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New Pc, Low ping, No packet loss. High fps but so much rubberbanding

Anonymous
2022-06-09T17:57:42+00:00

Hello I recently bought a new pc but I have been rubber banding everywhere. I have always played games and out of my friends i’ve always had better ping and would connect faster than them. But recently when I bought this pc it started off fine, I would play valorant and csgo and i could run it perfectly. I also decided to buy a new monitor after which was 144 hz and then my problems started. I started rubber banding on everything I constantly checked my packet loss and ping and there was no spikes at all. My fps is really good too so i know it wasn’t that. My friends recommended me to get a wifi adapter to see if that would fix it so i did and it didn’t change anything. I kept going on websites to check my download speed and everything was really good. I re-downloaded my games, restarted my pc multiple times, and i finally just reset my pc and it still did nothing. So i don’t know if it’s because of the new monitor or the hdmi cable with it , or if it’s the pc itself. My siblings can all play games fine with no rubberbanding so i don’t know how to fix it i feel like there is nothing to make it work anymore.

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Internet and connectivity

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  1. Anonymous
    2022-06-09T18:42:20+00:00

    Hello Laith, welcome to the Microsoft community, my name is Luiz Cruz, an independent consultant and I would be happy to help you.

    I understand that you are having problems connecting to your new PC;

    What exactly is the PC model and manufacturer?

    Initially I recommend that you go to the manufacturer's website and update the network drivers;

    Make sure you are up to date with the latest version of Windows 11;

    Press Windows key + i and go to Windows Update;

    Click Check for updates and do ALL pending updates;

    Perform a clean boot;

    Press together the keys: Ctrl + Shift + Esc to access the task manager;

    Click on start and disable all programs that start with Windows;

    run a disk cleanup;

    Press Windows key + R and type: cleanmgr press Enter;

    Click on clean system files and wait for the files to load;

    Select all files and click ok to delete them;

    Do a network reset;

    Press Windows key + i and access Network and Internet;

    Click Advanced Network Settings;

    Click Network reset;

    Click Reset now;

    Restart the PC and check if the problem still persists;

    Hope this helps, see you soon!

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