1. Did you try this with another network card?
2. Could you supply a Web Speccy report?
Read how at https://www.piriform.com/docs/speccy/using-speccy/publishing-a-speccy-profile-to-the-web
3, I don't expect changing the GPU to change or fix the internet issues.
Hello. Firstly, I'll like to thank you for reading this question of mine and hopefully be able to come up with an answer or a solution to it.
Alright, before I begin questioning here are my specs.
Intel Core I5-4590 @3.30 GHz (Processor)
8GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce GTX760 (Graphic Card)
MSI H97 Gaming 3 (Motherboard)
1TB Memory (Including OCZ-ARC100)
As you can see, my specs are pretty old, I've gotten this computer on 2015 after all. But there is a big problem which I've been encountering.
My internet is stable most of the time, but when I game such as playing dota, my internet suffers from these disconnections and re-connections almost continuously.
So you may think, it could be the problem with the internet/router/cable. But, I'll clarify this, I've tried to connect this PC with 3 different sources of internet, and every single one suffers from internet problem whilst my laptop has absolutely no problem whatsoever with the internet.
So, I'm highly suspecting that my computer is the problem here and the problem could've came from it depreciating, and I'll like to upgrade it by replacing the old parts.
However, I'm not too sure regarding which parts are the problem that's causing this. I'll most likely replace my graphic card for a GTX1060, but other than that, I'm not too sure about what could be the part which is causing this.
So, the questions I would like to ask is, should I just upgrade my computer(please let me know which are the parts I should change), or should I just build an entirely new custom-made PC?

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