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Muleworx

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    Cars and Computers
  • Occupation
    Full Time Student, Part Time Automotive Detailer

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  • CPU
    Intel i5 8600K
  • Motherboard
    Asus
  • RAM
    Corsair 2x8gb
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX 1080
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    Corsair
  • Storage
    120GB Silicon Power SSD, 1TB WD HHD
  • PSU
    Corsair CX600M
  • Display(s)
    2x Acer Predators
  • Cooling
    EKWB Kit
  • Keyboard
    Corsair K68
  • Mouse
    Corsair
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. Thank you Electronics Wizardy, It will only be the 3 scales and a laptop on the network. The IPs will statically be assigned. Am I better off with just a router? From my understanding there is no ISP on site at least not yet. Sorry getting confused between router and AP for this setup.
  2. I did confirm that there will be no internet access. The scales will be communicating with a computer with the scale software installed. Awesome, that is what I was thinking but just wanted to confirm. This is what you are referring too? I can just use this? https://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-UAP-AC-LITE-802-11ac-Gigabit-Dual-Radio/dp/B01DRM6MLI/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ubiquiti+network+unifi+802.11ac+dual+radio+pro&qid=1614960191&sr=8-1
  3. Hello all! Long time member and have built a few custom PCs but I have recently have been asked to setup a friends small business. It is a deli and they have 3 wifi scales that need to be on a closed wireless network with no internet access (need to confirm that part). They also need a router. 1. From my understanding I just setup router with a new SSID and password, maybe hide the SSID? What is the best practice for ensuring it does not have internet access? Simply not having it plugged in to the modem? 2. Recommendation for a router for this type of setup? Thank you, Ryan
  4. I think I am going to use the rental router from them for a month or so and then figure out what my options are and push for ONT since i will be internet only. Thank you everyone!
  5. Thanks! thats what I as afraid of...they would use coaxial cable to the modem.
  6. Hello All, I just ordered Verizon Fios for my new to me home. For now I went with the 100mbps speed and I will be using my own router. I am curious on how the service will be installed? Since it is Fios would they be using the ONT(Ethernet cable) or a coaxial cable? I still need to find a compatible router as well. Thank you Ryan
  7. Cool I will look into these things. 650W be sufficient? Thank you!
  8. Oh wow... did you notice it in time when it died? I have the cooler master 212 evo now and Ilove it just wanted to try water cooling this time around
  9. Thank you for the heads up but I think I am going to stick with Intel...
  10. Hello Everyone, I plan on starting my second build within the month. I have been rocking my budget build for close to three years now and its time for more power. I am currently running and i3-4300, evga 960 SSC 2gb, 8gbs of ram and 600w power supply lol. I mainly use this playing COD and Battlefield. Here is the link to what I am planning on building. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TMPg2R (I will be reusing my hard disks) Its nothing crazy I know, just looking for some opinions and if I should wait on anything cool coming in the near future it would be greatly appreciated Main concerns are about the gpu selection Ryan
  11. Ah gotcha.. Was hoping Google had an offline version of their player. Now you have to manage two apps...?
  12. Yea I seen that. Just want to figure out how it would would if I have no internet connection and cant get to the web player. I would have the music files just no player for them.
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