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The budget is ~$1400 (must include a keyboard for this price) I need a good workstation, Microsoft Office products, internet browsing, etc. Honestly nothing crazy performance demanding. A touch screen for note-taking with a stylus would be nice. I'm open to Apple/Windows/Microsoft/Samsung/etc products. Thanks in advance!

I currently have a Netgear N450 CG3000Dv2 and have had it for a long time (10ish years if I were to guess). And recently, my WiFi has been unusable. Took a speed test on my phone, S22 Ultra, Ping 150ms, and Download 4Mbps. While on the other hand, on my PC (LAN) connection, Ping 8ms, Download 250Mbps. My WiFi a week ago was usable and I didn't have any issues but starting a few days ago it has just been unbearable to use. Is there something I can try to fix it other than unplugging it for 10min or holding the reset button? Is my Modem/Router just on its way out? Budget for a new Modem/Router: ~$200 Speeds: 300Mbps Cox (I see some routers support different speeds for different internet providers?) Range: 3500 sq/ft (But I do know there are wifi extender/boost (if those are even worth it or snake oil, I've never looked into them before so I have no idea)

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Looking for some front L and R speakers for under $300 Wall mountable I don't have an amp yet since I figured I'd pick one out once I figured out what kind of power I need for the speakers. Thanks EDIT: I decided to go with the Jamo S 803 5.0 Home Cinema Speaker System. I got them on sale on Amazon for $169. I then paired them with a Cerwin Vega CVT-200S 12in powered subwoofer all powered by a Yamaha RX-V6A I found locally on Facebook Marketplace for $200. For a bedroom setup, I am very pleased!

Interesting, I was under the impression that these bass shakers are made for home theaters, to be installed on the under side of couches/seats with the purpose of vibrating to give you a more emersive effect, not necessarily add any sound. "The Aurasound AST-2B-4 Pro Bass Shaker literally sends sonic vibrations through the material to which it is attached, enabling you to feel the earth-shaking bass from your music, movies, or video game soundtracks." Appreciate you're time and help, I'll order one of the wall plugs you have linked. Thanks

Maybe some slight confusion? I'm not using this in a car, but for my office/gaming setup at home

would this not work? https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Cordless-Perfect-Battery-Charger/dp/B07915GBF5/ref=sr_1_9?crid=36O8SVDFZ4KXE&keywords=21v+power+supply&qid=1684048808&sprefix=21v+power%2Caps%2C192&sr=8-9 I plan on just keeping the Nobsound one

Oh wow! Thank you for pointing this out!! I'll take a look at those connectors. Is there any way possible I can feed the amp the proper 21v input? I'm currently using the amp and feeding it into Voicemeeter Banna where I'm able to set an EQ so I can cut out the highs and it works pretty well. But now that you point out that I am under-powering it, I would like to get the full potential out of my gear if possible. A link to a power supply to do so would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! I want to add that I originally had this subwoofer amplifier but it did NOT power the shakers very well at all even though it advertises 100W max. I thought this would be a better route since it would cut out the highs for me. But I returned it and got the Nob sound one instead as it actually the one that almost every youtube tutorial recommends... I would like to feed it 21v to get the proper performance/less distortion if possible though!

I know, my use is a little unique. But yes, I want two sets of speaker wires to run two bass shakers. The aviation plugs do this neatly as I can run all 4 cables in one run. On top of that, the connection is secure and I can easily un-connect them when I want to hide the cable. The bass shakers are being used on my office chair, so when I'm not gaming/movie watching I can tuck the cable away for a cleaner look.

I'm running this amp to power this bass shaker. The amp is 50W x 2 at 12v 5a I'm using these aviation connectors because they can carry 4 signals in one connector and they're screwed onto one another to eliminate any chances of them coming disconnected by accident. I am in the process of making my own quick detach cable so I can hide away the cables when not in use. I want to run 4 speaker wires in the same cable seen here. I need clarification on the thinnest gauge I can use. Thanks!

I'm using a projector placed behind the projector screen to be viewed from the opposite side. This results in me viewing the reversed image. How would I "unreversed" the image? My input device is just my PC

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My just got his new AW3423DWF but is stuck with his 980ti until he's able to get his hands on a 7900xtx. Monitor won't let him go above 100hz while using the full resolution of the pannel. Is he limited due to his old GPU? Thanks

No, I really need to update that. I currently have a Titan X Pascal, but I plan to upgrade to 7900xtx on December 13... hopefully.... lol

Hello, I currently have a 16:9 1440p monitor and I'm looking at getting the aw3423dw 21:9 monitor. What kind of a performance hit can I expect now that I will have to power the extra horizontal pixles? To keep things simple lets say that I get 100fps on my 16:9 1440p monitor, what would you estimate the frames i'd get on a 21:9 1440p monitor? Is it as simple as doing some basic math to just get an idea? The ultawide has about 34% more pixels than the 16:9. So I could expect ~66fps (if i was getting 100fps before)? Or am I just overthinking it, haha. Thanks!