My system was working fine, but I decided to upgrade my CPU from a ryzen 3600 to a 5800x.
System Specs:
X470 Gaming Plus Max with latest bios ( 7B79vHB1(Beta version) )
2x16GB DDR4 3600MHz Crucial Ballistix RAM
5700 XT
90+ Gold 800W PSU
So I updated the bios to the latest bios ( 7B79vHB1(Beta version) ), then swapped in the new CPU. Switched on and everything looked great. CPU was recognised, Win 10 booted. Great.
However, I quickly discovered that my internet access was severely compromised. It was mind numbingly slow. So slow most things were timing out, but some pages loaded basic text.
To try to fix it I repaired the LAN drivers, and it all worked fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. I then uninstalled then reinstalled LAN drivers and it was fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. So I then disabled then enabled my ethernet adaptor and it was fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. I’m now out of ideas on how to fix the issue so I don’t have to disable/enable my ethernet adaptor every time I power on.
What about the new bios/cpu or anything could be causing me to have to disable then re-enable my ethernet adaptor every time just to get my internet working correctly, especially since it was working absolutely fine prior to the bios/CPU update.
It's driving me mad, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
System Specs:
X470 Gaming Plus Max with latest bios ( 7B79vHB1(Beta version) )
2x16GB DDR4 3600MHz Crucial Ballistix RAM
5700 XT
90+ Gold 800W PSU
So I updated the bios to the latest bios ( 7B79vHB1(Beta version) ), then swapped in the new CPU. Switched on and everything looked great. CPU was recognised, Win 10 booted. Great.
However, I quickly discovered that my internet access was severely compromised. It was mind numbingly slow. So slow most things were timing out, but some pages loaded basic text.
To try to fix it I repaired the LAN drivers, and it all worked fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. I then uninstalled then reinstalled LAN drivers and it was fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. So I then disabled then enabled my ethernet adaptor and it was fine.
Until I power cycled my PC, and it was slow again. I’m now out of ideas on how to fix the issue so I don’t have to disable/enable my ethernet adaptor every time I power on.
What about the new bios/cpu or anything could be causing me to have to disable then re-enable my ethernet adaptor every time just to get my internet working correctly, especially since it was working absolutely fine prior to the bios/CPU update.
It's driving me mad, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
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