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Would running a power line adapter give me the same results as a Ethernet connection? Or will the power line suffer from the same problems as the wifi?

About three months ago I started to run across slower download/upload speeds and ping issues. My service provider is cox and I rent a gateway from them. When I used to speed test on wifi on all devices I get 70-100mbps download and close to 20mbps upload and 9-15 ping which is all pretty solid...

thanks for the reply! I’m going to sit on it for another couple of days and If I don’t see any marked improvement, I’m just going to go get a router and modem from the store and return the rented gateway.

About three weeks ago I started to run across slower download/upload speeds and ping issues. My service provider is cox and I rent a gateway from them. When I speed test on wifi on all devices I get 70-100mbps download and close to 20mbps upload and 9-15 ping which is all pretty solid on the 5g...

Would a 2060 or just a 5700 give me the bump Im looking for? Or would that just be a minor upgrade? This is my PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 850 B2 110-B2-0850-V1 80+ BRONZE 850W Semi Modular Includes FREE Power On Self Tester Power Supply https://www.newegg.com/product/N82E16817438030?ignorebbr=1&m_ver=1

My current build is as follows: CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 MB: ASRock AB350M Pro 4 Ram: 16gb of Corsair Vengance running at 2666hz but clocked for 3200. GPU: Nvidia 1060 6gb HD and SSD that windows boots from. 650w PSU( pretty sure it’s an EVGA). Monitor: ASUS VG248 Budget is about 400...

Is this the best way to go? I really don't want to buy a new copy of windows 10 because I like 7 much better. Would it be a problem to clean install an OEM version of Windows 7 onto my SSD? Or should I just bite the bullet and go with 10 so I can get support/updates from Microsoft if needed...

Possible upgrade: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/PzvwCJ I'm not sure if I want to go AMD or Intel with my budget (about 300$ or so). I don't plan on doing any overclocking. This is my first real time buying a CPU, RAM, and Motherboard, so I'm pretty in the dark with allof those. I essentially took...

And if I wanted to go Intel? How would I want to go about that and whats all the hype with the new skylake cpu's? I'm on about a 350$ budget with MOBO/CPU/RAM for this build.

Hey all, I currently just finished installing a fully built computer into a new case and changing the power supply (stressful, but not nearly as challenging as I thought). I now want to change out the rest of my "stock" parts to new parts. I already have a pretty solid OCZ ModXStream Pro 700W...