Hey guys
So I recently got a new computer for christmas, For a few days I had it plugged into an ethernet cable and there were no issues.
But recently I have got a wireless adapter specificly a bt 802.11ac wireless adapter.
So I plug it in the top of my computer where my headphone usb is, and I hear this really loud crackling but in a rythm.
So I move it down to the lower end of my computer, I can still hear static but just not as loud.
So I go to play some csgo and I get juttering always when the peak of the rythm of cracking comes on. The crackling goes quiet and suddenly loud and when it goes loud it makes me lag. I have no idea why it does it as because I lag in all games when it happens.
So then I try my brothers adapter and that one makes my computer connection even slower even though we are in the exactly same room and he gets top connection. It still does it when he's not even on the computer!
So im not sure what is causing this? faulty motherboard?
Please tell me if you know anything about this
So I recently got a new computer for christmas, For a few days I had it plugged into an ethernet cable and there were no issues.
But recently I have got a wireless adapter specificly a bt 802.11ac wireless adapter.
So I plug it in the top of my computer where my headphone usb is, and I hear this really loud crackling but in a rythm.
So I move it down to the lower end of my computer, I can still hear static but just not as loud.
So I go to play some csgo and I get juttering always when the peak of the rythm of cracking comes on. The crackling goes quiet and suddenly loud and when it goes loud it makes me lag. I have no idea why it does it as because I lag in all games when it happens.
So then I try my brothers adapter and that one makes my computer connection even slower even though we are in the exactly same room and he gets top connection. It still does it when he's not even on the computer!
So im not sure what is causing this? faulty motherboard?
Please tell me if you know anything about this
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