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Yeah, but I'm talking about something crazy like 50+TB of storage.

Hey all, It's no secret that modern AAA Xbox games are huge [insert COD jokes here]. Pair that with consoles having 1-2TB of storage, or just 360GB on the Xbox Series S, the storage really fills up quick. Is it possible to combat this by connecting an Xbox One / Series console to a form of mass storage? This question sounds pretty dumb and all, but whether or not this is possible really interests me. -Nicole

Pretty sure it has a Mini-HDMI!

Hey all, I have an ASUS Chromebook C100P (Flip) and it's in pretty bad condition. The screen is cracked, the side buttons don't work, and it shuts off when I turn it on. Would fixing this thing be worth it? I'm not entirely sure what I'd do with it anyway, maybe to store some important shit and store it offsite idk. If not, what should I do with it? Thanks

For sure. I hope the scalpers get screwed over with this.

People out here really selling IMAGES of RTX 3080s LMAO I really really hope nobody is falling for the "Paper Edition" scams.

UPDATE: I reset Windows and that fixed the internet so far.

Should I reset Windows without keeping apps?

just checked, device manager says i already have the best drivers

from the manufacturer: https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/TUF-GAMING-X570-PLUS/HelpDesk_Download/

i did update the driver yesterday, and i did so again just now. (no uninstalling, just running the update from asus). That didn't fix, unfortunately

Hi there! I have noticed that my internet seems to be slower on my newly built PC compared to every other device in the house. Most devices get around 450mbps download, and so did my PC until yesterday, however, my PC only gets around 30mbps (about 93% slower, correct me if I'm wrong) To see if it was just Windows, I booted Linux off of a USB and got the correct speed, around 450mbps. This issue is for both Wi-Fi (my x570-plus motherboard has a wireless receiver) I'm not sure how to fix this issue, as I'm not very knowledgeable, so I was hoping I could get home help here! So far I've tried (to no avail): -Restarting -Resetting Network Settings -Messing with a few settings (I'll include screenshots) -Unpluging/replugging Ethernet cable -Plugging Ethernet cable into a different port in my router -Restarting router -Installing new driver for Ethernet -Reinstalling Windows (While keeping all files and apps) twice. Any help would be super appreciated. Thank you :)