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My new network card came recently!
It uses the Intel AX200NGW network card. It got warm during testing, so I slapped a heatsink on it:
For some reason though, I haven't noticed any improvement in network performance even after installing the correct drivers. My PC is around ten feet away from an Google Wifi cluster router, and our house uses a Gigabit ethernet connection. What could be causing this problem? Tagging @Windows7ge on this.
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I strongly recommend Spigen phone cases. I've had them for my (now dead) Mate 9 and my current Pixel 3 XL. They're pretty slim and don't add a lot of thickness to the phone, and they're some of the best cases I've witnessed at surviving impacts. I cannot tell you how many times I've dropped my phone, only to have that case save it.
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I've had a Spigen case for my past 2 phones (Galaxy S6 and S8), and they're the best cases I've ever used. Very slim and comfortable to hold, but still very protective. And they look great too!
- Schnoz and Cyberspirit
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I'ma have to try them out, my $90 slim otterbox disintegrated in six months
- zeusthemoose and Schnoz
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Protip: When requesting software services from or donating devices to my electronics repair organization, please take care to hide/delete anything heinous or disgusting. Neither me nor any other members of The IT Club want to see your NSFW My Little Pony desktop wallpaper that induces involuntary projectile vomiting and bursting aneurysms.
BTW--the keyboard was sticky, and the inside was...also sticky. I wore gloves on that one.
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RIP, I wish you a speedy recovery.
- Schnoz and soldier_ph
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Found this video--they basically put a Slotket in an original Xbox and slapped a 1.4 GHz Tuatlin processor in it, as well as soldering on more memory:
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@Drama LamaApparently, it doesn't help much in Xbox games, but the extra CPU power and memory is needed for things like 720p video playback.
- The_Vaccine and Drama Lama
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