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NICs in the PC have their order of precedence that can be changed, generally wired NICs have higher priority (called metric). You can choose which NIC is the default, so most Internet traffic will go through it. There is more info on how to do that here:

https://www.speedguide.net/faq/how-to-tell ...

And about 2 years later.. I am doing it right now.. Connectify Dispatch.. 2 modems.. 2 ethernet ports.. 50/10 mbps x2 .. ill show a speedtest..
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2546771448.png
Yeah screw that second line bs..
Suppose there are the following assumptions:

I bought a motherboard ...

i have an older system with a max of 3gb ram. from what I am understanding from your explanation I may get some benefit of using readyboost as long as I use multiple usb sticks that meet the access time requirements. I am a user but not really computer savvy so is there a particular usb flash that ...

Installing a Corsair Force GT 240 GB SATA III/6G SATA 6.0 Gb-s 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive - CSSD-F240GBGT-BK into a laptop might be a good idea. An SSD runs cooler, uses less power, and will speed up your laptop probably by at least 5 times. Booting will certainly take less time, probably 10 seconds ...

I have been thinking about installing an SSD into my Desktop. Unfortunately, I have an Asus P7P55D-E motherboard. I was forced to buy it in March of last year because of the Intel SATA problems. Once Asus moves on to the next generation of mobo's, they do not support their previous generation mobo's ...

The Windows 7 Readyboost issue has become mostly a moot point. Today, the best and most efficient way to speed up any system is to replace your HDD with an SSD drive. Here is one of the better models:
Corsair 480 GB Force Series GT SATA III 6Gb/s 2.5-Inch Solid State Drive - CSSD-F480GBGT-BK

The ...

I apologize Sava, back when I bought one I swear it said 4GB was the limit, looking over things now, it was the limit for Vista SP1 but SP2 and 7 allows for a much larger size. Thanks for the correction.
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Most USB flash drives are still formatted in FAT32. The single file size limit for ...