Ricky Lim

Ubiquiti amplify

If it's me and having the budget I will use mesh cause it's easier to setup

An Access Point is a simple wifi device, normally used in commercial setups, that it's only job is to be basically a Wifi switch, take a LAN connection and allow it be accessed by wireless devices. Consumer devices tend to have multiple roles, Router, Modem, Switch. Now an Acess Point needs a connection to the LAN, in normal situations this is done by a network cable. Mesh technology utilizes the wireless uplinks to expand networks even further and have no set path back to the main point. Newer access points utilize this method to increase wifi coverage in both consumer and commercial setups. You usually have one main point that is connection via LAN by traditional cables, and nodes connect to the main point wirelessly, only requiring power instead of a dedicated line.

I think mesh is better for convenience cause you don't need to connect to new ap every time you leave the ap1 area to ap2 area

If you're using 500 series chipset it should not be a concern I think

If I'm not wrong the 1060 should be displayport 1.2 certified & 1.4 ready

Nah the one that can bottleneck is only yer procie mate the mobo doesn't has any effect whatsoever if im not wrong

I think I'm gpu bottleneck using R5 3600 with a punny 1060 6 gb and basically no money

Alr RMAd the m.2 and it's true the m.2 has some problem

Yep touch the heatsink for a sec and it pretty much very hot

Yes alr removed the protective layer and how I know cause when it freeze I shutdown the pc and wait for around 10 min to all of it to cooldown and tried again and the same thing happened

so i just bought an SX8200 Pro and it's overheating everytime i boot to Windows with it and freeze the pc completely i use Asus B550F gaming wifi as the motherboard