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My ISP, Frontier has provided us with a Eero Pro 6 with two other for a mesh system. I have two Asus routers. Not sure if I should use the provided router or not sense it supposed WiFi 6E apparently? Hoping someone has tried it or know of the routers to give some advice if I should just swap or not

Building my sounds like a lot of fun, but the bottom line is. Will I get the same or better performance if I I just do my own? I know the cons are I have to handle everything myself and there's no warranty on it and stuff.

PFSense? Is that an OS that I'm not aware of? I know routers run a custom OS, but not 100% sure how that works. Thought unless it's a small compact device, it wouldn't do me justice because I live in a small apartment complex.

So, pretty sure my router is ded. I can get connection threw modem and PC. The one I got was supposedly last awhile but died after two years. I don't want to go back to stock router, so looking for suggestions. Family of 5. Two of 'em are gamers, and one is a streamer as well. Rest just really use it for normal stuff. We have gig service, so it has to support gig connection. Perf Wi-Fi 6 too.

Hello! I'm currently having issues where games like Beat Saber would stutter and the headset would frame skip a lot. I'm not sure what's causing it, I tried having everything closed, reinstalling VR, different USB ports, and check for driver updates. Here are my computer specs: OS: Windows 10 CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 2700 RAM: 16 GB DDr4-3200 (G.Skill Trident Z) GPU: GTX 1660 Ti, GTX 1650 (secondary) Motherboard: Gigabyte X470 AORUS

So, we all know how iOS has a battery health status in it's settings to tell you how good the battery is. I'm running a Pixel 2 XL, Android 10. Is there any software that can get an accurate or at least close enough estimate to tell me how good my battery health is? I'm aware that I have to charge it up completely and let it die a couple of times.