Sound & Image Delay on Youtube and Twitch: Fixing 1-2 Sec Lag with i5-8400, 8GB RAM, GTX 1060 6GB

[Edited, I confused the sound with the image]

Hello.
I have a problem with the image delay of the sound, i.e. for about a week watching anything on Youtube and TWITCH, the picture delays me in terms of sound.
In 1 minute the delay is small, it's hard to notice but after a few minutes of watching there is almost a second of delay, after 5-10 minutes of watching yt / twitch, the delay of the picture relative to the sound is about 1-2 sec.
* curiosity: When I stop the movie on YT and resume, the sound is ok, but again after a few minutes it does the same.

The computer is new, it has 5 weeks, early there was no such problem.
Spec:
Processor: I5-8400
RAM: 8 gb
Graphics: gtx 1060 6gb
Motherboard: Asus Z370-p prime
Power supply: SilentiumPC 600W

* The drivers have been reinstalled by downloading the latest from the manufacturer's website (Realitek)
* The problem affects every browser. In games, I did not notice any delays.

Computer scanned: NOD 32, malwarebytes anti-malware and adwcleaner
No threats.

I hear first, then I see. On Chrome, it seems to me that the problem is bigger because after 15-20 minutes of watching streams on twitch I have a delayed image about 2-3 seconds.

Any tips on what to walk?



Additionally, by entering this forum I have something like this:


What is it and why it appears?

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Tested for this pot:
- Reinstalling sound drivers
- Installation of the latest Flash Player and activation in browsers.

The problem continues.

Is it the same on different browsers?
Everything else like the game works correctly?
Check without NOD enabled.

Yes, I checked on Opera and Chrome.
In games, I did not notice anything like that. And I played different, challenging and less demanding.

nicnierobie96 wrote:

- Installation of the latest Flash Player

In my opinion, it is the fault of playing Flash. YT is already completely moving to HTML5.
Here:
https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/youtube-flash-html5/
you have an add-on that allows you to switch to HTML5.

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nicnierobie96 wrote:

* curiosity: When I stop the movie on YT and resume, the sound is ok, but again after a few minutes it does the same.

I remember that I had it too and I got mad at it. I do not remember the solution.
As if audio and video buffers have been distributed.
Post the result speedtest.pl. Maybe you just have the internet too "rushing" / slow.
Write whether the problem occurs under bootable linux.

But the problem also occurs on Twitch which uses HTML5. So it's probably not a problem with Flash?


There is also everything about the internet.

safbot1st wrote:

Post the result speedtest.pl. Maybe you just have the internet too "rushing" / slow.

You did not fly away here

I suggest reinstalling the system to try or try more browsers, not just Chrome and Opera.

bt04jugok wrote:

I suggest reinstalling the system

This I I departed? Format C; - a golden measure for everything, and I proposed:

safbot1st wrote:

Write whether the problem occurs under bootable linux.

@ nicnierobie96 Please specify.
Any bootable linux, recorded eg with Rufus for USB drive, will provide a diagnosis without the C: format:
https://linuxiarze.pl/download_puppy/

nicnierobie96 wrote:

Yes, I checked on Opera and Chrome.

Only? This is the same architecture. I thought you checked on Firefox.
On Firefox, check and linux.
Post SMART with CDI.

Rushing or slow internet, the reason for the lack of coverage of the vision with the sound is probably a more likely cause than some system error, which de facto would get rid of the reinstallation faster than to search for hours with doubtful success he has already said about other browsers.

bt04jugok wrote:

he would get rid of doing reinstal

Restore point.EDIT
use @ nicnierobie96 .
How do you have it.
Post FRST logs:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/farbar-recovery-scan-tool/
Use CCleaner, clear browser cache, or use Chrome Uninstaller.

I assume that there will be no lag on FF.
ps. Write which AdBlock you are using, disable Extensions. Create a new profile in Khome.

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From what I read, it's more about Chrome:
https://www.giantbomb.com/forums/bug-reportin...s-desync-after-watching-for-a-while--1775299/
And check out the right mouse on the video, whether you play it back in 100%, because I heard that YT is moving away from it.
There are browser add-ons that allow you to choose between flash and html5. Check.

Adblock has nothing to do because I only have it on Opera, the problem is also on Chrome without Adblock.

90% of the time I watch Twitch and not YT. Twitch uses HTML5, it's not a FLASH problem.

The PC is new (2 msc), but I've done a new installation with the format a few days ago. I had the impression that it is ok for a few days. But now the picture is delays again> I hear first, then I see.

Due to the fact that the system was freshly installed, it does not make sense to pursue CCleaner / delete browser cache etc.?

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EDIT:

The monitor is also new, I use the HDMI cable attached to the monitor. Could this be a cable problem?
I do not currently have the opportunity to check on another one.

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EDIT 2:
What exact scans should I upload?
- FRST
- Addition
- Shortcot
Which / which?

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EDIT: 3

I just want to add that this delayed image does not occur immediately, only with time, only after 5-15 minutes is visible delay of the image relative to the sound.

bt04jugok wrote:

Rushing or slow internet, the reason for the lack of video coverage with audio is probably a more likely cause than some system error

My attention was drawn to me, and again I'm not sure if it is not the fault of the Internet itself.
Execute in CMD:
ping 8.8.8.8 -t
and next
ping (IP of your router) -t
See if it "breaks", whether there are interruptions in reception or long access times.
The mere fact that the test went out in the standard does not mean that the internet is "stable".
It's nice if you checked eg on wi-fi neighbor / colleague.

The theory of system error, drivers and viruses has been abolished in the format,
therefore, unnecessary FRST, CCleaner.

You did not write anything about Firefox, you did not run the bootable linux.
I did not expect such an answer.
If you do not want to help yourself, we will not help any more.

bootable linux? I am an ordinary user and not an IT specialist.
Could this be the fault of the HDMI cable?

I've just checked the pings in CMD and everything is ok.
I do not know where the problem may lie.

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EDIT:

Now I watch Twitch for an hour and I do not think I have this problem, it seems to be a delay if it is very light.

So probably not always the problem is "serious" / growing