AleksiDj73

Hello everyone, i am trying to find a software that can backup all of my photos videos and whatever else to my PC daily (WiFi preferably and not by cable and also that is not a paid service e.g Google Drive/One etc) and whenever i delete something from my phone, it deletes from the backup as well (if possible). I also want the software to be a legit and popular one and not some shady app that barely works. Any help would be appreciated!

As i said to Kilrah, the wifi in the kitchen is horrendous

I would've but for some reason the wifi in the kitchen is horrendous (there is something blocking the signal in the kitchen, getting like 1-2 bars and the router is like 5 meters away) so my parents and brother use 2.4GHz. If i was in my old house then yeah, we would've used 5GHz

Idk, maybe download something urgent? No clue

Lol, alrighty then haha. So, just told my brother to download speedtest ookla on his phone and you were correct, on 2.4GHz, he got 90Mbps so it's just indeed an actual limitation on my phone and my moms phone. Probs with my dads phone as well, i will test his later But hey ho, 55Mbps is more than enough for pretty much anything really

Yeah that's what i meant but i don't think i'll ever need actual fiber lines in my house since i'm not doing anything extreme with my internet Alrighty then, my brother just came home from work so i will tell him to download speedtest ookla and see if he truly gets 95 on his phone and i will update you in a bit Yeah i know. But still, 55Mbps is enough for me

Yeah i know but that's how they got the plans here lol Indeed but that's how they advertise it here. If my house had actual fiber lines, i would have FTTH but i don't So you're saying that my brothers S23 should show on 2.4GHz 95Mbps? Can't quote your last message for some reason but anyways. Yeah it's not a high end model but it's not like it can't handle 100Mbps speed..

Hello everyone, yesterday we upgraded our home internet to Fiber 100Mbps (100 down and 10 up) and since yesterday i've been doing speedtests both on 2.4 and 5GHz channels to see what's up both on PC/Laptop/Phones etc. Before Fiber 100, we had Fiber 50 (50 down 5 up) and on all of the devices i got constant 50 down and 5 up with no issues at all both on 2.4 and 5GHz. Now with Fiber 100, i get above 95Mbps both on PC (Ethernet) and laptop (WiFi, both 2.4 and 5Ghz) but on my personal phone (Samsung Galaxy A71) and my moms Samsung Galaxy M13, we both get on 2.4GHz around 55Mbps, and if i switch to 5GHz on my phone, i get the same numbers as my PC and laptop which is 95Mbps or so. I haven't tested my dads phone yet (Galaxy A24) or my brothers phone (Galaxy S23) but most likely it's gonna be the same numbers. And remember, these tests were done being in the next room or directly infront of the router. I wanted to ask why am i getting around 55Mbps on 2.4GHz on phones and not the full 100Mbps when being literally 50cm away from the router? It's not like my phone is ancient and can't handle the bigger speed so what gives? Maybe a router setting? And the router is an ISP router and not one that i bought. REMINDER: We do not got FTTH (Fiber To The Home), we got FTTC (Fiber To The Curb) Any help would be appreciated!

I am thinking of sending it back really If i wanted i could've legit replaced the fan myself but why destroy the warranty it has on it and that it still has 1.5 years left? Not worth I'll send it back and see if they replace the fan or send me a new unit. Hopefully the issue happens when the manufacturer checks it out because if the issue doesn't happen on their side, they'll be like "the unit has no problems" and i'll be "welp"...

Hello everyone, i'll get straight into what i wanna say. So, i bought the Corsair CV650 Power Supply in mid june this year and for the past 2 weeks i've had a noise from the fan and it sounds like the following video (video not mine but it's the same exact issue as mine) The noise happens 4 times in this video. Yes i know, the PSU is still in warranty, basically got 1.5 years left of warranty but the issue is, if i get the PSU replaced, i will be worried that the issue will still happen after some time. Plus it will take around a month for the PSU to be checked out etc and i want the PC almost on a daily basis and that's why i haven't sent it back yet. What should i do? Send the PSU back, have it checked and hopefully it gets replaced? Or just straight up rip the warranty label and replace the fan myself which yes i know opening a power supply is deadly. Forgot to mention, that noise doesn't constantly happen meaning 24/7 i hear this issue every 5-10 seconds. There will be a period where it won't make the noise for 5 mins or more or there will be a period where it'll do it for 5 mins straight every 5-10 seconds and the noise gets quite annoying at times. Thank you!

Thank to each one of yall that have replied and helped me

Okie dokie! Sorry what? If i wanted i could've easily upgraded my monitor and get a 200 euros monitor since i got the money but i'm the type of person to use a product till it dies on me/when it's unbearable in using it and hence that's why i still haven't upgraded yet

I mean, MediaRange ain't a knockoff or a fake company so i have high hopes for it. Yes, unfortunately the monitor ONLY has a VGA connection. I mean, to be truthfully honest, after 15 years of almost continuous use, the logical thing is to buy a good cheap PC monitor but since the monitor still works, then why bother upgrade? Yeah you may say upgrade to get a better quality image etc but honestly i don't really care so that's why i'm still with that monitor 15 years later. And surprisingly the backlight and everything on this monitor is still superb. Even the power button light on the monitor itself is still working lol. But spending 4 euros to get a new cable ain't gonna break my bank to not get those random green/purple colors when moving the cable. So, should i get SVGA over VGA?

I just wanted to know if VGA and SVGA are the same thing or not because if i had bought an SVGA cable and it somehow didn't work with my monitor, then i would be pissed lol I hope i don't run into that trouble though

Hello everyone, i own this 15 year old monitor, an LG Flatron W1943SB with a VGA port and i've had a VGA male to male cable for many many years and recently whenever the cable moves, the color changes to green, purple etc and well i've decided to get a new cable which is not a whole lot and because i've never been in the market for VGA in general and i don't think i will upgrade my monitor soon, in my search results i saw SVGA cables which of course means Super Video Graphics Array (specifically the MediaRange MRCS105 for 4 euros) and my question will be stupid lol but will the SVGA cable work just like any plain VGA cable out there? Thank you!