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Hey, I own a 3D printer and live in Bengaluru, can help with printing. Feel free to DM me

Received and tested the kit. This was an amazing deal, thank you @aasimenator

Paid for i7 combo. Thank you for the deal @aasimenator

Sent you a dm for "Hp/Lsi logic pcix Raid Card. ....... 1800/-"

Received the drive in very good packaging. Took me a while to unpack lol. Ran the following tests on it: SMART Short Test: OK SMART Long Test: OK This was truly a wonderful deal ! Also ran badblocks on it for 2 complete passes with 2 different patterns: Both PASSED. Left feedback.

Payment made for 1x Hitachi 8TB Drives. @aasimenator

If you've not thrown it away yet, sent you a dm

How? Not showing for me

Bump. Price Down: 150 + shipping

You don't need to put the internet in both routers. You put internet from outside in WAN of old router. Then take another ethernet cable from LAN port of old router to WAN port of new router. That should be it. Try and let me know.

Selling this old wifi adapter from TP Link. Bought this long time back, I think more than 6-7 years. I do not have the receipt, so I've put today's date in purchase date. It only supports 2.4Ghz wifi networks and not the newer 5Ghz ones. It can serve as a backup adapter for you or when you...

Way away from forum for some work, so couldn't respond. Looks like you got a nice router. Set it up and do share the latest speeds over wifi / ethernet.

If you already have the tp link router, why can't you use it directly, like why are you trying to create hotspot from your pc. Is it far away ?

Great, and just to reiterate, Gigabit => 1000Mbps (More than twice your current transfer speed) in case you want more.

Wanted to confirm as OP's Mobo defnitely supports a 5Ghz network. @op Try to use the 5Ghz network in whatever software you're using to setup the hotspot. Also, since you need to transfer 100GB of data every week, you're better off connecting both devices (between which the transfer is going to...

Is this a 2.4Ghz network or a 5Ghz one ?

You should not use a UI based tool because then there might be overheads of their UI. Terminal will give you more accurate numbers. That said, I'm not aware of any other tools. I'm happy to jump on a call with you if you want some help figuring out the tools :)

Won't recommend AM5, it's too expensive right now. Also, you can compare prices of DDR4 vs DDR5. Ofcourse, it doesn't matter if you have lots of money but price to value is lower on AM5 right now.

Has anyone bought this, it's difficult to find good reviews on this

The first thing you can do to start investigating this is to check your bandwidth between the two devices using iperf. It is a small utility which you run on one device (as a server) and then you run it as a client on other device, and it will show you what is the maximum transfer speed the...