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So I was playing some competitive games today and was experiencing some pretty regular "rubberbanding". I decided to first reboot my router and modem as well as run updates on my machine. No change. I ran a speed test to see if my ISP is having any issues and I am getting my full 400mbps. I decided to ping 8.8.8.8 to see if I am dropping any pings. For several minutes I am dropping every 24th ping. Every once in awhile it takes longer. I found a support thread on Toms Hardware saying they were dropping every thirty seconds and there was a location privacy setting that was causing his issues. I changed that setting with no difference to my performance. Anyone have any ideas?

Okay thanks, just wanna get the most from my system and make sure that I actually get Dolby Atmos working

So I recently purchased a new soundbar for my main TV setup. It supports Dolby Atmos and so does my Firestick 4k max. Both my TV and soundbar have eARC ports. So if I connect my TV to my soundbar using eARC and HDMI 2.1, do I plug my firestick into my TV or the soundbar to get the best performance? Thanks in advance. I'm new to some of this home audio stuff.

I have had my eye on this volume mixer for awhile and they finally released it on Kickstarter and the campaign is almost over. I don’t know about y’all but adjusting my volumes with software while trying to play and talk on discord is a pain so I am really excited for these to be released. Check it out. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/turnuptech/turn-up-the-volume-mixer-for-gamers

Anyone ever use mineOS to run a Minecraft server on a unused PC? I am having trouble getting mods to work. Especially with larger mod packs