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Still going to yell at the seller because the Titanium he has priced at 480 but he has the TX-1000 priced for 443 so I'm going to demand he refund the difference before I remove the one star review.

PERFECT! Thank you!

By old one I assume you mean the PRIME Titanium which has been heavily tested and review so I know what I'm getting with it while I've found little about the TX-1000. Feel free to post any information you have showings it's just as good or better and I'll gladly keep it.

Just want something of proven high quality as I will very likely be using this PSU until it either dies or tech changes force me to use something else. That's why I was wondering if I should just keep what was sent to me as I'm not sure how much the difference in quality between the two actually is since the prices differences are pretty close.

Because the official ones have been sold out for sometime now and no idea when the will be in stock.

I did buy it off Amazon but the seller and shipper is E Tronic.

So over a week ago I ordered a Seasonic PRIME 1000 Titanium SSR-1000TR what I received instead is the Seasonic PRIME TX-1000 for those of you involved in the PSU Tier List should I keep what they sent me and just demand a refund for the price difference or should I demand they send me the product I ordered?

I can afford cat 7 cables. I can't afford a 5 or 10 gig switch so why not future proof so I don't have to replace all my cables when I have the hardware that can run over 1 gig Also if the brand makes good cat 7 they probably make good cat 5e so at it's core the type of cable doesn't really matter just if the brand has proven reliable to people with more experience at this than I have.

I'm looking into getting a switch so I can have all the devices in my living room hard wired for gaming and streamer. I have no interest in wireless anything so I'm only interested in switches. What I've read about the Nighthawk S8000 sounds great but I'm wondering if anybody here has owned one and if so was it worth the money. If not any suggestions on an alternative? Edit: Also if anybody can recommend a reliable brand of cat 7 cables I'd appreciate it.

There's only two computers in the house and one is on the same desk as the router so something like that would be a waste. Just need to replace the one ruined wire so I don't have to keep using slow wifi. The main thing is I just need advice on what brand of cabling to trust.

Haven't quite decided. The original line was run in the crawl space under the house but I'm debating running it around the outside tucked under some metal roofing to keep it out of the sun and weather.

So I'm trying to replace an ethernet cable that stopped working and I'm looking at new cables online since nobody local sell them (yay small towns) but I would appreciate some recommendations and advice. I'm trying to find at least a 100 ft or 150 ft cable. I'm also looking to future proof my setup but having trouble deciding which to buy. The main thing is what ethernet cable brands have people hear found to be trustworthy and reliable? My main reason for asking this is because every CAT 7 cable I've looked at has reviews claim they don't actually meet CAT 7 requirements and don't want to buy a bad one. As I said any information you can give will be appreciated. Thank you.

Yea that's about what I've found as well. I was really hoping somebody had found another option I had missed. Though I was outside backtracking the cable run around the house and discovered that the line to my room had been cut and no longer has an end on it so apparently it wouldn't matter anyways since I've had to fix that as well. Guess this was doomed from the beginning. Thanks anyways for your help!

So I recently had the old networking cable connecting the computer in my room to the router in the living room stop working. I had been getting ready to replace it but wasn't to happy about it because that would require getting in the small space under the house to run the new cat7 I was going to buy. I then remember that I currently have coaxial cable that is already in both my room and the living room being unused because our tv now comes through a roku. I already tried doing a bit of research but so far the only devices I've found that definitely allow that kind of use are all over $50 and I really don't have much money to spent on this. So I'm wondering if anybody has done something like this in their own home and if so how well did it work for you? The second question is if anybody can recommend two adapters that are cheaper than what I've found but also won't kill my net speeds. Thank you for any help you can provide!