shark7760

a long period of nothing interesting to report.

It's been a bit of a pain in the butt, but we are working on it. 

Yes, that is possible in multiple ways: 
You install DD-WRT on the router and set it up as a repeater. This has the benefit, that you don't need additional hardware, BUT you have to flash the router and you are sharing the (maybe already) slow wifi connection. You buy a cheap (because your routers wifi is already slow, so you won't need a high speed adapter) D-LAN adapter pair, I would choose TP-link, and connect the router via D-LAN to your main router. This has the benefit, that you have a stable backbone. Then setup the netgear router with the same SSID and password, BUT a different wifi channel. This will make the AP selection transparent for you devices. 

A simple idea: Using a waterbed as a watercooling reservoir!
Can it be done? I have no idea.
Is it a good idea? Probably not.
Will it make for a fun video? I think so!

No info yet. I will keep you updated here.

Hello @Marre77
I did some research and found the video below. This adapter is compatibel with the Optix MAG341CQ (RV is missing, but maybe this doesn't matter) as mentioned in the video description. Maybe this will be also compatible with the MAG342CQRV, but I don't know whether this adapter is included in the box or you need to buy this separately. 

Update from 12 november 2020
 
This really sucks ...
So, backers can (one of the three options below) :
*get a 25€ refund, on a kickerstater project that cost 580 to 650€ ...
*or be in the 20 lucky "winners" and get a free case; for the other backers pay again to get a case (600 to 700$).
*or say no to this partnership and push-back furthermore the project and release of a final product ...

Update from 26 june 2020
 

Another update came today:
 

A new CEO, a new update, not so much hope:
 
Still, they are sorry for the lack of the communication but list their "gaps" like it was a small thing. 8 of those gaps saying that they did not know what they were doing and they probably still do not know what they are doing.
 
Will there be a company that will continue with the project for the price of using Calyos technology for free? Will there be a marked for such cases?

I backed two projects, but in first I got what was promissed, it only was not what I think was promissed, and they was onest about it, and said it that they think they can do better, but they delivered both the goods, and their sorry.
But Calyos delivered only false promisses, and fake deadlines. If they would come at first missed deadline and said sorry we can not make it, situation would be completely different, but they just promissed another fake deadline.

Because we hit a plateau of "feels faster" for daily tasks around 2012.
 
If you do any compute intensive work, there have been pretty massive increases in performance.
 
Games do not really count as intense work for a CPU anymore.

I'm super disappointed.. I really wanted to see this come out

Maybe we are too few people, maybe this case seems to be boring for most of the LTT viewers, but I think a little techquicke would be perfect to examine the rights of the customers of a failed kickstarter project. This project could be an example in this quicke. This ensures that the public is aware of this case and also sensitizes other people to put their money in Kickstarter projects.