Jump to content

Miksnake

Member
  • Posts

    25
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Awards

This user doesn't have any awards

Miksnake's Achievements

  1. keep in mind this is directly into the modem and not the router.
  2. unfortunately, I'm from Denmark is this also the case if you use a "power bar" that doesn't have a wire attached to it, like this one. http://www.harald-nyborg.dk/p7290/stikdaase-dobbelt-med-jord I know that "power bar" isn't the right word for it, but I just couldn't be bothered to look it up
  3. ok thank you guys, I have just one more question is it slower if you have it in a power bar than just in the outlet?
  4. My wifi sucks, so I have decided to buy a powerline kit. and I was wondering, if you could use it in a socket extender?
  5. hi. Guys, I recently moved to a new place with internet included since I was using my isp router, I had to get a new one. I went to a garage sale and picked up a cheap router. since I started have been using this router I have experienced lag spikes. I have tested my connection with ethernet, and I didn't experience any lag spikes. the problem with this is however that I can't have an ethernet cable across the entire house.
  6. so a few days back my keyboard stopped working. i've narrowed the list down to these two keyboard, but i can't decide which keyboard i should choose, i like the looks of both of them, however i've heard the 6gv2 key prints fades pretty quickly. and for the switches i don't have a preference, i've tried the mx black and didn't find these tough to use.
  7. thanks that clears up alot in regards to the 8 pin connector it was actually the motherboard itself that blocked the 8 pin from going through the cable hole thingy which was why i had to uninstall it
  8. i don't expect anyone too be able to do that, but i just wanted to know if someone have tried this and had any trouble later than down the road
  9. i had problem with my case "corsair 200r" which prevented me from hiding the 8 pin cpu connector behind the motherboard thay. so i took everything apart and when i tried to install the motherboard again i heard some very quiet noises(when i pushed it against the io), so i took it apart again to check for physical damage, i can't see any and i can still boot up and everything. but i just want to make sure that there isn't going to be any long term damage
  10. so i have a board that supports one pci 3.0 x16 and pci 2.0 x16. i have heard that this dosen't really make a difference since pci 2.0 x16 is equal to pci 3.0 x8 and most motherboards downgrade the lane anyway to x8. have i understood this right? i hope this makes sense
×