the appeal. Honestly sad I never looked into AMD sooner.

Yeah I had to buy a new CPU because I was experiencing issues with my GTX 1080, part of the reason why I am selling my old setup.

The irony is I was looking at a RX series for myself and for some reason didn't think to include that in my searches lol

Hey All, I am selling some old PC parts to a friend and I am looking to find a good GPU for him to purchase for the machine. The parts I am selling my friend are- Asus Maximus IX Formula Intel i5-7500 Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8GB I was thinking of suggesting a Asus Strix 1060, or any 1060, as a graphics card but wasn't sure if he would experience CPU bottlenecking? He would be playing a lot of Destiny 2 but I would like for him to have a card that can offer more options for gaming. I am giving him quite a deal on all the parts so he can get a good GPU and possible replace the i5 with an i7-7700k, so there is a potential for a future CPU upgrade. I appreciate any help I can get with this topic. Thanks much!!

Looking at the 3600 and a B450, it's cheaper than buying an I7 7700k or 6700k. Thanks everyone for the advice! MUCH APPRECIATED!!

Looking at R5 3600 it is showing that the CPU is now more powerful than the GPU, will this cause issues? The GTX 1080 can be overclocked so would I need to overclock to compensate for the shift?