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Hi guys. I want to do a video surveilance system on my property and I need a good WiFi signal everywhere. What products are out there that could extend my wifi while maintaining MAC addresses for all the devices? I've bought a wi-fi extender from TP-Link but its creating a separate mac address for all devices, so I cant assign a constant internal ip address in my router. Thanks

How to expand your virgin media WiFi network OK so i noticed that over the last few days their was little to no help for me when looking online for a solution to growing my WiFi signal in my house with a virgin media super-hub 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0. Being from the UK not a lot of people are online sharing their solutions to what they found worked for them so i want to share what i know. So the Virgin Media super-hub is actually the same as any other old router and if you want to extend your WiFi signal their is a cheap and effective fix. Their are several devices that can do different things for you. Device 1: £25 (max) - https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004UBU8IE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This device does a couple of things that will most likely accommodate your every need, the mode i used when setting it up seems to be the best solution for my problem witch was extending my WiFi connection to a new part of my house. I routed an Ethernet cable through the outside of my house and then back in through a window. The Ethernet cable comes from my virgin media super-hub right into the back of this device. It will convert your Ethernet connection into a WiFi connection by default. You will have to login to their settings menu and set your username / password for your WiFi connection in that part of the house. You can name it the same thing and use the same password to have your device just switch between them as one network. Another way you can use this is by just plugging it into the wall and by going through the guide that comes in the box set it to basically grab your WiFi network and then repeat it just so that you can get a better connection in different parts of your residence. This is a less reliable connection and speeds vary a lot more using this method especially ping to certain servers especially if you are a gamer you don't want to be using it this way, use the first method at least if not just a hard wire into the back of your PC. I would only recommend using the second method to people who have a crappy connection upstairs maybe and want to just hide this away in a closet somewhere and don't want to go through the trouble of routing a cable through your house. DONT GET SCAMMED BY THE EXPENSIVE THINGS A lot of the suggestions online for what i should of bought for my problem with not knowing how the super-hub acted and how virgin felt about me having more than one WiFi signal in my residence were very very high priced. Some of the products included these two wall plugs where one had an Ethernet connection from the hub to itself and then it used the power lines to deliver connection to the other plug and the plug then gave out a WiFi signal. The problem i found with these, not only are they upward of £80 on Amazon the connection reliability for them is not 100% and it is not a very big range it extends by. Ping suffers with this method a bit too for you gamers again. The only people i can imagine wanting to use this is people who just don't want ugly wires running through their living space but id still be hesitant to recommend these. Sorry for rambling a bit I'm a bit stoned and only just got this stuff to work and wanted to get a topic on the internet to help people googling this in the future. Thanks if you read it all the way to the end and i hope this helps. @ me if you need any help.

I am getting ready to build a computer and want an H100i. I would like to add more radiators later, but I am not sure if I would have problems if I open it. Would adding more radiators to the loop break/cause problems with the H100i? If so, what would it do and why?

Hi All, its my turn to ask for a little help My Little beast is running a little hotter than she should, so i was thinking about trying watercooling, but i have never done anything like that before. I currently as my signature shows, have a i7 4770k and a Asus DCii 780 along with a Max. VI Form. so its built for watercooling. The issue is i have a corsair 600t case (which i refuse to change due to huge sentimental value to me). The case itself can be watercooled but im looking for a clean look and remembered linus's modding of a closed loop and it got me thinking, but always in the back of my mind is i dont want to kill the pump of a closed loop, anyone know how much they can realistically take? Looking at something like a corsair H100 or NZXT AIO cooler and expanding it. Thoughts people Yours Sir DrowHunter

Hey everyone! Well i am new to this Forum but i watch Linus now for 2 Years or so and there were always one thought that killed me. By the size of the channel and the influence of himself it would be an great idea to make channels in different Languages. The tech itself isnt different really but it would make a difference. I thought of a channel, for instance in French and in German. Somebody could start with a small channel without an office, and with some help and some shoutout on the main channel things could start growing pretty quickly. It´s just an idea! But do you guys think its worth a try?