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The tplink router I am using as a wireless bridge did not have a repeater functionality (in the interface). It only shows wireless bridge option. It is connected to the main router via WiFi only and is able to provide connectivity over WiFi. But no output via lan ports. I don't know what else to...

I want both WiFi and ethernet out from the wireless bridge. WiFi output is working fine but ethernet out is not working.

I have a TP-Link router model W8968 wireless n300 router with adsl modem. This router is set as a wireless bridge with my Netgear R7000 router. The wifi is working fine with this router however when i connect anything via lan ports it doesn't work. Can anyone suggest a solution?

Network boot is already disabled in bios, and I have even disabled detection of network devices during boot. Still its slow to boot when lan cable is attached.

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its about 20-25 seconds with the SSD (3-3.5 circles). But if I remove the LAN cable its like 8-10 seconds (0.5 circles). Can anyone please comment?

I tried already. at most the rotating dots in the windows boot screen, the full circles reduce from 4-5 to 3.

I have a 8 yrs old system with the following configuration : Processor: Intel Core i7 3930k (Hexa Core @3.2Ghz) Motherboard: Asus P9X79 Pro RAM: 16 Gb (4x4gb) Gskills Z series DDR3 Gfx Card: Zotac Gtx 1660 Super amp edition PSU: Corsair HX850 850watt Cabinet: Coolermaster HAF X Hdd: 1tb WD...

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Thanks again. But as per one of the other forum members reply connecting the 970 Evo plus via pcie converter limits its speed to sata III like levels, so I guess no point in investing so much to get slower speeds. I think I will finalize and order the 860 Evo 1tb as per your advice.

Thanks for the reply, I think I will get the 860 Evo then.

Just 1 last question, can I install the nvme or pci drives in my existing system with some converter/accessory for an even faster performance? If yes then which one should I get?

So nice of you. Just 1 last question, can I install the nvme or pci drives in my existing system with some converter/accessory for an even faster performance? If yes then which one should I get?

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Again thanks for the reply. I know the Evo is the more value for money drive, but my main concern was (as I read online) with tlc drives there is a small limited slc cache for better speed, and when transferring large files, if the cache gets filled up it get slowed down very badly, no such...