Recent content by freeskier93

What resolution?

Man that router is cheap junk, that's great that it was fast but things don't last forever. Just get a new router. Also gigabit is 1000Mbps, your router is 10/100Mbps. Theoretically it should give you your 100Mbps bit of course in reality it won't. Gigabit routers are cheap, better to over...

How are you connecting to the old router? Are you completely disconnected from the new router? My guess is you still have wifi or something on connecting to the new router. Likely both routers use the same 192.168.1.xxx address scheme so if your computer is connected to both you'll run into...

NextLight/City of Longmont gigabit fiber here, $50 a month for charter members, what isn't there to like?

Logitech K400 is what we use in our living room.

I had the same problem with my S340, I just unplugged the LED from the motherboard.

The EdgeRouter is not a switch, it is a router and that is all it is. It has 3 ports, one WAN and 2 LANs. For your purpose you wouldn't use one of the ports because you don't need a second LAN. Setup would look like: WAN -> EdgeRouter -> switch -> APs

I would recommend adding an aftermarket cooler. Although I never tried the stock cooler it likely won't be able to keep it cool enough to sustain its turbo speed. I have a hyper 212 evo and my E3-1231 v3 will run at its 3.8 turbo frequency all day long if need be.

There might have to poke around BIOS to find more settings that have to be changed to make it work, for example integrated graphics might have to be made the primary adapter. It's also possible your motherboard/CPU just doesn't support it,

The DVI connector on your motherboard is run off the integrated graphics. Assuming your CPU has integrated graphics you need to go into BIOS and make sure integrated graphics are forced to enabled. Usually when you have an external GPU installed the integrated are automatically disabled. Also...

If you want a reliable network I would recommend getting the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite, a good switch, and however many of the Ubiquiti access point you need for proper coverage. The Ubiquiti APs will do what you want and automatically handle device handoff between APs.

Pretty sure the Ubiquiti access points come with PoE injectors.

Audio, video, and Ethernet are the big ones. Windows will automatically install Microsoft drivers for whatever else it can, if it can't you'll see unknown devices in the device manager. At that point figure out what devices they are and download/install the specific driver from the link you...