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Hello my names Jose, I need help reading my pingplotter results because I am a bit clueless on what to deduce from it. My house had been having a lot of packloss disruptions while playing games and watching some streaming services. I used pingplotter almost 2 years ago to solve my issue with my ISP (Cox Internet) and am having trouble again on the same matter. I'll attach a screenshot of what I got. Most of my packetloss comes from HOP 3 (about +50%) while HOP 2 jumps from 1% - 5.1%. I was wondering if you think this issue stems from my modem or if its possible an outside occurence. HOPs 4-13 do have a substantial amount of packloss also with the exception of HOP 5 which has none consistently. If anyone could help me thanks a lot. I'd appreciate it very much. thx again, Jose

thank you!

Hello I have been looking for a new headset to buy. At the moment I am using a Logitech G430 and although it is good I want to get something that would be more comfortable and that has a good quality microphone. I have been looking at the Sennheiser GSP 300 and it seems that it would be a very good purchase and I was wondering if I should go with this headset or if anyone happens to know of a better one for the money. I also want to add that I would use my headset to play games such as R6, Fortnite, and Overwatch and I am a very competitive player so I do try to communicate, hence why I am looking for a good mic. Also my budget is around $100 USD.

I will look into a bigger SSD and I will go with the reinstall, thank you very much!

Hello, my name is Jose, I was going to purchase a new 120GB SSD to be my new boot drive and maybe even hold a game, I currently have 1 TB Toshiba Hard drive. I was wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction when it comes to transferring my OS which is Windows 10 from my Hard drive to the new SSD. Any and all help is appreciated!

Hey no prob dude, just know that with either choice you happened to choose either would have been a smart choice, these are great mice.

I'm gonna be honest, I don't even know my own hand size lol, all I know is that I have the biggest hands in my family. As for the grip I use Palm and it feels great, and I would definitely say that Claw is great for this mouse. Although any Grip is perfectly fine.

With my experience so far the mouse has been great, no problems what so ever, in game or out of game!

Yes I do play Fortnite, at least a couple hours a day, it's great to able to build without having to worry about the wire, and as for FPS games I don't really feel any difference, it works great and feels great to hold. Also when they say "LightSpeed" they are referring to the mouse being wireless. As for choosing whether to buy the 403 or the 703 it really comes down to whether you don't mind playing a premium fee for wireless. They are the same exact mouse just one is wireless and the other isn't.

Hello! I actually just bought this mouse about a month ago! 1. As far as I have had it the sensor is excellent, no problems what so ever or input lag. 2. For me, I have both the scroll wheel light and Logo light on full brightness all day. I would say it lasts about a day and a half for me and it charges to full in a little less than an hour. Honestly I can see this mouse lasting me a good couple years, and just in case I bought a 4 year warranty for 10 dollars from Best Buy which is where I purchased it from. In my opinion I love this mouse and if you have somewhat big hands and are right handed this is a great choice!

This may be a dumb question but do you know how I can update my bios?

ok cool, thank you very much for the help

Alright, also do you recommend any places or sites that sell used tech?

May I ask what you mean by see if you PSU is "standard though, same with the front panel headers"

So right now I have been looking into buying a new cpu because the one I have at the moment just doesn't have the power at all to play at a consistent 60fps at 1080p at the lowest settings and I was wondering if anyone could provide any CPU suggestions that would be best in my price budget of $200 and compatible with the components I have Rn. (going over the budget a little bit is fine) Also any advice is fine. One thing I should note is that I usually play games like Overwatch and Fortnite but I do really want to play Fallout 76 when it comes out and I have heard that Triple A titles do take a lot of power to run. Another thing I would like to note (as this might take an impact on your suggestion) is that I do want to stream in the future but obviously don't have the money for an expensive processor and a motherboard that supports it at the moment. Unless you know a cheap and good streaming CPU and motherboard. And for anyone that is wondering how I got this PC? I bought it off amazon because it was in my price range and really wanted a pc and this looked good for gaming but as I found out the CPU just wasn't really made for playing games. Here are the components in my PC -Intel Pentium G4400 - Acer Aspire TC-780A (On the invoice paper of the purchase of this PC all it says is Acer Brand Motherboard, what I wrote down is what I found when looking more into my PC.) -8GB DDR4 RAM -ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1050 2GB -12 in Sata to Molex LP4 Power Cable Adapter 1-8 in Angled SATA Cables