Well, first of all, I live in an old house and I have to cheap out. Cuz you know, asian?
I'm a Malaysian and our currency is so low that even the highest end of products you could get here would be cheaping out in more advanced countries.
I have just moved my PC to a new position in my house and have changed the position of my powerline adapter to somewhere nearby this new connection. However, I have not been able to connect to the Internet even though I have tried to change the position of the powerline adapter around different sockets for the past 4 hours.
On the TP-Link Powerline Utility app it says that I am indeed connected to the other powerline adapter, just not able to connect to the Internet with it.
I own a TP-Link TP-PA511.
i changed up the optimization from default to performance, it seems to speed it up a bit.
also, ive read on increasing the DRAM voltage, should that be of my concern?
EDIT : This is because my DRAM frequency says 933MHz.
So today I just bought 2x4gb Kingston Fury RAMs to complement my existing pairs of 2x4 gb
and the moment i booted up the PC, I noticed something,
my pc takes a lot longer to boot up.
I've read on DRAM voltage boosting, is that required of me to do so?
yea,
i suspect that its with the cable or the mic itself,
i think ill just send it back for warranty, since its on a 1 year warranty,
got it for barely 3 months.
do you want a recording of it from 5 inches away?
lol, it sounds like shit.