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The computer isn't functioning properly during online gaming sessions.

The computer isn't functioning properly during online gaming sessions.

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Symph
Junior Member
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08-27-2023, 06:48 AM
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Hey, your girlfriend recently bought a PC from PCspecialists in July last year. It has been running smoothly until about two weeks ago when it started disconnecting and reconnecting during online games. We've tried many solutions and kept contacting their support team. Now she reinstalled Windows clean, but the problems persist. She suspects the PC's PCIe network card might be the issue, though we're not sure. She also mentioned her power cord was partially inserted into the power supply and she could hear electricity, so she shut it down and reinserted it fully. Anyone have any advice on how to fix this? She’s unsure if a new PC or just software updates will work.
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Symph
08-27-2023, 06:48 AM #1

Hey, your girlfriend recently bought a PC from PCspecialists in July last year. It has been running smoothly until about two weeks ago when it started disconnecting and reconnecting during online games. We've tried many solutions and kept contacting their support team. Now she reinstalled Windows clean, but the problems persist. She suspects the PC's PCIe network card might be the issue, though we're not sure. She also mentioned her power cord was partially inserted into the power supply and she could hear electricity, so she shut it down and reinserted it fully. Anyone have any advice on how to fix this? She’s unsure if a new PC or just software updates will work.

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DiamondSlayer9
Junior Member
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08-27-2023, 07:59 AM
#2
When you feel any electrical buzz in your computer, it's usually a warning sign. Consider using a USB Wi-Fi adapter or a fresh network card to see if that resolves the issue, typically costing around $10 to $15.
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DiamondSlayer9
08-27-2023, 07:59 AM #2

When you feel any electrical buzz in your computer, it's usually a warning sign. Consider using a USB Wi-Fi adapter or a fresh network card to see if that resolves the issue, typically costing around $10 to $15.