Arcadius

All connections are wired, that is the million $ question

Haven't used linux in a few years will take a bit more time to try that one will have to try after im finished working for the day, and yeah exactly my thinking I'm at a complete loss as to what to try atm the only other thing I could think of hardware wise was I updated my bios a few months back before I started having this issue I'm not sure how that would cause this but its the only thing I can think off and we all know how asus are with BIOS updates recently... haha

Tried all that had to restart pc but no change sadly

Unfortunately I have both with the old one and this new one

Unfortunately wifi is the same issue even on 5ghz wifi channel

Again I'm not a child learning 'My first network' as seen on the speed test shown speed to my router is 1000Mb/s and speed to my PC is 100mb/s. If my pc was geeting the speed it is supposed too I would see team downlads of 100-124MB but currently I see peak's of 15MB/s

Yes I understand the difference between Mb and MB my dude...

As you can see from the image my network is 1Gb/s, however my gaming PC does not get more than 100~105Mb/s down while on ethernet. My PS5 and my laptop both get the full connection, I have tried multiple cables of cat5e and cat6, some provided from ISP some from work. I tried looking around first before making this post, I have done all of the ethernet adapter settings mentioned in this article, I've had a new router provided, I upgraded from windows 10 to windows 11 on a fresh install, I have removed all network drivers before installing the latest from Realtek, and this week I even bought a TP-link ethernet PCI Express adapter and instaled it to my PC and still I am having this issue. I have exhausted just about everything I can think off plus everything I have found online including other post made to this forum for similar issues. PC Spec's; Asus Tuf Gaming X570-PLUS (Wi-Fi) AMD Ryzen 3700x GTX 1070 Router is Virgin media HUB 5, Ethernet is pluged into the 2.5Gb/s port (have tried others too) DxDiag.txt

I'll be ordering the Asus tuf gaming x570-Plus wifi with express delivery to arrive this week. Thank you for your help I will update this thread on its arrival as to whether this has resolved the issues I've experienced.

Thank you I may have to consider sending it back then and buying one of the better ones.

I've been monitoring temps with hardware monitor and its been fine, it occurring on boot kinda takes away from it being thermal throttling. Also if thermals was the problem when the load was removed and things cooled down it would return to normal where as I am having to hard reboot the system when it occurs. I updated all drivers on installation of the board but I have not reinstalled windows as it was working fine before upgrading.

Hey all, Recently either on cold boot or when in high intensity gaming [Eite dangerous at max graphics for about 6-7 hours] my PC begins to stutter or lag. On desktop my wallpaper engine animation slows to about 15fps my audio out and input lag, games become unplayable with a constant frame stutter and drop of about 25-30 frames. I've looked around and I believe it's the PSU beginning to fail as its about 6-7 years old now but I just wanted confirmation before having to spend £100+ to replace it with a good quality 750/850w power supply. Is ther anything else that could be causing this? Specs listed below. I recently upgraded my PC: - W10 professional with license - Ryzen 3700x (new) - Nvidia GTX 1070 (old) - samsung evo 750 500GB SSD (Old) W10 installed - Samsung evo 850 1TB M2 (New) - MSI MPG Gaming Edge Wifi X570 (New) Bios updated to 7C37v17 - NZXT Kraken X53 AIO (new) - Corsair Vegence RGB Pro 32GB (2x16) 3200mhz (new) - Corsair 1200AX 1200W modular power supply (very old)