Moved to a new place, and ever since I got here my internet's been having this abnormal problem. Ran pingplotter, turns out a lot of jitter on hop 2 and 3, fluctuating between 0 and (at least) 70 ms, this can be seen in the added screenshot.

Packet loss usually starts at hop 2, and then down the list until the target, which usually lasts around 3 seconds. The other packet loss occurs from hop 1 down the list, and can last anywhere from a few seconds, to more than 15, and rarely I'll have to restart my router. This is a screenshot of the 'normal' sutuation: https://share.pingplotter.com/2f9XBFyu2yw

Here's the fun part. The packet loss from hop 1 almost exclusively happens almost exactly 10 seconds after a period of packet loss from hop 2. Packet loss from hop 2 can occur on its own.

My packet loss also seems to be influenced by how much I use my internet. I tested my internet by running a 4k 60fps stream on youtube, as well as playing an online game, which ended up being around 25 MB/s of download, and my internet was not having any of it, as you can see here: https://share.pingplotter.com/AHGkGiRwm5r

If I do not have any other program running aside from pingplotter, packet loss still occurs at random every now and then, though I have to say this is pretty rare, only a few times per hour.

so, what in the world could be causing this?