So moving did fix it

[astroasis]

Update: still fine at my new place with wifi off, 2 days is usually enough time for fake fixes to stop working. This makes sense as online ups didnt do anything but turning off wifi does, my issue was airborne signals.

[MaleGigolo]

Update: still fine at my new place with wifi off, 2 days is usually enough time for fake fixes to stop working. This makes sense as online ups didnt do anything but turning off wifi does, my issue was airborne signals.

Who is gonna tell this guy

[kriegsnake]

Update: still fine at my new place with wifi off, 2 days is usually enough time for fake fixes to stop working. This makes sense as online ups didnt do anything but turning off wifi does, my issue was airborne signals.

Who is gonna tell this guy

he is more than a year here; he will figure it out by himself.

[MaleGigolo]

Update: still fine at my new place with wifi off, 2 days is usually enough time for fake fixes to stop working. This makes sense as online ups didnt do anything but turning off wifi does, my issue was airborne signals.

Who is gonna tell this guy

he is more than a year here; he will figure it out by himself.

You never know. 1 year here should be enough to notice a pattern but i guess not..

[astroasis]

Yeah still fixed

[TiredOFLAAAAG]

Yeah still fixed

Did you have to do anything to your PC after plugging it in at the new place, or were you able to notice that everything was smooth from the very first boot?

[astroasis]

Yeah still fixed

Did you have to do anything to your PC after plugging it in at the new place, or were you able to notice that everything was smooth from the very first boot?

Hi, when i moved in back in march it worked fine the first day. Then I moved my setup to a different part of the house and turned on wifi, then the issue came back. I've moved my pc and setup to the first part of the house i tried, which is downstairs away from the smart meter and kitchen. I believe some outlets have more dirty electricity than others, but anyway i seem to be good now

[perpe2334]

Yeah still fixed

Did you have to do anything to your PC after plugging it in at the new place, or were you able to notice that everything was smooth from the very first boot?

Hi, when i moved in back in march it worked fine the first day. Then I moved my setup to a different part of the house and turned on wifi, then the issue came back. I've moved my pc and setup to the first part of the house i tried, which is downstairs away from the smart meter and kitchen. I believe some outlets have more dirty electricity than others, but anyway i seem to be good now

You finally figured out the problem, congrats. Now it’s time to move again. This time, when choosing a house, call an electrician and have them check the electrical system, and take a look at the neighborhood too. If there are solar panels, definitely stay away, and don’t get too comfortable in the new place, bro. If your neighbors use solar panels or anything like that, you might have to move again. Maybe you’ll buy a camper van after this, xd.

[Hubcio]

For now I don’t crave pc gaming. I buy tomorrow iPad Pro m5 and will play Fortnite because I discovered today mobile players has aimbot- mobile plays vs console and pc. I’m gonna cook, GG guys I will be Fortnite kid XD

[Slender]

Judging by your experience, the problem persists even far away from any EMI sources, which means your device is the source of the problem.
Please give me the link to the Chief study you mentioned earlier.
By the way, I’d like to mention a story about a computer mouse interfering with the operation of a Boeing aircraft's controller from a distance of 7 km.