u/AccomplishedQuote896

you are truly a life saver 🙏

thank you

alr i just did yours

if you do mine first ill do yours

i have a 7600. try this instead “i tried what someone else recommended in another thread which is to turn off anti aliasing in your graphics settings and set your fps to 144 and has been working so far for me”

i tried what someone else recommended in another thread which is to turn off anti aliasing in your graphics settings and set your fps to 144 and has been working so far for me

sorry i think its in ubisoft’s hands to put out a patch update :(

found some what of a solution that worked for me

Go to ubisoft connect go to library, then click the 3 dots next to r6 the hit properties,

then put in the launch argument field “-d3d11” the hit save.

also if you play on any resolution higher then 1080p try setting your resolution to 1920x1080.

rx 7600 same problem

the x1 tv cable box the xfinity xb7 for the gateway and my isp is xfinity

well the the cable seems fine when i removed the poe filter on the two way splitter and moca works too

i fixed it turned out there was a poe filter on the incoming line on the splitter where my gateway was located i removed it and the gocoax adapter moca light lit right up, thank you so much for your help

so i just now discovered as i went to retrieve the gateway from my living room there already a poe filter on the splitter down there and i also have a poe filter on the splitter in the main junction could that be causing issues. image for reference below

https://preview.redd.it/k76to3l9g2og1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0b1538bf4fb4d827c0d334961a697fbf891818d0

i think it could possibly be the fact i put it in the -7b out should i try putting it to the 3.5db out?

but im pretty certain the red one is incoming feed because when i unplugged it the internet went out

if i were to move the gateway up to the junction box would the cable still function?

i tried swapping with the cables but when i did that wifi worked fine but the cable started to freak out

also another question is there a reason to as why someone would wire it up like that, for context i live in an apartment and just discovered the main junction box last week prepping for moca i never touched any of the coax cords and i only did to put the poe filter on

okay that makes sense im definitely gonna try this tomorrow ill let you know what happens

also i have a question how would my internet/cable still function despite the isp line being possibly in an out port of the splitter

okay ill have to try this tomorrow

sorry for late reply i appreciate the help with solving this issue so what your saying theres a possibility the coax thats plugged into the “in” port on the splitter could possibly not be the isp incoming coax line

ill leave a better picture below of my main junction

https://preview.redd.it/k6n232s9pcng1.jpeg?width=1242&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb1e113ba2cb48074e23c52385b21e667f2e9bf9

and i’m pretty sure there splitter at the gateway is the same one as the one at the main splitter junction

“install the goCoax MoCA adapter at the XB7 gateway location, borrowing the TV box’s splitter output port. (Only connect the goCoax adapter via coax; leave its Ethernet port unused.)”

“If/when the goCoax adapter indicates a MoCA link, you could wire a GigE-capable computer to the MoCA adapter to test connectivity and throughput, as a baseline.”

so if the the gocoax adapter indicates a moca link and im getting good speeds via the ethernet on the adapter would the splitters be to blame

i have xfinity and im using the built in moca on the xb7, which the xb7 is already wired up to coax along with the cable box, and im using a gocoax moca adapter, and i have the moca adapter hooked up to coax via a coax outlet in my room but theres no coax light appearing on the adapter