Recent content by MultiCofy

Not sure quite how quoting works, so I'll just copy and paste bits of your response (also, thanks for the lengthy answer, much appreciated). "As you don't describe what kind of issues you're having (just that you're resetting the router daily), it's impossible to say if modifying or replacing...

Salutations, I've had issues with my TP-Link 300M Wireless N Gigabit Router where I have to reset it once a day and is generally slower. I have up to 10 devices connected at one time (averaging at 5-6) and, also, the 2.4GHz range seems to be quite a bit crowded in my area (WiFi Analyzer results...

Hey guys, I've been having wifi issues recently where I'm not getting nowhere near the wired speeds (100down/3up on wire vs 5/3 wifi on laptop vs 27/3 on phone). Laptop is an HP 250 G3 and the phone is an ASUS Zenfone 2. If relevant at all, the router is TL-WR1043ND (300M White one). Any idea...

Hey guys, I've recently come across a rather (to me) unusual problem - sometimes when I click the links (or open anything HTML related, like Steam), I get redirected to weird sites (namely Reimage Repair and utrack), which I find reeeeally annoying. I've tried running an antivirus (original...

Hello guys, I'm looking to get a new router for my home and I was wondering whether you could recommend any that would fit my needs? I currently have 3-4 PCs (2 wired, 1-2 wireless) and 3 phones on the same network at one time. There are loads (about 10) different networks around me, all on...

As long as you have a working iGPU with the CPU in your case, you could game (probably expect considerably lower performance though). On another note, any special reason why you'd want to wait on putting a dedicated GPU in?

as KLawinger said, looks just fine, nice looking build you have there

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Windows always reserves a portion of RAM in order for it to properly run. As for which one you should go for - a general rule of thumb is 64bit for 4GB of RAM and more, 32bit for anything less than that :)

Yes, you should be able to OC it :)

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It's a signature - on the top right side, click on your name, and you'll get a drop-down menu > Manage my Profile > My personal info > Signature :)

No, if you were to go for the R9 280x, you'd need to bump your PSU up to at least 600W...