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FastBehindYou

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    The Netherlands
  • Occupation
    Manager of a Hosting & SP company

System

  • CPU
    Intel i7-2600K
  • Motherboard
    Intel DP67BG
  • RAM
    8 GB DDR3-1333 Mhz Dual-Channel
  • GPU
    ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX970
  • Case
    Fractal Design R2
  • Storage
    120 GB Intel 530 SSD + RAID-1 1 TB Seagate HDD
  • Display(s)
    2x Acer 242HL
  • Cooling
    Corsair H110i
  • Keyboard
    Logitech
  • Mouse
    Sharkoon
  • Sound
    Philips
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 64-bit

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  1. FastBehindYou
    So much powerline
  2. FastBehindYou
    I agree with you that it can be a lot easier and Android is easy to use to transfer files. However there are some workarounds for iOS.
  3. FastBehindYou
    You actually can transfer music. Don't use the sync option, just drop.
  4. FastBehindYou
    So what is the problem you talked about resetting the phone? That is not true.
  5. FastBehindYou
    You are doing something wrong if you have to erase your phone when you have a new PC. You can use synchronisation on 5 different PC's
  6. FastBehindYou
    Is Zeelandnet your ISP? Looks like you have the same plan as me.
  7. FastBehindYou
    You don't only pay for the phone but also for the OS. iOS has way more security then Android. However their prices are indeed a little high.
  8. FastBehindYou
    ASUS USB-N53: https://www.asus.com/Networking/USBN53/
  9. FastBehindYou
    You will need a Managed Switch (or Smart Switch) to support LACP/cable bonding. You will have more throughput. You also will need another NIC in your computer.
  10. FastBehindYou
    You just buy access points and place them in your house. You connect an ethernet cable to it and set the configuration settings for each access point. You can set the same SSID's so you can roam between the access points.
  11. FastBehindYou
    I live in The Netherlands and the travel costs are pretty high but otherwise..
  12. FastBehindYou
    If you want really good coverage, you should use a few access point. They do not repeat the signal but they will broadcast a new signal. It is faster and more stable.
  13. FastBehindYou
    You should use them (more information: https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using ).
  14. FastBehindYou
    Unifi Pro looks good!
  15. FastBehindYou
    You may be happy you have an Intel processor because it can handle very high temperatures (though it is not recommended to reach those high temperatures..). Get a new certified PSU and RMA this one. Q-Shield should not short your PSU or let you reach the high temperatures. If it did, your power would be switched of automatically because of the ground electricity. It looks like your PSU has a fault. Which temperatures do you reach with the PSU from your friend?
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