bobfreeman

I've tried it both plugged in and unplugged Thanks, I sent it back to Amazon

No, I don't

I've never used it before

Do you think the hard drive may be dead?

It's a laptop, there are no cables

I don't have another computer to test it on, and I just got the hard drive yesterday No, it's a brand new drive

No, nothing happens when I press the power button

Yeah, there's also an m.2 drive installed for the os

I installed a 750gb wd blue drive in my Asus rog gl502 and when I press the power button, nothing happens. When I take the hard drive out, it boots and loads windows properly

Speedtest.net says my home ping is 2 ms, and the college ping is 5 ms

At home I have a gigabit fiber connection from at&t and speedtest.net says I'm getting about 945 megabits per second, but whenever I visit a website or enter a url it takes like 2 seconds to load. At my college speedtest.net says that the speed is around 850 megabits per second, but whenever I click on something it's instantaneous and snappy with basically no loading time. If there are less megabits per second why does it feel so much faster?

So it would be a better choice to just get a 2 gigabit service for $300 a month? I was thinking that I could save $100 a month by getting 2 one gigabit plans for $100 a month each

The new one on vessel

In the video Linus shows a way to connect 2 Internet networks together with a box to increase his Internet speed. I was wondering if there was a max speed to that. Would I be able to get a second gigabit fiber connection and bond them together for 2 gigabit speeds?

Sure I can afford it, but I would rather not pay that much in maintenance and fuel. I am leaning heavily towards the Tesla, but the thing stopping me is that it doesn't have autopilot, but the E63 is fully loaded with the distronic plus package. I would enjoy the engine sound, but i could live without it