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New motherboard, high ping low down and up

I just installed my msi krait z170a gaming 3x, 6700k and 16gb 3200mhz ddr4 into my system. I am experiencing huge ping spikes and latency in games. My down and up are pretty low too!

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

are you using a wireless adapter or an Ethernet cable? 

Ethernet tp links :P

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

AV 200 or AV500? 

not a clue all i know is they are 500mbs

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Just now, Goaterino said:

not a clue all i know is they are 500mbs

AV500 then.

 

have you got the proper ethernet drivers installed from your motherboard? 

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

AV500 then.

 

have you got the proper ethernet drivers installed from your motherboard? 

i believe so, i installed the drivers off of the msi websites for my mobo

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Just now, Goaterino said:

i believe so, i installed the drivers off of the msi websites for my mobo

 

1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

AV500 then.

 

have you got the proper ethernet drivers installed from your motherboard? 

it was running fine before i put the new mobo, cpu and ram

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Just now, Goaterino said:

i believe so, i installed the drivers off of the msi websites for my mobo

do you have a link to the download page? 

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2 minutes ago, Megah3rtz said:

oh okay. which one did you download?

Lan drivers, system & chipset and onboard audio drivers 

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1 minute ago, Goaterino said:

Lan drivers, system & chipset and onboard audio drivers 

did you try 32bit drivers, or reinstall the drivers from a different website? 

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

did you try 32bit drivers, or reinstall the drivers from a different website? 

i def have 64bit windows, what other sites? one things i have noticed is the Ethernet cable doesnt clip in to the mobo properly

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Just now, Goaterino said:

i def have 64bit windows, what other sites? one things i have noticed is the Ethernet cable doesnt clip in to the mobo properly

32bit drivers(x86) will always work with 64bit windows. 

 

and it doesn't clip in properly at all? 

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Just now, Megah3rtz said:

32bit drivers(x86) will always work with 64bit windows. 

 

and it doesn't clip in properly at all? 

i will give them a shot and nope 

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1 minute ago, Goaterino said:

i will give them a shot and nope 

the 32bit driver download just downloads the same file as the 64bit

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5 minutes ago, Goaterino said:

the 32bit driver download just downloads the same file as the 64bit

try installing realtek ethernet drivers instead, if that doesn't work I'm not sure, assuming you're installing them correctly. 

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1 minute ago, Megah3rtz said:

try installing realtek ethernet drivers instead, if that doesn't work I'm not sure, assuming you're installing them correctly. 

i feel like i may have to buy a separate Ethernet adapter 

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14 minutes ago, Megah3rtz said:

try installing realtek ethernet drivers instead, if that doesn't work I'm not sure, assuming you're installing them correctly. 

hmm okay they wouldnt let me install the realtek drivers

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