Recent content by nd_alpha22

since you are saying that your new router is facing the same problem...it could be because of a severe interference nearby the router....perhaps you could try connecting to the 5ghz network ( 802.11 ac ) and see if the issue still continues

I have seen on the internet that one way to increase the number of LAN ports on your router is to plug an Ethernet switch to it. But according to what i know is that a router ( home router having a combo of router+switch+AP in one unit) transfers data between devices using ip whereas a switch...

I have a really old pc (2008) Configurations(main): 1) AMD Anthlon 64x2 4000+ dual core 2.1 Ghz 2) Asus M2V-MX-SE motherboard 3) 4 GB of DDR2 800Mhz ram ( 2 GB x 2) 4) 450W power supply It is generally used for basic tasks like web browsing or word processing and not at all for gaming....but...