Anyone ever use a third party router on CenturyLink fiber? (DSL, modem . . . So far performance has been good based on speed tests Note that I heard that using your own third party router isn't recommended for gigabit connections I was wondering, has anyone successfully used their own third party router on CenturyLink fiber? How was the experience in setup and how is the performance?
Road Test at Bakers Basin, Step-By-Step Instructions (Lawrenceville . . . Not to disappoint you, but couple of my friends were failed apparently for no reason Even i was there when they gave the test The only reason the examiner gave was a cross hands while looping in the circle at Bakers Basin circuit I think, cross hands may cut a few points during a test, but should not be the only reason to fail someone in the test Sometimes luck just didnt work in ones
Speedtest. net was serving malware (server, installed, work, router . . . Just a heads up as we all recomment this site for troubleshooting, not sure if the issue is taken care of but it was serving a rogue AV app via an infected advert at the beginning of the month, first I have heard about it Armorize Malware Blog: Malvertising lifecycle case study 1--OpenX compromise on speedtest net, spreading Security Sphere 2012 fake antivirus
CT road test (Hamden, Windsor: DMV, inspections, license . . . - City . . . Remember the point of the driving test isn't to determine how well you can drive on roads that you know It's to determine how well you can drive, period That means sometimes - you won't know where you are or where you're going, and you have to be able to drive in "unknown territory "
New Starlink deal specifically for backup internet (good) - Self . . . I have a similar internet connection as yours but mine runs at the advertised speed My desktop is wired directly to the router Similar specs on the computer I can't stream 4k video on my computer because my GPU can't handle it It runs fine for awhile and then hiccups like it's buffering I can't remember what graphic card I have but it was the most powerful I could buy at the time without
I have a Netgear AC1200 router. Is it worth it to upgrade? (laptop, 1GB . . . I own a Netgear AC1200 router for 4 years and it has been great for my 400 Mbps internet I get very good speed especially via Ethernet and don’t seem to notice any lag issues that I’m aware of Though I’m wondering if it would be better to upgrade to something “better” like the TP Link AX3000 What are your thoughts? Is it worth the upgrade or should I not fix what’s not broken?
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