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Your active directory domain is sub.company.com? Or is that the website? Sounds like it's the website but not totally clear. Are you using active directory and if so are your PC's using a domain controller for DNS?

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Barely used Intel 750 Series SSD, 800GB in the AIC pci-express format. Was the data drive on a server I had running that never got used so it has a lot of power on time but barely any writes to it. $120 Shipped to US48

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Asus X99 Pro USB 3.1 Motherboard Intel i5-5820k in motherboard with EKWB water block still installed 64GB G.Skill DDR4-2800 (Was a 64GB kit, 8x8GB sticks part number F4-2800C15Q2-64GRK ) SOLD

Zotac Mini GTX 1060 6GB Details here - https://www.zotac.com/us/product/graphics_card/zotac-geforce-gtx-1060-mini Card only no cables or packaging (will be packaged in ESD bag obviously) $170 shipped

Model Number GV-N108TAORUSX WB-11GD https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N108TAORUSX-WB-11GD#kf 1080ti 11GB Ram with factory water block. Under warranty til December 17 2021 and registered with rma code etc on Auros site. Pulled working from my system after upgrading to a 2080ti. Card...

For sale EVGA 1200 watt Supernova power supply Part number 220-P2-1200 Original purchase date 3/12/18 Has all the cables attached, I no longer have the box or anything like that. I'm also not too knowledgeable on transferring the warranty or if you even can. $150 shipped

Pretty typical of USB drives connected to routers. Try copying files from your desktop to the ipad and see if it's the same speed or if it's faster

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New in sealed box, was going to use it on new build but I ended up reusing my Intel PCIE SSD so I didn't have to copy any files (lazy lol) SOLD Manufacture date on box is June 2019

Why even launch at all with that list

You might as well do the 10g switch instead of multi-gig, better support, more options

Is escalating the ticket an option? If you don't know the answer sometimes its better to defer than to get it wrong. Especially in a client facing support position.

Not only 60+ years old, but 450k worth of AV gear and probably playing torrent rips with 128kbps mp3 audio

Donate them to a school or something

They have a storm control feature in the sg300s. Not sure if it's going to totally resolve your issues as it has it's own set of pros/cons You can read more on it...

What's your comfort level on setting stuff up? An all in one box has limitations, but easier to setup. You could go the unifi route with edge router and AP if you're comfortable with getting it set up. Not that it's hard to do, just more so than a wireless router.

Might be time for a new router, I don't have a lot of experience with netgear stuff, sorry. My hunch is that it can do close to a gig throughput but not with NAT and firewall features on. Try putting your pc in the DMZ on the router and turn off any kind of SPI and NAT features and see what...

You have any qos or firewall features enabled?

Star Citizen is disappointing because the worst parts of the game are the flight model and combat.

I'm in this game for the original package, like $45? Whatever, the alpha as it stands now is playable to an extent, definitely not a complete game, not something to spend even an entire weekend on. If it never launches it won't be the most I've lost on a crap game. Looking at you Fallout 76

I'll stick to steam because that's what all of my games are on. I have no interest in another games library program so probably won't buy anything that requires one. The only exception I made to that in the last five years was Fallout 76 and look what that got me.

Yea same here on handbrake usage. I typical load it up once or twice a year and run a huge batch, let it run overnight whatever it's not like I'm sitting there waiting on it. The only reason I would want more cores is for VM host, but I don't do that at home anymore and AMD EPYC chips are...

OP said under $200. I was going to recommend the fluke tester but that's way more lol

Be curious to see how this fares against DCS etc., if it follows the same 'pay per plane' model or if it's just all thrown in. VR support is a must as well

Unless your wifi clients are capable of more than what that router can do, I'd be in a 'wait and see' mode. No reason to go out and buy a new router if the old one works just fine. I'm assuming that you have some wired stuff that will benefit regardless of wifi speeds

Yea that's an easy fix, there's a setting for the largest file size it will allow etc.

I love sandboxie, works great to dual box a lot of games

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/lan/catalyst2960/hardware/installation/guide_stack/2960SHIG/HGcliSET.html Hardest part will be getting the usb console port driver working lol Unless you already have a serial port ready to go

Depending on packet size, window size, etc, you could easily saturate your 50kbps upload with acks before you could reach 10mbps down. Single large download probably fine, but multiple users all doing different things? I can't believe they'd sell a 10mbps/50kbps package, something has to be...

Hey if the e-shield film we put on glass at work is enough to block wifi signals why not a paint

Put this paint inside of the exterior facing walls of your house, then repaint over it https://www.amazon.com/Shielding-Solutions-EMF-Paint-HSF54/dp/B007A0RTES