KingBlue72

You think sticking with 24'' will be better? Haven't decided on the exact components yet, but I want to go kinda overkill now in order to make it last a bit longer than a mid tier build

I've always had low-mid tier pc's and therefor always gamed on 60-75hz 1080p at like 24''. Would it be worth it to go 1440p at like 27''? Feel like it might be a bit too high of a jump to go above that

What about 27''?

It's mostly open world like Skyrim or RDR2, with the occasional CoD or Battlefield

I'm looking into building a high-end system to last me for some years to come and along with it I'm thinking of a new monitor aswell. So, the question is do I go for 1440p or do I stick with 1080p to squeeze high framerates at high settings for some years to come? Is there a noticable difference in quality? Is it worth it?

I'm looking to buy a new phone since my 2 year old Huawei P20 Lite has been dissapointing me for a while. But the problem is that I don't really know a lot about what phone to get instead of it, therefore I am looking for help on this matter. I'm thinking a max price of about 7000 sek (can be flexible), Android as the OS and an AUX port. Thanks in advance!

Max limit is around 10000 sek

Does anyone have any recommendations for a basic gaming laptop? My friend has given me the task of finding a laptopt that will be used pretty much only for League of Legends. Please leave suggestions below :)

Thanks man!

Link?

But how can I double check?

I just tried doing admin as both but it didn't work

So I'm very new to networking and I have been dealt the task to setup an access point for my family. We have an ASUS RT-N66U N900 as our router and if I understand everything correctly I need to now the WiFi-standard that it is running and the only way to know this is to go here and log in, however I don't have access to the login information since my mother forgot it. How can I go about doing this?

Where can I find them?

I can only see system information like temps and change fan mode in it