New rig with terrible ping issues

[Musketeer_Man]

I bought and put together a new rig a few days ago and since this is my first build, there is a chance I did something wrong.

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970-A-UD3P
Graphics Card: Asus GForce GTX 750 Ti
Processor: AMD FX-6300 Vishera 6-core 3.5 Ghz
SSD: 250 GB
HDD: WD Blue 1 TB
RAM GSkill Ripjaw X series 16 GB (2x8) DDR3 1866
Wireless Adapter: TP-LINK TL-WN822N Wireless N300 High Gain USB Adapter, 300 Mbps
OS: Win10

Whenever I use wireless or Ethernet internet, my ping skyrockets to 500 and the jitter is 400.
My download speed remains the same however. As soon as I disconnect the internet my ping drops back to 50 for the rest of the house. The internet spike is felt by everyone else in the house until I take it off, and then it returns to normal.

I'm pretty sure I installed everything correctly and I updated my AMD drivers and my graphics card drivers. I thought it was just my wireless adapter until I connected my Ethernet and it did the same thing. The internet is fine for the first 2 minutes with the computer but then it skyrockets. Did I forget something or is my modem messed up or perhaps a faulty graphics card or something to that nature? Please answer promptly.

 

[Musketeer_Man]

Gonna try running in safe mode

 

[Musketeer_Man]

Ping drops from 30 to 400 when downloading a game, is this normal? Ping is only high when downloading stuff.

 

[Colif]

i thought ping was more to do with your physical location and ISP.

Does it happen if someone else downloads or just your pc?

have you tried restarting modem?

have you done an anti virus scan?

 

[Musketeer_Man]

Only if my new computer downloads something. Even if it's just streaming it does it. Yeah, I have restarted it many times. And since this is a new computer, I kinda doubt it would be a virus. I will run one anyways. It completely drops the connection especially when it is downloading but even sometimes when it is not doing anything. The connection will drop every 5 minutes or so and this doesn't happen when this computer isn't connected to the internet and it's just the other devices.

 

[Colif]

what type of router are you using? it could be it needs new firmware to deal with your network card

 

[Musketeer_Man]

http://setuprouter.com/router/actiontec/f2250-frontier/

That would be a good explanation for my problem. Explains why only my computer causes it to do this.

 

[Musketeer_Man]

Ok, as far as I can tell, this router's firmware is fully updated.
F2250-36.128L.02

 

[Musketeer_Man]

Right now, the issue seems to be the router disconnecting whenever a certain computer is used. I'm thinking the ping is normal for when you download something.