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Here I was joking with people when I first entered this forum, that i'm Snapdragon CPU-chan. Now is Snapdragon the real shit with beating every single laptop CPU out in the market but I have predicted this happening ages ago. All those sales from phones... yes. This is probably quadruple times faster than the 4 core Alder Lake N100 found on my Asus Prime ITX thingy.

I took the screen off a Dell Inspiron 15 3511 because I didn't want to order a screen replacement. Now, I can't connect to Wi-Fi and I think it might be that on this model the Wi-Fi card is wired through the display. Do I need a new screen?

It looks like the 2 data drives are striped, or raid0 basically. IDK why you have 2 spares, I'd just make a 4 drive raid5 / raidz1

No idea what to pick... but here goes some off my head, A blown Glow Master EL34 hi-fi tube amp for passive speakers DFI X38 Lanparty smoked with a short. Sabretooth Asus board with i7 3820 and Tagan 1200W PSU shorted HD 2900 XT burned GTX 285 cooked and toasted i9 7900X delid job going drunk and demolishing the whole thing, throwing it into trash Taking a literal hammer to a GTX 1080 Ti, murdering the screen outputs and the rear blower end with the whole shell... drunk Giving my mom the sticks to my classic Roland Drum Pad controller, with her murdering the unit thanks to me touching buttons to shut the thing off... Last but not the least, I sell my stuff always for dirt cheap. Yeah, I'm apathetic sometimes... lol.

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Sounds good, I'll look into some ssd's and make sure that they are compatible.

1 tool for all of those? as far as I know. Nope

You're very welcome. I actually recently did a switch on some of my devices to Linux, so I understand the struggle. I would recommend DoNotSpy11 in that case: https://pxc-coding.com/donotspy11/ Or seeing that you're an advanced user I can additionally suggest Blackbird: https://www.getblackbird.net/download/

Yes, I have it confirmed they can bridge it for me. They offered proactively after my multiple requests for LAN IP assignement Yes, I know. I had it hosted on my PC at first, but wanted to try docker and hosting it on synology. And in the end just kept it to see the devices connected. For now it seems Cloud gateway Ultra might be the off the shelf solution, then I wouldn't even have to self host the controller. Or since it seems to be hard to get now, maybe Unifi Express, but that has wifi AP that I don't need. Is there anything similar to pihole on Unifi devices? Will have to research that a bit more.

For a gaming headset they're acceptable (as far as headsets under Audeze Maxwell go anyway) but a USB mic + conventional good closed headphones is far better, it's why i mentioned the Rode specifically, if you ever need a headset you can't get any better until you reach the Maxwell (100 euro over your budget minimum)

I am doing that now, with an ubuntu servrer virtual machine. It is for when the home internet is down.

What? The community is not bad its just that the community gets mad at ppl who are using linux the wrong way. I mean to be fair Linux was never designed for the average joe or for gaming. If people rlly start saying that they are fed up of windows and want to move to Linux and play games then just dualboot for the love of god not all games can be played on linux due to anticheats and the market share for linux gaming is not big enough yet.

Can i ask what you think or know of the HyperX Cloud III ?

To be very honest I never even thought of storage friware updates either. I will get to checking all my versios of stuff on my computer. Thank you again!

Shit this woman can sing...

@CJDriver if you don't quote people using the button under their post, most often they won't know that you've replied to them. Either you reply them by clicking that button, or tag them by name like how I did Also btw, I noticed you picked B650 Aorus Elite Ax, there is a v2 (version 2) of it. I don't own the motherboard so I don't know for sure, but a member here (@ImWilly) mentioned in other thread that the v2 uses a better wifi module. So you might want to take that into consideration, or atleast research about the two motherboards.

Just to make sure, you are aware, that you don't need anything special to run the APs right. They can be setup from anything. I started with a pair of U6 Lites, then swapped them out with U6 Enterprises, but they are just plugged into a switch in my network. I just set them up on my local PC. The "controller" doesn't need to be running all the time.

Yeah okay thanks for your help

Yup I think PCPartPicker made a mistake. The motherboard has: The case has: 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 (e.g. USB-C) cable 1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 cable You shouldn't need an adapter...