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If your only purpose is to share internet over, then you don't really necessarily need to put it in bridge mode. Just plug a cable from existing router's LAN port to this router's WAN port and assign a different subnet which does not conflict with the other router's subnet. Should work.

I have recently built my first DIY NAS with my 12yr old Pentium Dual Core E5400 processor. Feel free to shoot any questions my way related to any topic, I've pretty much dedicated my life to get things working on this and figure out it's limitations !

Oh yes I forgot, the average distance between platter and read head is around 14 nanometres. So you can imagine what will happen if dust particles generally more than 100nm are floating inside. Thank you @nRiTeCh for the insight !

Aren't clicking noises directly related to physical problems like maybe a damaged head / motor ? I think I read somewhere above that you were gonna replace the PCB. But platter swapping :O Didn't even know that's a thing, please record a video when you do that :)

I bought a monitor primarily for office work, so I went for LG's 29 inch ultra wide. It's the cheapest UltraWide, lacks lot of features but it is good at this price point. Lacks 1440p though ! I do use it for my PS5 games and I'm okay with it (But I've never done long term gaming on 4k or...

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I recently got myself a Cooler Mast K380 case for around 3100/- The main purpose of getting this case was because I needed as many HDD bays as possible as it was going to be a NAS build. The case looks good, has 1 fixed red color fan at the front but is covered by the mesh so it's very subtle to...