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So I can ping the majority of the IP aside from the router. Would it help if I changed my IP from dynamic to static? It says my router and some of my devices are dynamic. I know generally dynamic is better but would that affect anything? And if so, how do I do that.

So I have tried turning firewall off on my PC. That did nothing to solve it. Would I need to do that through my router?

So this is a bit complicated to explain but this is something I simply can't solve. Essentially I had an old computer that I had in place of this new one that used the same ethernet cable that I am currently on. With my old PC I had no issues accessing my router settings with 192.168.0.1. I also...

Ethernet works. The internet works just fine which is what confuses me... If my network driver wasn't working then I would assume my internet would be faulty too but it works how it should..

So brief summary of how my network is setup and the devices that are plugged in: I have the main router/modem box connected directly into 3 PC's, one of them includes my current one, one is my old PC, and one is my sisters. I also have a box plugged into the jack that lets me run ethernet via...

Thanks for the prompt replies.. Sucks that the other sticks ran at 2666 but these wont run more than 2133.

Is it possible that my version of the BIOS is old? I thought I updated it but maybe I didn't? Let me know. Thanks. (My current version is GL10CS.311)

Here is my BIOS. I don't see any speed customization on my ram or anything close to a XMP or DOCP. View: https://imgur.com/gallery/p8RGH6T

Hey, here are the SS you asked for: (Both slots have the same numbered values) View: https://imgur.com/a/5Y62afZ

Where would I go to find that? And I know, I don’t need more than 2666 just that speed is more than enough for me.

Hey yeah, that is the motherboard. Here is the info you asked for: Computer: ASUS ROG Strix GL10CS_GL10CS CPU: Intel Core i7-9700K (Coffee Lake-S, P0) 3600 MHz (36.00x100.0) @ 3890 MHz (39.00x99.8) Motherboard: ASUS GL10CS BIOS: GL10CS.311, 04/21/2020...

The motherboard is ROG Strix GL10CS_GL10CS. I upgraded the firmware and still no XMP :/

So I used to have 2x4GB RAM sticks that I replaced with 2x8GB RAM that are both advertised to run at 2666 speed. The old sticks ran also advertised to run at 2666 and when doing some digging I found out that my computer indeed ran them at 2666 speed. So after replacing them with the new sticks...