Brand new build:
Mobo: Asrock Fatality H97 performance
cpu: Intel i5 4590
HD: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1tb
Ram: Patriot Viper Low profile blue 2x4gb
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Monitor: Dell E198wfp (connected hdmi to dvi converter)
I posted in a few other forums because I thought my video card was the culprit. I am just trying to get this build working first. What is happening is when I enable the display adapter, I get a very slow network. I can tell because my music player will suddenly stop and gets a message: "slow network, buffering". The second I either disable the display adapter or turn of the computer everything is back to normal. I emailed asrock support and RMA'd the board. I just got it back today and am having the same exact problem. I have so far done 2 clean installs but no luck. Any suggestions?
Update: Here is what I have found so far, maybe the HDMI is having an issue. I didn't have a dvi cord for the monitor but I had an HDMI cord and an HDMI to DVI adapter so maybe that is causing an issue? Anyhow, the weird thing is that my network slows not when I enable or disable the adapter, but when I change the resolution. The second I change it to a higher resolution, my network totally slows, when I change it back, speeds get back to normal.
Mobo: Asrock Fatality H97 performance
cpu: Intel i5 4590
HD: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1tb
Ram: Patriot Viper Low profile blue 2x4gb
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Monitor: Dell E198wfp (connected hdmi to dvi converter)
I posted in a few other forums because I thought my video card was the culprit. I am just trying to get this build working first. What is happening is when I enable the display adapter, I get a very slow network. I can tell because my music player will suddenly stop and gets a message: "slow network, buffering". The second I either disable the display adapter or turn of the computer everything is back to normal. I emailed asrock support and RMA'd the board. I just got it back today and am having the same exact problem. I have so far done 2 clean installs but no luck. Any suggestions?
Update: Here is what I have found so far, maybe the HDMI is having an issue. I didn't have a dvi cord for the monitor but I had an HDMI cord and an HDMI to DVI adapter so maybe that is causing an issue? Anyhow, the weird thing is that my network slows not when I enable or disable the adapter, but when I change the resolution. The second I change it to a higher resolution, my network totally slows, when I change it back, speeds get back to normal.
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