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Hello, first of all thank you for taking the time to read this post. I hope I can get some explanation and help for this matter. Some of My cases fans was starting to make loud noises and spins riggidly or slower than normal which was very visible to the eye. It happened each time I turn my PC, about 20 seconds after the fan spin it will make that noise but will return to normal if after the noise I shut down the computer until everything in the PC was off including the fan and then turn it back on again and the fan won't make noise and will spin normally. After I turn off the computer and my habit was to unplug the power cable of the PC from the power source on the house, turn off my UPS and unplug the UPS power cable from my power source on the house. and when I want to use it again I will plug the UPS power cable to the power source and then plug my PC power to my UPS and that is when the problem arise again and after around 10~20 seconds the fan will make noises again and not spinning normally. TLDR: Case fan making loud noises and spinning rigidly. Fix itself if I turn off and turn on again right after. The problem repeats if I'm turning off my computer for a while and then turning it on again.

That's a good idea you are suggesting thank you! I got some short cat6a spare cable that I can use for testing. I am thinking for a new router because the firmware on this router doesn't even allow me to throttle the speed of each device connected. So whenever someone is downloading something, buffering videos or automatic update their device the internet traffic goes all their way leaving little to nothing for the others. The latency suddenly going skyrocket. Not to mention I still have no idea why we have packet losses sometimes. And I am thinking if the problem exist because the current router (F660) cannot handle many device connected at the same time and distribute the traffic well. Maybe the processing power?? Someone I asked suggesting me this that I bought another router specifically ASUS RT-AX55 Black AX1800 because of its processing power. He even the first time around suggested me for mikrotik RB750GR3 and 2 Unifi AP but that's just so ridiculously expensive for my use case. And yes you got that right, I don't really have coverage issues ^^

Hello everyone, pardorn me for basic questions. I appreciate for any help and attention. I've been having this latency, latency spike and packet loss problems. Especially if someone else in the house is using the internet then I will have a latency spike or even packet loss eventhough I'm pretty sure we have more Bandwith left but it's still affect the latency and not rare also packet loss. At its best my latency is fine and stable at around 30ms. My question would be how do I troubleshoot this to know what I should change or fix? (more info on the bottom) For info I'm using 30Mbit bandwith ISP and the router is ZTE F660. This router is from the ISP itself as part of the package. First there is this device https://imgur.com/WpWITCV This defice is also ZTE brand but what is this device and what is it for? And then from this device it goes through the ZTE F660 router, here is the picture https://imgur.com/dJxjQtB Then From This Router it also goes to their TV modem or something to provide some channels to the TV. There are around 5~10 device connected to the router usually and I connect on my PC using USB WiFi adapter up to 100Mbit/s. There are no speed throttling options for each device connected in the router firmware. I have just phone my ISP and their help center telling me that their package is only for maximum 5 devices connected to the router, if it's more than that then they admit that there might be stutter on the connection and the speed will go down. Their business model only suggested me to buy another internet plan from them so I got two of the same router and so I can connect 5 device to router 1 and another 5 to router 2. This solutions doesn't seems like a good idea for me since it's not cost efficient and their router is low tier router. I asked if I were to buy my own router will that help and she answered with router is only to expand the coverage of the WiFi and then they proceed to suggest me to buy one more plan from them to solve it. My question would be is this because of the limitation on their router or they actually can set this limitation through their systems? As for my understanding now what I will do is to try to connect using ethernet cable from the router directly to my PC and if the problem still persist if I do can solve the problem by buying another router, I will buy another router for access point. I was getting advised for ASUS RT-AX55 Black AX1800 and use it as the Access Point while having the ZTE F660 router as DHCP server only (turning off the WiFi). Although for me it seems that the ASUS RT-AX55 is a little too overkill especially since my ISP package is only 30Mbit/s. But what I get was that it is necessary because it has the processing power to handle multiple connection going through it. I'm looking forward to hear what you guys think about it. For any of you who have experience or knowledge regarding it. I will very much appreciate any help

About saturating the bandwith, I don't know but generally I think the latency will go up when someone watch netflix, or even scrolling through instagram videos, and worse if someone download something. I will update after I install the ethernet cable. However if let's say the problem persist should I change the main router (ZTE f660) or follow the suggestion to keep them just as DHCP server and have the new router for Access Point?

Okay thank you I have 2 PC at the moment in two rooms close to each other. Will using an ethernet cable take the processing power away from the router? What ethernet cable do I need? I saw a lot of cat6 cable, I need 20 around meters and will stick to the wall. The pure copper one seems to be quite expensive compared to copper clad alumunium, almost double the price.

Unfortunately I have bought their plan for a year (maybe around 6 months left) and there isn't much of a choice either. But I rather would not continue their service after this and I would push so another much better ISP can cover my area. And again the problem doesn't seems too much of the bandwith but more because of their router firmware cannot throttle speed and how it will start to have problem when more device is connected. I just want to be sure if I buy another router that it will solve the problem because I don't think I can return the router after I buy it even if it turns out doesn't help in my case. I'm quite unfamiliar with router, I don't know what router is capable of traffic shaping as you mentioned. I am currently resides in Indonesia and usually I buy electronic device from this site https://www.tokopedia.com/ (translate it to english using chrome will help). I was getting suggested to go for ASUS RT-AX55 Black AX1800 But is it necessary to buy something that good while my ISP bandwith is only 30Mbit? I would rather save the money if it's not necessary to be that good.

Hello everyone, pardorn me for basic questions. I appreciate for any help and attention. I've been having this latency, latency spike and packet loss problems. Especially if someone else in the house is using the internet then I will have a latency spike or even packet loss eventhough I'm pretty sure we have more Bandwith left but it's still affect the latency and not rare also packet loss. At its best my latency is fine and stable at around 30ms. My question would be how do I troubleshoot this to know what I should change or fix? (more info on the bottom) For info I'm using 30Mbit bandwith ISP and the router is ZTE F660. This router is from the ISP itself as part of the package. First there is this device https://imgur.com/WpWITCV This defice is also ZTE brand but what is this device and what is it for? And then from this device it goes through the ZTE F660 router, here is the picture https://imgur.com/dJxjQtB Then From This Router it also goes to their TV modem or something to provide some channels to the TV. There are around 5~10 device connected to the router usually and I connect on my PC using USB WiFi adapter up to 100Mbit/s. There are no speed throttling options for each device connected in the router firmware. I have just phone my ISP and their help center telling me that their package is only for maximum 5 devices connected to the router, if it's more than that then they admit that there might be stutter on the connection and the speed will go down. Their business model only suggested me to buy another internet plan from them so I got two of the same router and so I can connect 5 device to router 1 and another 5 to router 2. This solutions doesn't seems like a good idea for me since it's not cost efficient and their router is low tier router. I asked if I were to buy my own router will that help and she answered with router is only to expand the coverage of the WiFi and then they proceed to suggest me to buy one more plan from them to solve it. My question would be is this because of the limitation on their router or they actually can set this limitation through their systems? As for my understanding now what I will do is to try to connect using ethernet cable from the router directly to my PC and if the problem still persist if I do can solve the problem by buying another router, I will buy another router for access point. I was getting advised for ASUS RT-AX55 Black AX1800 and use it as the Access Point while having the ZTE F660 router as DHCP server only (turning off the WiFi). Although for me it seems that the ASUS RT-AX55 is a little too overkill especially since my ISP package is only 30Mbit/s. But what I get was that it is necessary because it has the processing power to handle multiple connection going through it. I'm looking forward to hear what you guys think about it. For any of you who have experience or knowledge regarding it. I will very much appreciate any help

The keyboard is wired. It's a new keyboard that I didn't test it somewhere else before. But the mouse eventhough it's wireless I have used it on my laptop for years and it doesn't have any problem. And like I said if I plug the mouse to the case it's working fine I think. Just if straight to the USB port on the motherboard it really is very bad. But for the keyboard it still have the issues sometimes even if I plug it to the case USB port.

It is powered on, but sometimes it's like for keyboard the key is not registered sometimes when pressed and for mouse the the movement is also not registered for a split second then can be moved again. So yes it could be the case that it doesn't get enough power sometimes?? I have no idea. But the light in my keyboard always on just the key is not registered sometimes.

I do look up the BIOS for the motherboard and there are updates but it's written with exclamation mark to never update the BIOS for AMD CPU unless something is not working as it should be. Now I know in my case it's something not working but I am worried it would ruin the warranty if I update the BIOS and it turns out to result in another problems. I looked it up here: http://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/B450 Pro4/#BIOS All the other driver is just using the one that I got from windows update and pretty much it's plug and play right. I can stick USB or external hardisk to the USB port and it reads it. As for the cables I think if there might be something wrong then I am thinking of the power connector from the power supply to the motherboard. But I think it was fine. My position now is that I have took the motherboard out and I am just waiting to see the responds for this thread. If there might be something I overlooked or someone is having the same problems or having similar experiences. Knowing how to deal with it. Otherwise then I will send it for service since it's still on warranty. Thinking of sending both the keyboard and motherboard for service. But since it's coming from different brands I don't know how it will turns out, and I don't even know if the problem turns out to be something else than my motherboard and keyboard. And of course I will need to wait for 2~4 weeks before it's coming back.

Hello, I have this problem where my keyboard and mouse are not working well when plugged into my motherboard USB port. My motherboard is Asrock Pro4. For the keyboard sometimes it will not register the key that is being pressed I notice it really well when I play games where I have to use WASD key a lot. I also checked it with keyboard checker on browser and it does show that sometimes when I pressed the key it was not registered. It's getting a bit better maybe when I plug my keyboard to the USB port on the case but the problem sometimes still persist. While for the wireless mouse if I plug it to the motherboard USB port it really shows that the pointer sometimes stop and doesn't want to be moved. And if I plug the mouse to the case USB port it works fine I think. I am connecting my PC and monitor through UPS, My Processor is Ryzen5 3600 and My GPU is GTX1650super I don't know if that matters but I will write it here. Thank you to anyone who read it and try to help or give their opinion. I attached a video that shows the mouse not working well when I plugged it to the Motherboard USB port VID_20200907_194711.mp4_-_Google_Drive.mp4

Yes because I only have one SSD and no more another storage at the moment and people keep telling me it will only waste space by creating one more partition. So I'm just trying to ask if it's possible to reinstall or repairing the OS without having to move the data on that partition. If it's possible then it's true we might not need to create another partition.

Is that mean application as well like google chrome, office, etc? Or just the OS

Hello guys I'm using SSD and I know that there's no performance benefit by using several partition (more than 1) but what if it's to separate the OS and the app in one partition and data or games in the 2nd partition. Would it be easier if in case I need to reinstall the OS, then I don't have to move the game and data to another drive? Or Windows 10 already include tools to reinstall the OS without having to move other data on the same partition? if it does please do share what's the tool and maybe an article of how to do it thank you :D

Thank you for the thoughtful reply ^^ So if I fix/repair the OS with a Windows installer USB if it ever comes to that, it will it not delete all the other data or apps on that same drive? And if I'm using the windows 10 repair/restore will that takes a lot of space on the drive to create the backup/ restore point? And what are the way that could help to keep M.2 NVME SSD to live longer? Thank you!