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  5. Hey guys, Been revisiting this and checking out some options and I came across the TP Deco XE200, which is a Wifi 6e device but offers some speed and more powerful MU-MIMO config as shown below, plus comes with 10Gb. Possibly could be a better balance of features over a WiFi 7 device. Any opinions?
  6. That is awesome, thanks for helping out those with Vega GPU's
  7. I would love to call it a day and get the Deco BE85, just for the sake of ultimate future proofing, but at £885 here (That is for 2x nodes). Not sure I can stretch that far, but the Deco BE65 is still an excellent contender, slower in throughput than the BE85 but you do get 3x nodes for the price which is more likely to kill out dead zones. My wired network at home operates on 10Gb, obviously for the sake of file transfer over Wifi it would be good to have the BE85 with its 10Gb backhaul and approximate overall throughput. If I look at it solely at matching the Wifi speeds to my current FTTP Broadband (1Gb Up & Down) then the BE65 is still a great contender and file transfer wouldn't be too shabby. Hmmmm decisions decisions. May have to consult the credit card lol.
  8. Which WiFi 7 setup were you using?
  9. I was considering the Deco BE85, but as you say it is rather pricey. The step down to the Deco BE65 is more affordable and you can get 3x nodes rather than 2 for the price...actually cheaper. With respects to Wifi 7 maturity, I get your point. I guess I was looking to future proof so I do not have to swap out a system again at a later date. What sort of issues are people having with Wifi 7? I have not ready any in depth reviews or looked at forums yet for peoples complaints.
  10. Hey guys, So I am looking to replace my current Wifi 6 mesh setup that I have with a couple of Asus Routers (AX11000 & AC5300) to a more reliable setup. I find that the mesh reliability with Asus just straight up blows. I am having a nightmare keeping the 5Ghz bands up and reliable and the LAN backhaul is so so. So rather than bang my head against a brick wall, I have decided it maybe time to replace the setup entirely. Wifi 7 by default is relatively expensive, due to the fact it is a relatively new standard. I have seen some solutions up to £1K and beyond which is simply out of my scope. Realistically my cap is £600-700. I am looking for a 2 device mesh setup, one will reside in my office upstairs and one will be in my living room. Ideally the the LAN backhaul at minimum would be via a 2.5G port, 10G would be nice but likely pushes me way out of my price bracket. Any recommendations ? Thanks, E
  11. I have to be honest found most Auto OC either useless or far too conservative. I guess they give you a baseline to work up from at the very worst. Well the very worst would be an unstable auto OC
  12. I heard this on the radio, but at the time it was unconfirmed. Fortunately I have never used the service, so no issue for me but I do have family that have used it so will have to alert them.
  13. Source. Well it is about time, I do recall a few months back it was stated they may include OC capabilities in the new nvidia app. Will be good to see how this is vs something like MSI Afterburner.
  14. I would prefer it if they kept it to one CCD as well to avoid the latency penalty, I guess we will know in the near future.
  15. Until the X3D variants release, anyone on an X3D on Zen4 should wait as there is IMHO nothing worth upgrading to.
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