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My new build is done. In case you haven't been following my posts in the other forums... AMD 7 3700X, 32 gig of ram, Nvme Gen 4 and a Radeon RX570.

With that said, it's been years since I've had a setup that could play games with any respect. I know my card is probably going to be best at 1080p ...

Glad to hear you figured it out! Cloud backups seem to be an often overlooked bandwidth guzzlers I suppose. You can always tweak it by reducing the amount of data being backed, and limiting it's bandwidth too.

Thanks for sharing.

There may be a problem with the integrity of the cable connection ...

QoS packet scheduler only applies to some apps/transfers.. Third-party antivirus and firewall software is definitely a suspect, some of them affect load even when turned off.


Make sure that there are no barriers between the router and the receiving device. This can be, for example, metal objects ...

Yeah, there was a list somewhere on the web of the funniest/most creative SSIDs and I am pretty sure that "FBI" SSID was on it.

A typical router consumes approximately 5 watts (±1-3 Watts) of electricity per hour. It depends on the manufacturer and model. Mine winds up 600 watts of power per ...

Q: A Wi-Fi router that consumes a lot of power?
Just relatives turn off the Wi-Fi at night, and I wonder how much this saves? i also thought - i have two routers at home at all if i turn off for the night how much is saved?