If you disable hardware acceleration then it uses the CPU to decode the video so that mostly rules out the GPU being the problem.
Try opening a youtube video, right click and choose Stats for nerds. That will show you the codec, bitrate, resolution, and most importantly dropped frames. Have you tried multiple web browsers with youtube?
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- Ran said memtest, RAM threw errors, replaced RAM (170$ to test this one out, not cool), ran memtest again, no more errors. Video playback still bad
If your RAM is throwing memtest errors you should be able to get it replaced under warranty, shouldn't cost you anything.
iSmokeCr4k
Even games feel like they could be running better (despite high frames it's as if the screen has blurring from motion). Things I've tried:
Maybe the monitor is the issue, what resolution & refresh rate are you running, and what type of cable to connect to the monitor?
post edited by Sajin - Saturday, November 11, 2017 1:02 AM