Long-term investigation of unstable input

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astroasis
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by astroasis » 25 Sep 2026, 17:21

Changing settings, moving things, using online ups now changes absoltely nothing to my pc feel, im now connected to wall outlet...this was it for me. The coax lines in my entire town must be dodgy or something so you need them forming a connection? Hopefully it works for others
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unexpected8
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by unexpected8 » Yesterday, 10:45

We have a TN-C-S electrical system serving four houses. If a coaxial cable is severed at one of the other houses, could it affect the electricity supply in my home???
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astroasis
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by astroasis » Yesterday, 12:11

It is 100% something to do with coax lines.
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unexpected8
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by unexpected8 » Yesterday, 13:26

We each have separate electricity meters and circuit breakers. Will this cable affect everyone, or only the house where the coaxial cable is severed?
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MontyTheAverage
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by MontyTheAverage » Yesterday, 14:29

The coax port bare looks like this?
https://images.thdstatic.com/productIma ... 64_600.jpg

And you just connected a coax to cable to it and where is this coax cable leading to is connected to on the other end? What does the other end of the coax cable look like?

I noticed our house has old severed coax cable outside next to the electric meter and lot of cables going inside the house including the live Internet connection powered by coax also.

And what do you think is happening if the issue occurs offline or other locations too for example my laptop I take it many places and there is the lag and desync everywhere or also happening in gaming cafe?
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astroasis
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by astroasis » Yesterday, 20:23

I'm away from home until tomorrow so I'll check when I get back if it's still good, will be long enough for it to wear off if its a fake fix. It was a coax cable leading to the tv antenna in the attic, unrelated to Internet cables coming from the street.
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astroasis
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Re: Long-term investigation of unstable input

Post by astroasis » Yesterday, 20:25

Yeah the offline stuff is crazy so I'm not sure, currently my phone is more responsive and better picture quality than usual.
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