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For an upcoming move, I was looking into different ISPs and internet connections. My preferred ISP offers the following (Prices in EUR, 45.22 USD, 53.19 USD, 55.85 USD): Obviously, the SuperFiber1 package seems to be the best option since it's only 2.50 EUR more expensive than the 200Mbit option. Lately I've seen a lot of people talk about having too much internet speeds, you've probably seen the LTT video about it. One thing no one seems to talk about is, how much do you actually need then? Do you actually need a gigabit connection, or is 200Mbit fine for most enthusiasts? What do you thing about this? Do you have gigabit, if so would you recommend it? I'm not really looking for advice (but it is welcome of course), I'm just really curious about your opinion on the matter. Sorry if this is a duplicate btw, I couldn't find another discussion about this.

It opened Startup Repair on boot, but it failed and told me that some files couldn't be repaired. When I ran "sfc /scannow" this showed up:

Hello, I've installed the Windows 11 leaked build on a 5400 RPM HDD, I'm running this HDD alongside my SSD which is running Windows 10 Pro 21H1 and my 2TB 7200 RPM HDD. This installation of Windows 11 is causing corrupted files on the SSD running Windows 10 and Windows 10 tries to repair those files every time. Does anyone know what's causing this and how to fix it? Please not that I have installed the Windows 11 build using the Windows 10 21H1 bootloader, I just discovered that my motherboard supports TPM 2.0 -_- Thanks!

Thanks for this awesome tutorial. I connect the Microsoft Lifecam HD-3000 to a Raspberry Pi 3. The Pi gets really hot (80°C - 83°C). The cam runs at 960*554 and 20 FPS. What is the most easy way to cool it?