Recent content by Imjustbrian

Hasn’t thought of going around the house outside. This is a realistic option given the router is next to an exterior wall with an old DTV cable we don’t use coming through the wall from outside. We could possibly pull that cord out pulling the Ethernet outside with it. Then running the cable up...

I have Optimum (formerly Suddenlink) not sure if that matters.

Running Ethernet to my camera outside isn’t really an option, the distance is farther then I’d want to run a cable and it’s uphill so running a cable from the house up the hill (can’t bury it for a lot of reasons) just wouldn’t work well. We do have AC power where we want the camera, our...

So I appreciate your fast reply but I’m still lost. When you say my gateway you mean my router? So this device can’t be powered by an AC outlet? Id need to run Ethernet to TP link?

This is what I am looking at I need to extend my WiFi to the back yard, and it’s up a hill a bit from my house. So I need something outdoor rated and reasonably easy to set up. I saw this then I read.. 【Multiple PoE Options for Easy Installation】Supports both 802.3af/at PoE & Passive PoE...

I am in no way disagreeing with you, I did contact the support for Lenovo and ASUS and they said the devices are only able to accept a 1TB card in each slot. That I could have been in contact with someone that had no idea what they were talking about is a possibility that's why I am asking here...

I have been searching for a new gaming laptop and ran into an interesting (first world) problem I hadn't realized was a problem. So it seems the Lenovo Legion 7 and the ROG Strix Scar can both (as per their support) only accept 1TB SSD cards. This gives a max of 2TB only. I say only because the...

Not sure if your totally sold on the MSI, but the ASUS that was suggested (or similar ASUS) all seem to run cooler and quieter then the the MSI counterparts from the research I've done. For what it's worth.

I've done a shit ton of research lately and still not jumping into the buying yet, that said I'd go with the higher end ASUS over MSI, Amain reason OS ASUS by all accounts cools better while also having a quieter cooling system. ASUS seems (again, no expert at all, just from reading and...

Had a laptop some seven years ago I used at work for games (Alienware brand) but fought overheating so bad I gave up. Hoping things have changed and I can get back into gaming on a laptop without dealing with this issue, is it even possible to play games on a laptop for any length (more then an...

I have three of the 6+2 connectors (two currently used, one not used as I only have two cards installed) so it seems I'll be good. As always, you guys rock with the information and the speed of it. Thank you very much!

I have 650w ATX 2.0 PSU w/active PFC. That's the description given on the paperwork (I didn't build the system myself) Thing is when I looked at the PSU and cables I had several six pin cables (two cards installed with six pin and another six pin cable free) I noticed at least one tiny two pin...

So have done a bunch of research, going with a R9 390X gpu. I have a 650w PSU, but it seems to only have 6 pin connectors, I do have a "dual molex" cable (think that's what it's called based on another thread) that goes from six pin to two four pin cables. Would that work? I honestly don't...

Thank you very much for the quick responses.

650Watt ATX2.0 24P PSU/Active PFC Power Supply (found the invoice from when it was built).