sean hayes

Thanks for the help, have a nice day

thank you for the feedback

I'am building this PC, but I don't know if the PC is the best that it can be for the price. I decided to choose the Intel i7 6700k CPU and the MSI Z170A Gaming M7 Motherboard. Would these work well together, because i have heard that Asus is a better motherboard for Intel Skylake. Also at the moment I cant afford to but the GTX 1080 I want so I'm using my old graphics card, the AMD Radeon R9 280 series. I am also going to use the Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200 MHz 2*8 GB for the RAM. For the power supply I am just gonna buy a 650 Watt. and the cooling i went for liquid, because I love liquid cooling and I went for the Corsair H100i V2. For the case i went for the Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 5. Windows 10 Home 64 bit. Samsung 850 EVO 500 GB. I would just like to know if this would all work together and if they would work well and play nice with each other. Thank you for any comments in advance.

thank you so much man. have a great day

what kind of speed would i get?

so i dont need the transceiver?

okay so you say that the converter is out of stock. all i need to do is change the converter?

oh great. thanks man

that sounds like a good idea but im in GB im not in america/canada

no antenna

Okay. Now Dont Judge me. but i have my gaming setup in my summer house. (its a bigger area than my bedroom). Okay now for the problem. the distance from my router to the shed is a long way. too long and too expensive to use a super long Ethernet cable from my router to the shed to my computer. Iam now currently using a power line adaptor. when i first got it. it was working great. a stable connection of 100 mbps download and a stable connection of 10 mbps upload. However it has been a few months and the connection has been getting progressively worse. its got to the point where im only getting like 10 mbps and 1 mbps for download and upload. it has also been doing a lot more lag spikes in games. i have the adaptors plugged in to the mains like it said and have been unplugging them overnight quite recently to see if it would improve the connection. it was unsuccessful. any suggestions of what i could do and if i need to buy a new adaptor or something. thank you in advance for any helpful comments.

ok Ill try that thanks man

I've tried all posable combos for the drives being unplugged or plugged in. I think it's a duff board.

ok ill try it now

no it wasnt the best deal in the world although I think im just gonna build a new one next year