Browser Malfunction

[sub-80]

Hello;

Online videos seem lag-ish and the audio sounds like a robots transforming in transformer movie. Besides that the browser itself stalls every few seconds. The browsers that am using are Firefox and then I tried Google Chrome.

I had Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and I thought I could probably fix it by upgrading to Windows 10 pro 64bit.

Sometimes it will not happen but when I utorrent it starts occurring.

Has anyone experienced a similar problem and does anyone have the solution?


Thanks

 

[UsandThem]

Is this problem with the same components you tried to use with the Asus motherboard?

http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2473034&highlight=

-Did the problem just start?

-How long have you been using the system?

-What are your system components?

-Does it only happen when you are running the torrent?

 

[FrankRamiro]

Hello;

Online videos seem lag-ish and the audio sounds like a robots transforming in transformer movie. Besides that the browser itself stalls every few seconds. The browsers that am using are Firefox and then I tried Google Chrome.

I had Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit and I thought I could probably fix it by upgrading to Windows 10 pro 64bit.

Sometimes it will not happen but when I utorrent it starts occurring.

Has anyone experienced a similar problem and does anyone have the solution?


Thanks

I would try to reset browsers and delete all the browser History

 

[AnonymouseUser]

What are you using for network, onboard NIC or wireless adapter?

 

[Ketchup]

Only when you torrent? Could be a virus. Also if all your upload/ download speed is going to the torrent, crazy things can and will happen when trying to grab some bandwidth for a browsing session.

 

[sub-80]

I would try to reset browsers and delete all the browser History

Did that and going on trail basis to see if the issue comes up or not.

I am using an onboard NIC.

And no it does not only occur when am only I torrent.

 

[AnonymouseUser]

I'm curious if it is the NIC causing the issue. Do you have audio or video issues when playing local videos or music? Have you got a wireless adapter and wireless router you could test with? Are you using onboard audio (front/rear audio output), add-on audio card, or GPU audio (over HDMI/DisplayPort)?

 

[corkyg]

What is your Internet access?

 

[piasabird]

It might just be the browser or the software you are using. Files can become corrupted. Might try uninstalling the browser and reinstalling it. If you back up your shortcuts and links, this might just propagate the problem to the next browser.