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I've noticed the Ethernet connection in my Intel slot keeps dropping packets. It seems the issue might be with my motherboard. I'm checking for models that include the Killer™ Ethernet E3100 or compatible PCIe cards, especially since I'm focused on pure gaming performance. If a suitable board is available, upgrading to a Z490 from a Z390 could be a good next step.
It seems the main factor is intelligence, with a minor tweak in performance.
Interesting question. This outcome likely stems from common marketing tactics where other brands' components are used, possibly enhanced with extra cooling and customized drivers. Based on my observations, products bundled with Killer accessories often encounter issues, and the usual fix is switching to the original manufacturer's drivers.
Unlikely that packet loss occurs unless you're sending more data than available. A faulty Ethernet cable might be involved, but it's unclear if it would cause noticeable loss. If this is related to gaming, the issue is probably elsewhere. Most losses happen between your router/ISP and the game servers.