CharredPancake

There are two pcs in my house 1 is on the 3rd floor and the other is next to the isp provided modem(yes i am using it) on the 1st floor, i can not reach the wifi from third floor pc and i'am planning to buy a router and 20mt cat6 ethernet cable and put the router next to the upstairs pc. I need wifi there as well since it is my bedroom and i want to be able to use internet with my phone for light browsing etc. The question is, if i put the router in and connect the pc to the router will i be able to connect a lan game with the pc downstairs without a hassle? If i cant is there any settings that i can change so that all the pcs will be in the same lan pool? Or buying something else is needed?

I am a Digital game design student, so i use it usually in Blender renders and making mock games in unreal engine, but i play games 8h/d

My Current Specs: Ryzen 7 3700x GTX 1660s 32GB CL16 3200mhz RAM Corsair RM750 I am planning to buy a new GPU and i cant decide between 6900xt and 3080ti, i know AMD is not as good as NVIDIA in ray tracing and has no DLSS, but does those reasonable enough to pay 350$ more for 3080ti. I am planning to upgrade my PSU as well to 850W or 1000W

Reseating the boot SSD solved the issue. Asus Prime B550-plus generic cooler master 650w psu 80+bronze Ryzen 5600x Now DOCP works as well, turned out the system reports the issue as crash and reverts the DOCP settings.

I dont know his specs for now but i will ask him for the specs when he wakes up.

After a bios update it's still same

My friend has a wierd issue; his pc works when he power it on, if he shuts it down and power it up again it works as well, but if he press restart pc gets stuck at post screen and only thing that shows on his screen is his post screen and press f2 or del to reach bios but neither of those two works for im and when that happens he usually holds down main power button to power off the system and when he powers it back on the pc normally posts and boots to windows, his DOCP doesn't work and as you can guess windows updates are litteral hell for him.

guess i'll start to save up some money

hmm I was using that for 6 years tho

Is the problem the PSU? but the system i was using before worked perfectly with it. it was fx-6300 and some generic low-end mobo.

Specs: Mobo: Gigabyte X570 UD (rev 1.0) (New) Bios Version: F12f CPU: Ryzen 3 3300X (New) RAM: Corsair CMW16GX4M2C320016 (New) GPU: GTX 1060 3GB(Known Working) PSU: Corsair CX750(Known Working) Problem 1: if i dont connect any sata devices and connect only keyboard when i press power switch it does not post if i clear cmos either by pins or battary it posts and let me into the bios it shows rams and cpu everything there is true exept it shows my cpu -55 degree celcius when i try to exit the bios if i saved or not it does not reboots cpu fan stops but other things works and when i press power switch they all stops and when i pressed again cpu fan spins endlessly but nothing happens on screen problem 2: System does not reboots if i press restart from start menu pc closes Cpu fan stops but system fans and ram rgbs still works but Cpu fans does not work again and stays that way nothing happens at monitor if i turn off psu and then turn on and press power button it boots but if I dont do that and try closing it with power switch and turn it on it does not posts if i turn off computer by shutdown if i press power switch cpu fan ramps up but does not stop and restart and mobo does not posts when i want to start the pc I have to close psu button and clear cmos then open it again then press power switch if i do that it posts and i can get into windows but if i turn it off again i must do the steps again. Solutions i tried: reseat every cable reseat cpu, gpu reseat ram take one ram off and tried boot with just 1 dimm slot populated tried every dimm slot Cleaned Cmos Reflashed bios Cleaned cmos by taking off bios battary

It could be pretty cool but i think you need same hardware with ps4 so drivers would not be problem but you cant sony won't send you partlist or anything like that.