tzammit_96
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my modem doesn't seem to have a QoS feature built in its software. Is there a possible workaround?
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Thanks, will research about on how QoS work
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model: TL-WDR3600
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Ethernet
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I sure don't want them to know about this. If I had to limit the total bandwidth to 4mbps, and to add a new rule with my static IP saying that I will have no bandwidth limits, will that work? As in will I get the full 8mbps and the other person the 4 mbps?
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Hi all, I am a gamer and so I need a stable upload bandwidth. However part of my family member's work is to upload large sized files, and therefore we end up fighting a lot on the upload bandwidth. Considering we have a total upload bandwidth from our ISP of 8mbs, if I limit the upload limit on the modem's settings to 4mbs, will the family member be capped to 4mbps to upload his stuff, and I in turn get the other 4mbps? I know I can limit each computer's bandwidth through IPs, but let's assume that I cannot set up a static IP on this family member's pc. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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these are the two options where i live: @ 472 euro Intel Core i5-4460 Quad-Core (4) 3.20GHz 4GB DDR3 SDRAM 500GB 7200rpm Hard Drive Windows 7 & 10 Professional @472 euro Intel Core i5-4460 3.2GHz 4GB DDR3 1600MHz 500GB HDD Intel HD Graphics 4600 @250 (my custom build) EXCLUDING WINDOWS i5-6100 Gigabyte GA-B85M-DS3H-A Micro ATX LGA1150 Motherboard Team Vulcan 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory A-Data Premier SP550 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive EVGA 430W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply LC-Power 2004MB MicroTower
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euro 400-500ish
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Hi Everyone. I need to put together a budget build that will only be used in an office. It will only be used for Microsoft Excel, Word and an Accounting Software, therefore nothing fancy. I have experience when it comes to high end gaming parts, however I am a bit lost when it comes to cheap, less performing parts. I would appreciate any help
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Thanks all very helpful
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I think I will go for the pure rock for now. I won't be overclocking a whole lot a the beginning, so I won't need it as much. If later on performance will start to go down, I will simply upgrade to a new fan and increase the overclock Also stupid question here, when buying these fans and CPUs, do I need to buy the thermal paste separately or is it included?
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Ok you convinced me to go with the 6600k. So, I will be getting a be quiet! pure rock to along with that over the 212 evo as I'v read it is quieter. Any thoughts please? Also I have been recommended the Cryorig H7 but I can't seem to find it anywhere at a reasonable price, the least I've found it is at 70ish euro whereas the pure rock is 28 euro.
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Ok you convinced me to go with the 6600k. So, I will be getting a be quiet! pure rock to along with that over the 212 evo as I'v read it is quieter. Any thoughts please? Also I have been recommended the Cryorig H7 but I can't seem to find it anywhere at a reasonable price, the least I've found it is at 70ish euro whereas the pure rock is 28 euro.
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Hi all, I have one final question before purchasing my build. I cannot decide between getting an i5-6500 or an i5-6600k. This is my first build so I don't have much experience in overclocking and I don't know if I even will be overclocking. I will be gaming on an Asus vg248qe 144hz with a Gigabyte gtx 1070. The i5-6500 will cost me around 170 euro with the stock fan (which I have heard is sufficient), but the i5-6600k will cost me 210 euro by itself and another 28 euro for a proper cooler fan, so all in all +68 euro. Considering all this: is the jump to an i5-6600k worth it? As a side note, I will be getting an Asus z170 pro gaming motherboard. Thanks a lot
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I'm not really fussy over aesthetics. If it has good performance and low coil whine, for me it would be the better option even at the risk of reduced aesthetics