EchoRebounded

Plan on adding one later on if she decides to try any real games.

Any reason you went with a 350 vs 450 board?

Only thing I was worried about with that would be upgrading in the future. With AM4, I can pop in a newer CPU and Dedicated Graphics later on

Exactly

Thanks, I was looking more at price. I will look at a different one

My mother in law needs a new web browsing / Homescapes "gaming" pc. Need to keep it under $500 USD and would like it to have an upgrade path. I was looking at a Ryzen 2200G and a mini ITX, but size is not as big of a deal as budget. I will be moving a 1TB HD and an optical drive from the existing Prebuilt system. Here is a pc part picker list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/3BngQZ Any suggestions would be great, she wants to wait a couple of months so I have time.

Rg11 is not necessary in most cases, it is used for long main cable runs. 250' or greater tap to house. It also is harder to work with as it less flexable and requires special tools. A good quality rg6 cable is perfect for antennas. A #6 ground wire is fine from an antenna, but also ground the cable as well. im not sure as to an lte filter, I have not used one.

Did you get this fixed? I am a cable guy too, it kinda sounds like hum bars (voltage on the line).

try changing you DNS to something else like Google's 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

as long as the subnets are different and you don't mind not being able to talk between the different subnets l, then your fine. Personally I would look at a docsis 3.1 modem, a ubiquiti security gateway, switch, and a couple of access points.

Change the cable and try a different port on your router. If you have a sepret modem plug directly in to the modem and power cycle it

Cool thanks everyone

They have an option for a 750 platinum for $80 more. should I look at that or check a different vendor ?

The Optane module is free

The USA