Recent content by TheHusk

It happens on youtube, netflix, other video sites, even when I play mp4's on my computer. the videos are fine at first, but after a few minutes it gets desynced, more and more so the longer i let it

Do you think buying a new networking card is likely to fix this issue?

I cant hook up wired without moving my computer downstairs and its really heavy. Im convinced its an issue with my computer as the internet works on other devices. I also tried pinging the router while it wasnt working and didnt get a response, so something is causing my computer to have issues...

My motherboard doesnt have onboard wifi, im using a networking card. Windows checked for an update and didnt find any. when I set the DNS settings I did set them to 8.8.8.8 . Also it wasnt every minute or so: What happens is that my internet works (but slowly) for about 20 minutes or so, then...

Its being incredibly slow, like taking 5 minutes to load webpages. It was also often just not even connecting at all. Im on windows 10. I tried setting the dns server address manually and now it seems my internet is somewhat better, but still really slow. also I think its alternating between...

Is there something that could cause artifacts in most games that isnt related to the graphics card aging? i'd prefer not to have to buy a new one right now. mostly im getting random textures appearing like in this image: http://www3.picturepush.com/photo/a/6373076/img/6373076.png.

I swapped out my friends motherboard, and added a second GPU and hard drive. the computer starts up but there are red lights on the back indicating something is wrong. CPU: I5-4440 GPU: GTX 980 (x2) RAM: GSKILL ripjaws 8GB MOBO: MSI z97 gaming 5 memory: 1TB hard drive + 2TB hard drive PSU: 800w...

So I looked at my task manager and added up how much memory each process was using. i got about 1,850. I then looked at the percentage which is 43%. this would mean that i have about 4.5gb of ram, which is incorrect as I have 8gb of ram. I then checked the system information and it said Total...

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BUMP!!!! apparently nobody has a fix because i've posted this here (twice), yahoo answers (twice), reddit, and the microsoft forum with no help.

its not just the games using up all my bandwidth, i know because it happens even when i'm just sitting at the main menu, and I've checked both resource monitor and task manager. The games it happens in are Space Engineers, Battlefront 3, and Star Citizen. It doesnt slow down a little, it slows...