Youtube buffering

Shass

Shass

My youtube on this pc and this pc only is buffering like crazy. It buffers on every browser, meanwhile twitch works flawlessly at HD. This is only happening on my one computer that is hooked up to ethernet. There’s another pc in the house on ethernet without this issue. This started after I upgraded to gig internet, I went from 50 mb/s to 950 mb/s yet youtube buffers. Anyone know whats going on?

Smithjohny039

Smithjohny039 @Shass

@shass said in Youtube buffering:

My youtube on this pc and this pc only is buffering like crazy. It buffers on every browser, meanwhile twitch works flawlessly at HD. This is only happening on my one computer that is hooked up to ethernet. There’s another pc in the house on ethernet without this issue. This started after I upgraded to gig internet, I went from 50 mb/s to 950 mb/s yet youtube buffers. Anyone know whats going on?

Change your Internet Provider or upgrade your internet package. Moreover, make sure the video which is buffering is running on 360pixel.

sasiukre22

sasiukre22 @Shass

@shass said in Youtube buffering:

My youtube on this pc and this pc only is buffering like crazy. It buffers on every browser, meanwhile twitch works flawlessly at HD. This is only happening on my one computer that is hooked up to ethernet. There’s another pc in the house on ethernet without this issue. This started after I upgraded to gig internet, I went from 50 mb/s to 950 mb/s yet youtube buffers. Anyone know whats going on?

There could be a few possible reasons why you are experiencing buffering issues on YouTube despite having upgraded to gig internet. Here are some suggestions:

Clear your browser's cache and cookies: Sometimes, the cache and cookies in your browser can cause issues with streaming services like YouTube. Clearing them may help improve performance.

Check your internet speed: While you have upgraded to gig internet, it's still possible that your connection may not be consistent. Check your internet speed using an online speed test to see if you are actually getting the speeds you are paying for. If the speed is much lower than what you're expecting, contact your internet service provider to troubleshoot the issue.