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  1. ok, thanks everyone! @Kilrah@jj9987@WereCatf So (correct me if I am wrong) it uses a combination of more towers, different hardware (using MIMO) as well as software (lower overhead, Kilrah called it 'standby paging') to decrease congestion and latency (and maybe increase speed) thanks again! Gosh do i love this community wayyy more than stack exchange and reddit! They always give vague answers (or just straight up close the question if you're on stack!)
  2. ok, thanks! How do they manage to have many more clients connected through the same amount of antennas though? (and whats the point of them upgrading to '5G' if its the same as before anyway??)
  3. Does anyone here know how low-band 5G achieves higher speeds with the same frequencies as 4G/LTE? Many carriers are building out low band 5G in the sub 1Ghz band that still manage to achieve really high speeds despite their low frequencies. I'm assuming this has something to do with the wireless implementation in software and nothing to do with the RF itself. Could anyone else shed some light on this for me please? T-Mobile 5G using 600Mhz band: https://www.theverge.com/2019/12/2/20991566/tmobile-nationwide-5g-600mhz-launch-samsung-oneplus
  4. @Smit Devrukhkar i also have a mac mini (really old tho, 2012) could I do anything with that? i think i have an old laptop somewhere, if that still works then I might look into seeing if I could connect the eGPU to the wifi card slot or the ssd (i doubt it had an ssd tho, too old)
  5. Hi, I wanna get an eGPU (probably a 2060 or maybe a 3060/70 if those are in my budget) My laptop is a Surface Pro 2017 / 5 which doesnt have usb-c, thunderbolt or access to mPCIe slots. Any ideas? Is there a way to connect it over the usb 3.1 gen 1 port? (5gbps) I know it would be slow, but i dont think that would really matter if im not using it for graphic applications. I will be building a pc some time in the future (a year or 2 away tho) once I have enough money, so I will be buying a graphics card and PSU anyway. thanks heaps, jensen
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