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@StygianClaw Nice initiative! For the uninitiated, this is one of the best actively maintained (as well as open source) programmer software options if you're planning to use the hardware with a Windows host.

@malhotraraul In case you're not satisfied with @magesh85 or @sh3khar's offerings, give @Prosenjit a shot for openbox Asus routers with full warranty.

IIRC, none of MSI's B660 boards feature such a dedicated "Flash BIOS Button" aka blind USB flashing function. Nevertheless, the i7-12700KF can be booted by any B660 motherboard out of the box, as mentioned by you, so the actual issue is indeed different.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon Hero Edition is available on GOG without Denuvo for $34.99 (50% off). https://www.gog.com/en/game/yakuza_like_a_dragon_hero_edition In comparison, the corresponding Steam edition (with Denuvo) costs ₹3999. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1235140/

Couldn't agree more, but the receptor hardware in question (MT7921) is known for its erratic behavior and sub-standard performance under load, which is why I suggested to tweak the test parameters as well. No, it can't. Nonetheless, now that @chetansha has clarified the situation, it makes...

@enthusiast29 Call me old school, but given my hands-on experience of dealing with a myriad of WLAN modules over a decade, I would like to see a local synthetic benchmark (e.g. iPerf) rather on blindly relying on the internet-based speed test site results. That way, you can also get a rough...

I seriously doubt that; at least not anytime soon.

@chetansha Aah, the (in)famous MT7921! Can you kindly try out the latest ODM drivers and see if there's any improvement? The chances are really slim, though. If possible, do deep your toes into the Intel AX200/AX210 ecosystem.

At last! AMD 4800S Desktop Kit review: playing PC games on the Xbox Series X CPU

@chetansha What's the exact model of the Wi-Fi module on your PC? After wireless negotiation, how much speed is shown under the network status window? I'm using Ethernet and can saturate Airtel's "Up to 200 Mbps" offering by getting ~30 MBPS from servers like Microsoft and Apple.

@vabhu As you can clearly see, the capacity of the HDD in question is actually 320GB (which correctly translates to ~298GiB under Windows). It is evident from the model number (WDC WD3200BEVT-75ZCT2) as well. Contrary to your assumption, the total volume was never 500GB.

@Emrebel Thanks for the screenshot. The DZ68AF (and its sibling, the DZ68PL) only got the PLZ6810H.86A.0002 BIOS update, so you're indeed on the latest firmware. As mentioned earlier, Intel's UEFI implementation was rather weird at that time, as they used a hybrid between Class 1 (UEFI with a...

@vabhu Before fiddling with third-party partitioning tools, can you please share a screenshot of the CrystalDiskInfo report corresponding to the target HDD?

@Emrebel Are you running the final 0163 BIOS revision for this motherboard? Intel's custom UEFI implementation was pretty wonky on 6 series chipsets, especially on older firmware builds. Also, just to be sure, the Windows instance was installed in UEFI mode, right?

@Emrebel Which motherboard is it? Regardless of the OEM UEFI implementation, you should be able to access the firmware interface via the "UEFI Firmware Settings" option after opting for an "Advanced startup" reboot. Since you're eyeing for dual-booting anyway, I also suggest you to take a...

Sunday bump. === Looks like @Pauljacob750 has a similar requirement as well.

@ash110 If it's an actual case of a hard brick (i.e. you can't get past the Qualcomm RAM dump phase), you can still revive it yourself.

Black Mesa (Definitive Edition) is on sale till July 31 with a price tag of ₹132, down from its original price of ₹529. https://store.steampowered.com/app/362890/

Below are my requirements: Specifications: 3600 MHz DDR4 for desktop. 2x16 preferred, 1x32 can work as well. No hardcore CAS latency or brand preference. Additional configuration: Non-RGB would do just fine, but some color sprinkles would be great. Expected price: ₹4500-5000 (given the...

@farrukjavid Get in touch with @Ankit Manchanda if you want your hands on comparatively superior Samsung SSDs.