Kevin86

My golden rule is to apply it evenly and as thin as possible. The differences between quality pastes lays mostly in ease of use. For lower temps just upgrade that heatsink and fan, lol

Depending on your budget and networking knowledge; a Mikrotik router could be a good choice. Software (RouterOS) updates for ALL devices/platforms on a regular basis and good quality hardware. Poor mans Cisco lol

I chose to run a seperate router and access point. This way you don't have to upgrade both and are able to place your AP somewhere different (also supports PoE!).

The hardware I run atm:

Router: RouterBoard.com : RB850Gx2 (very fast CPU, is able to handle high bandwidth!)

AP (bgn): RouterBoard.com : BaseBox 2 (up to 1000mW 2,4Ghz)

+ 802.11ac module (a/ac): RouterBoard.com : R11e-5HacD (up to 500mW 5Ghz)

Together something like 250USD, but very future proof for both hardware and software Price is in the range of the best consumer grade all-in-one routers, but this offers way more (expert) features and is very stable!

Hi all,

As an owner of a Lenovo Y500 I found a great BIOS thread on this forum. Other parts of the forum look nice too, good moderation it seems

Greets,

Kevin

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