Persistent connection issue in multiplayer games and menus

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@SteveJacksonRear panel USB 2.0 (near PS/2 connector) top (krux atax rgb outemu brown) & bottom (THRUSTMASTER T300RS GT)

Rear panel USB 3.1 Gen 1/USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type C Type A (Maxtor M3 Portable 1TB USB 3.0)& Type C (nothing)

Rear panel USB 3.1 Gen 1 (near LAN connector) top & bottom (Unitek HUB 3x USB 2.0 + Audio, devices connected to it: SteelSeries Arctis 5, Mysz SPC GEAR Lix Plus PMW3360)

JUSB1-2 Front panel USB 2.0 connector 1 & 2 (nothing)

JUSB3-4 Front panel USB 3.0 connector 3 & 4 (nothing)

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That's some pretty esoteric hardware there.

From what I see you have an RGB keyboard in USB 2.0, try a standard keyboard as a substitute or disable / uninstall the RGB software for the keyboard. 

The mouse and the audio together in a hub....possibly not great. If you have the possibility for a USB C to USB A hub you could move a device or two. Remove the hub for now.

I'd suggest leaving the T300 in USB 2.0. It's then a combination of trying the keyboard (RGB off), mouse (RGB off if it has it), and the headset in those USB 2.0 (near PS/2) & USB 3.1 (near LAN) ports to see if any give better results.

Are the front USBs in your case not connected? They would be an alternative to move the keyboard and mouse away from the headset and the wheel.

Edit: Quoted post tidied.

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@SteveJacksonI followed the instructions, but does it really have something to do with the fact that I may have a problem with the Internet connection during the sessions?

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It's a rare thing, but yes. Noise on the USB might cause spikes that affect the audio and / or cause the LAN to lag.

Does it still do the same in Discord?

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@SteveJacksonThere is improvement when streaming but this main problem still bothers me

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I just spotted this….

You did a bypass install of Windows 11. Ryzen 5 1600 isn’t supported.

Edit: Where did I see this? 😕

You should still use the v5 chipset drivers. You can still use the same Nvidia driver. The UEFI updates are still worthwhile. 

Ensure the fTPM is enabled. 

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@RoLoSky_40I don't have an option in BIOS to enable fTPM

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I will look it up. It might be under a different name. 

Edit: It isn't (it's in a sub-menu, see the attachment). Let's go back to basics. I'm missing something here.

I've added an attachment to setup the mainboard from scratch. Can you describe again

a) method of installation of Windows 10 (new/existing drive/clean install/MCT/upgrade from W7, etc.)

b) how you connect to Internet (wired/wireless)

c) please install the onboard audio (It does not need to be selected as the default sound source)

d) that all your peripherals have been updated with manufacturer utilities and how many of them require software packs installing

e) can you list all installed programs (a screenshot of Programs and Features and maybe the Task Manager Startup from msconfig)

f) please upload another dxdiag when all is complete

e):

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@SteveJacksona) installing Windows 10 on a cleaned and formatted disk
b)wired internet connection
c) done
d)all devices have the latest driver versions

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So no auto loading or background programs?

Do you use AV suite? Firewall or VPN? 

Do you play with a browser open?

What router do you use? Are you sharing a connection with others?

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:

e):

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Will have to unrar these when I get home 

The only thing I noticed is that the more people there are in the lobby (from thirteen or more people on the cross play platform), the more nightmares happen on the track and in sessions.

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:
@SteveJacksonAnd as for this bios manual, I have a different interface and different settings names and that's why I can't find fTPM

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Press F7 for the Advanced Menu? Or do you mean language?

Change the UEFI BIOS Menu to English then save the changes and back to whatever language you use? Polish?

Euro manual is pretty poor, just ENG/DEU/FRA/RUS

Copy and paste the text into a translator?

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:

The only thing I noticed is that the more people there are in the lobby (from thirteen or more people on the cross play platform), the more nightmares happen on the track and in sessions.

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Do you get the poor connection indicator? Crossplay isn't great for me either. I get CTD, BSOD less often. Game just drops out, no errors just crashes. I have forwarded details to EA/CM about this.

Ensure the telemetry setting is OFF as this seems to cause issues if you are not using a device that requires a local telemetry feed.

Is your game stable in offline modes or single player challenges?

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@SteveJackson wrote:

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@RoLoSky_40 wrote:

e):

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Will have to unrar these when I get home 

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Thanks for these.

Uninstall Ryzen Master please.

Have to ask again, what platform is the game on? I see all the common game launchers, EA/Epic/Riot/Rockstar/Steam. Riot is Valorant and that has had issues with this game. Kill the launchers or just disable them until you play.

Steelseries GG 47 is released. Overwolf was an overlay I've had issues with in the past, admittedly some years ago now.

However, I think you've confused my Startup Tasks tab with your Process list from Taskmanager. It does show that you have an awful lot of stuff running in background.

Chrome and Spotify are open (Spotify is an autostart) - I realise the game is not running, maybe disable a few autoruns (including the launchers and Opera) so you have a cleaner environment.

This one shows how the game waits for a very long time to connect to online services:
https://youtu.be/9dZs-dffgrA

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