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Thank you for the tips! For removing the gateway I assume I would just remove the "Default Gateway:" and "routes:" respectively on my windows and linux machine? My Internet Network in on the subnet 192.168.50.x/24 and my direct connection is on the subnet 192.168.1.x/24 Thanks again!

Hello LTT Networking gang! Backstory... Finally got pissed off that my 10GBe port kept getting a Invalid IP Configuration error when waking my Gaming PC from sleep or on a cold boot. I had to run to the Network Troubleshooter to get internet connection back on. I think it had to do with my Asus 10GBe network switch and maybe the Marvell AQtion not playing nice together. I use 10Gbe on my main PC for minor video editing and saving my gameplay to my NAS Server. So I decided to cut the out 10Gbe ports on the switch and directly hook up my Windows 10 PC to my NAS server. After assigning some static IP addresses and setting gateways I have a direct 10Gbe connection between my Gaming PC and NAS Server. I noticed a lot of latency when using the internet on the Gaming PC but I had set the Interface Metrics to prioritize my 2.5Gbe port rather than my 10Gbe port. My network flow is as follows... Gaming PC 2.5Gbe -> Router Gaming PC 10Gbe <-> NAS Server 10Gbe NAS Server 1.0Gbe -> Switch -> Router The small inconvenience... Any idea how I can get the Network with actual internet connection to show up first? Its just funny seeing seeing "No Internet" on my network taskbar icon. Thank you for any input!

That would be interesting to explore. This b85 board supports CPU over clocking but the RAM is limited to 1600Mhz, even on XMP. The Kit that I have is 2133Mhz. Higher RAM speeds could give a few more fps to the system.

Come back in two years... We aren't getting a RTX 6090 for at least two years. Discussion is pointless. GTX 1080, May 27, 2016 GTX 2080, September 20, 2018 +2.31 years RTX 3090, September 24, 2020 +2.01 years RTX 4090, October 12, 2022 +2.04 years RTX 5090, January 30, 2025 +2.30 years RTX 6090, March 26, 2027 +2.15 years ESTIMATED ON AVERAGE TREND.

Hello! Showing off my second PC I have at my lady's place. I love this build mainly because it is using some of the original parts of my first PC. It features the highly regarded Intel Haswell i7 4770K. Mine was a great overclocker and could do 4.6Ghz with watercooling back in the day. The ram was also the original as well. The motherboard was imported directly from China. Asus releases Chinese motherboards meant for that market. The Asus B85M Gamer is an odd motherboard because if features components from their Republic of Gamers line like Supreme FX and LAN Guard. Also it supports overclocking. I can get 4.4Ghz with out driving up the voltage too much. Asus Chinese mainland motherboards are a now a hobby of mine to look for now. The Asus M11BB OEM case I got for $15. I modded the case to include a 92MM fan front intake. I cut out a square in the front panel and lined it with mesh and foam for direct air flow to the front. The metal part of the case had an area that looked like it was suppose to have a fan because it had a "honeycomb" pattern. I still had to drill holes for a 92MM fan to screw in but it line up perfect. Lastly, but certainly not least I have the infamous GTX 1080Ti. It is the Asus Turbo edition. The Turbo edition was perfect in terms of airflow for the case. The side vents passively suck air and the front fan provides enough air for the CPU and blower style GPU to do their work. GPU tops out at 83c like most Nvidia GPUs do. I have my original ROG Swift PG278Q 1440P 144Hz G-Sync monitor connected to it. It plays some of my older games very well still plays some modern titles very well too. Even Halo Infinite can be played at a solid 120fps on low settings. Over all I am happy with this build and I am interested in doing a similar proof of concept with an 8 core Rocket Lake CPU and RTX 3080 blower style GPU. Parts List OS - Windows 10 CPU - i7 4770K @ 4.4Ghz Cooler - Noctua NH-U9S chromax.Black Motherboard - Asus B85M GAMER RAM - Corsair Vengeance Pro 1600Mhz 32GB GPU - Asus GTX 1080Ti Turbo PSU - Asus ROG Strix 850W Case - Asus M11BB SSD - Samsung 860 Evo 1TB Keyboard - Asus ROG Claymore II Mouse- Asus ROG Gladius III Mousepad- AASUS ROG Hone Ace Aim Lab Edition Monitor 1-Asus ROG Swift PG278Q 144Hz 1440P Headset - Astro A40 MLG Edition Microphone - Asus ROG Magnus

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Go for used parts. Your motherboard is actually really good. Assuming its the Asus H97M-E. I used this motherboard for my temporary gaming ring and it was awesome. Your motherboard can support NVMe SSDs there is a slot right below the CPU. Expect to only do better than 33% of a normal SATA SSD, these are my performance numbers with a new Gen4 NVMe SSD. Get the cheapest NVMe drive you can that is reputable. You can get an decent NVMe SSD for $100/1TB or $55/500GB You can also benefit from upgrading your current processor, I would recommend an i7 4770 since you have a non overclocking board. These old processors go for a little over $100 these days. I wish you could get a better GPU, if you can score GTX 980 for a good price that would be perfect. Facebook market and Offerup is your friend. You can find really good deals on there. Here is my temporary gaming with an i7 4770K, H97M-E, 4TB NVMe SSD, 16GB RAM and GTX 980. It gamed like a champ on 1080p. Recommended parts: ~$200 NVMe SSD 1TB: https://www.newegg.com/team-group-1tb-mp33-pro/p/N82E16820331563 CPU: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=i7+4770&_sacat=0

This really is a non-issue. They have freedom to dress how they want. LMG has a pretty active and movable environment so comfort is necessary for the employees. There will always be a time and a place for a suit but it is not as necessary anymore. The critical things are... Coming to work with clean non-ripped clothes. Daily showers Body deodorant. Brushing your teeth.

You can potentially run the laptop as an RTMP server and get decent results, I have a similar hardware to you. Maybe you would need to use the "fastest" preset since you don't have hyper threading on your i5. Gaming PC i7 4770K/GTX 980 -> Stream PC i7 4710HQ/GTX 850 -> Twitch. Here is the quality I get at 720p 60fps, 6000k bitrate on a "faster" cpu preset. My laptop has a i7 4710HQ processor.

Hello all! I used to have a custom water loop build with a 900D with all the bells and whistles. It was a good high end consumer PC with an i7 4770K, SLI GTX 980s, 16GB RAM, 2TB SSD, ROG Maximus Formula 6. Then 2 years ago my motherboard died and it all went to waste. I didn't repair it since I couldn't find another Formula board for cheap. I wanted to wait for Ampere and Rocket lake but since those were taking a long time to release plus stock issues I decide to throw down a few hundred on a temporary PC that will become a stream server for twitch. I bought a lot of parts on eBay and Facebook market. Fun Facts! I love Asus and their ROG line. I like to but Asus so I was biased in buying their stuff. When I saw the Asus PC case I knew I was going to go for a "semi-sleeper" PC. I'm actually sitting on a ROG Helios and Thor I'm saving for my next big build. The case was nearly perfect. Except that it had a front air vent that looked like it should have fitted a 92mm fan but it didn't have mounting holes. So I drilled in some mounting holes and I cut out a square hole in the plastic front panel and put a mesh filter. The M.2 SATA SSD has Ubuntu Server on it for my eventual stream server. I do some Linux based C programming on the side so the server will be great for me to SSH into from my main PC. I might attempt to put a ASUS 3090 Strix in here or I might get the new ASUS/EK water cooled single slot cards and put in an external loop. PARTS LIST NEW+SECOND HAND ASUS M11BB Pre-built Tower CASE $15 Facebook market ASUS GTX 960 Strix $80 Facebook market ASUS H97M-E/CSM $90 eBay USB 3.0 19pin header to PCIe bracket $10 Dogfish 128GB M.2 Sata SSD $40 Two Artic 92mm PWM PST CO fans $20 Artic Freezer i13x CO CPU Cooler $30 Total Spent: $285 PARTS LIST ORGINAL PC Intel i7 4770K CPU Corsair Vengeance 16GB 2133Mhz RAM Corsair AX1200i PSU GTX 980( Sadly gave this to my brother lol, I wish I could put it in my PC ) Samsung 850 Pro 2TB SSD Corsair 900D selling this case soon.

I saw that my pre-built case had a 92mm fan vent but mounting holes and the front panel cover blocked air flow. I cut out 92x92mm square and drilled some mounting holes. Temps are decent for an i7 4770k at ~4.3Ghz. ~55°c

Damn... Is the chip on the CPU or Motherboard? (I assume CPU)

Yes, I've used the clear CMOS button on my MB various times. Gonna use my brothers PC tomorrow! I started fresh with a downgraded bios. I got Windows 8 through my school in 2013 then did the free upgrade to windows 10. Even fresh installed straight from windows 10 once before. It was all legit and activated. It just started having these issues in the past two months.

So..... My PC just decided to shutdown every 30 minutes EXACTLY. I've already watched the time several times. Also previously to this issue I was experiencing ME FW update failures (plus downgrade spinlock issues) when I would start my PC. My PC would hang and throw various error code before rebooting itself several times to Windows. My Specs PU - i7 4770k @ 4.5Ghz MotherBoard - Republic of Gamers Maximus 6 Formula RAM - Corsair Vengeance Pro 2133Mhz GPU - ASUS Strix GTX 980 PSU - Corsair AX1200i Case - Corsair Obsidian 900D SSD - Samsung 850 Pro 2TB HDD - WD Black 2TB Mouse - Asus ROG Spatha Keyboard - Asus ROG Gk2000 HORUS Headset - Astro A50s Webcam - Logitech HD C920 1080p Monitor 1 - ROG Swift PG278Q 144Hz 1440P G - Sync Monitor 2 - BENQ XL2420T 120Hz 1080P ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ What I've done... Fresh Windows Install(Good bye steam library on 2TB SSD) BIOS Reflashing: 1603 to 1603 to 1505 Turned off all overclocks What I will do... Swap GPU and PSU into my brothers PC which uses a corsair PSU and has no GPU. I ordered a new BIOS chip for $15 just in case. Positives AX1200i has a 10 year warranty New BIOS chip is cheap. Will update!

You're a Software Engineer, you adapt to what is needed. Sometimes you need to pull a Tony Stark.... Companies should invest more in helping student at least acquire internship over the summer to learn an become capable programmers. It would definitely help in confidence.