All Browsers Are Slow

[creativename]

Every single browser I have is slow, except for IE. I know that IE is just generally faster than all the browsers, and I expect chrome to be buggy and give my life more problems, but firefox and opera, I did not expect to be this slow. For example, loading linustechtips, IE takes about 2 seconds, Chrome takes a whopping 24 and opera and firefox both take like 10-15 seconds. I'll post a video sometime.

 

 

EDIT: http://youtu.be/rxJ3JFqjIfU

 

 

that's the video of the issue im having.

[LmfaoBen]

What are your DNS servers?

 

Does this happen if using another connection?

Do you have speed problems with any other applications?

What version of Windows are you running?

We're probably gonna need more information here, my man.

[Enderman]

The browsers are not slow. You just have a shitty PC.

[nsyedhasan]

Use Chrome Canary or Chromium. 

[creativename]

troll

Not really. I have a video of the problem. I want this solved. IE Adblock isn't that great.

The browsers are not slow. You just have a shitty PC.

That's not a very nice accusation. I'm uploading a video right now. Just wait like 20 minutes.

What are your DNS servers?

Does this happen if using another connection?

Do you have speed problems with any other applications?

What version of Windows are you running?

We're probably gonna need more information here, my man.

How do I check my DNS server?

It seems to be a consistent problem on 2 different networks, I got my neighbor to lend me her connection, wired a 100feet cable through the doors.

Speedtest says its fine.

WIndows 8.1 Pro

Any other info I need to provide?

[Enderman]

Not really. I have a video of the problem. I want this solved. IE Adblock isn't that great.

 

That's not a very nice accusation. I'm uploading a video right now. Just wait like 20 minutes.

Sorry what is your internet speed? up and down.

[creativename]

Use Chrome Canary or Chromium. 

 

 

The browsers are not slow. You just have a shitty PC.

 

 

-cut0

 

 

troll

 

 

 

 

http://youtu.be/rxJ3JFqjIfU

 

this is the problem. I need some help.

[lukeptba]

How do I check my DNS server?

It seems to be a consistent problem on 2 different networks, I got my neighbor to lend me her connection, wired a 100feet cable through the doors.

Speedtest says its fine. 

WIndows 8.1 Pro

 

Any other info I need to provide?

Doesn't cat6 ethernet lose speed/signal after 49.7m though?

[creativename]

Sorry what is your internet speed? up and down.

Doesn't cat6 ethernet lose speed/signal after 49.7m though?

I thought that was cat 5?

[Enderman]

http://youtu.be/rxJ3JFqjIfU

this is the problem. I need some help.

Have you tried clearing the cache on all the browsers?

It doesnt seem like internet is the problem :\

Obviously something is wrong in the browser configs...

[lukeptba]

I thought that was cat 5?

One of the two.

The browsers are not slow. You just have a shitty PC.

The 2600k is great. Very stable overclocker actually. The rest of OP's PC is decent at the least.

[creativename]

Have you tried clearing the cache on all the browsers?

cleaning the cache made it worse. before they loaded really slow, now it won't load at all.

[Wiflare]

The browsers are not slow. You just have a shitty PC.

1. his gpu is better than yours

2. a 2600k is by no means bad.

following, I have a similar problem.

[Enderman]

1. his gpu is better than yours
2. a 2600k is by no means bad.

I was exaggerating. I case you didn't notice, his PC is pretty high end. Which emphasizes the irony.

cleaning the cache made it worse. before they loaded really slow, now it won't load at all.

try running CMDas administrator and type this:
netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt
Then reboot

[creativename]

I was exaggerating. I case you didn't notice, his PC is pretty high end. Which emphasizes the irony.

 

 

try running CMDas administrator and type this:

netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt

Then reboot

 

 

this popped up. Imma try restarting.

[Enderman]

 

this popped up. Imma try restarting.

If it didnt work I would make sure proxy servers are disabled in the networking control panel, and also check that your router is not blocking any ports used for browsing.

[ColourShift]

Try Ccleaner and clean out files from the Applications. 

[Speedstack79]

Try right clicking the network logo on the bottom right,  then click open network and sharing center, go to change adapter settings, right click your Ethernet adapter, click properties, scroll and click internet protocol version 4 and double click it, check the box that reads use the following dns servers, for the first type in 208.67.222.222 then 208.67.220.220 for the second and click ok. This will change your DNS server to opendns which is very reliable and fast which might fix your issue

[creativename]

If it didnt work I would make sure proxy servers are disabled in the networking control panel, and also check that your router is not blocking any ports used for browsing.

Should I try Uninstaller Hotspot shield? It wasn't on when testing.

[AMaleWhale]

I had a smiliar problem before with chrome, and I donät know it just kindof fixed it self after a while, I think after the browser updated. See if there is like a "repair" button in chrome or in the control panel, and try that (would simulate and update, there may be missing files or something like that). IE doesn't have the issue because it doesn't update

[Enderman]

I had a smiliar problem before with chrome, and I donät know it just kindof fixed it self after a while, I think after the browser updated. See if there is like a "repair" button in chrome or in the control panel, and try that (would simulate and update, there may be missing files or something like that). IE doesn't have the issue because it doesn't update

All browsers update, but they do it in the background. You don't notice when it updates, it just does it on its own. This helps the designers not need to have hundreds of older versions in circulation, and keeps everyone on the same page.