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Have you tried updating/installing the NIC drivers for the motherboard from Gigabyte's site? The other thing to check would be like some download speed booster program or speed limiter for gaming performance that might have been installed, these tend to do rate limiting of bandwidth which could explain it.
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See Minimum cabling distance for -SR, -LRM, -LR, -ER modules is 2m, according to the IEEE 802.3ae
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Yah, I've run 100g optics like that over a 1m cable for years without issue
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Ah, I missed Sweden earlier: https://www.amazon.se/Medienconverter-Singlemode-Transceiver-strömadapter-SFP-LX-modul/dp/B07TB4KPPL Two of these would do
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https://www.amazon.com/Converter-SFP-Transceiver-20KM-ipolex/dp/B0719HS31P/ Two of these plus the fiber you linked earlier would be perfect
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Multi mode for 10g or 1g (lower data rates) is good for up to about 300-500m, you can do 200m for 100g on multi mode in some cases HOWEVER I would still advise single mode for basically any install these days
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Those wouldn't work out of the box without some couplers and LC to SC patch cables as well. The converters are SC connectors (stubby/fat connectors) and the fiber linked is LC (long/skinny connectors). If you can find converters with SFP ports instead then you could get an SFP module like was linked above (make sure it's single mode if you use the cable you linked) and then you'll be good.
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Instructions unclear FBI is here
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It's not Ubiquiti that won't allow it, it's per the 6E and 7 spec that 6GHz won't allow WPA2 and lower.
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What are you talking about? You don't replace any parts because you got a virus, that's not how they work. What do you mean you reset your motherboard thing and virus protection is disabled? Pictures and whatnot help You need to reinstall Windows fresh.
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yuzu-totally-legit-rebuild.net
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how prevalent is cisco networking gear in the real world
Lurick replied to JoshCanHearYou's topic in Networking
Agreed with @brwainer and to add. GUI is great for mass provisioning and whatnot, CLI is still king in most cases for troubleshooting imo. Edit: Also brwainer, ping me if you have questions about NDFC. ND 3.1 and NDFC 12.2.1 are around the corner and adds a lot of much needed improvements -
In North Carolina you can't even see how much you owe in state taxes. So if you pay in installments, you better track that shit yourself very carefully.
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Data is transmitted in bits (1s or 0s), hence the reason internet is advertised in bits, but the data is stored in bytes (8 bits) as that's the smallest storable unit of data.
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Steam, by default, shows downloads in bytes. Internet speed is always in bits. There are 8 bits in a byte. It's a matter of units and conversion, nothing more 60MB/s*8 bits = 480Mbps Which is basically what you're getting/paying for to your ISP. You can go into Steam's settings and display downloads in bits per second instead if you want to.
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Then you fucked their mom and gave them a child she'd actually love?
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Sign up for an account at a brokerage such as Charles Schwab, Fidelity, etc.
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No, you WILL fry your board at minimum doing that Edit: Also they are keyed differently but if you somehow manage to force the 6+2 into the CPU socket you will fry the motherboard.
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It definitely is Hypothetically of course it might have made its way already to someone
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I mean everyone but Dell iirc requires a contract for firmware, not just Cisco, lol
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Woo! Under 200 for the first time in probably 10 years
Technically it's 125lbs down from my highest weight but I started re-tracking with Fitbit and whatnot in July
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Adding another vote for 5600
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You have Cinebench 2024, not r23 You can download it here: https://www.guru3d.com/download/download-maxon-cinebench-r23/
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