Setriath

So my parents have been complaining about slow and unreliable internet for a while now despite having a 200/20 or 300/30 line. They live in a three-story house (second and third floor), with the modem and router placed on the third floor. They've been using a Netgear x4 R7500 for a few years now. They are renting out the first floor who's currently using their guest network for internet since it's been included in the lease (I don't want to think about what the situation is for them. But I haven't actually heard about any complaints on that front). Is there any common/standard practice on how you should/would set up their internet? I was thinking giving them a subnet would be better/more "se

Using the Asrock X370 ITX which is fine in itself. The included wifi antenna however is really lackluster. Can't even use the 5GHz line at all, and the 2GHz line is a lot slower in general.

Are there any good known alternatives? And is it possible to use some sort of adapter to use "regular" wifi antennas?

So I completed the whole Dawnguard questline, but all the NPC dialogues treat me as if they've never seen me before instead of their boss.

This also means that I never get the Garan Marethi dialogue after killing Harkon (after killing Harkon he just walks in, congratulates us and walks out - never starting any dialogue), so I'm not able to restore the castle either.

The only thing I've done differently this time is getting cured and had Serana make me a vampire again before entering the soul chairn. Besides that I don't know what could have caused it. Is there any console command to resolve this?

Not using any mods at all.

Recently rolled a crusader and picked up a few decent items. What should I/would you reroll on these?

http://imgur.com/7c64z1F

A build I picked for a friend of mine. The actual price is more like $2,100 dollars - although there's not much to do about it if you're Norwegian (the gigabyte 980ti is almost a $1000 over here). The choice of case was the only thing cut in stone - she has a very particular taste in cases. Thought I'd just go with a fitting theme while I was at it - would be a shame to not do it with a budget like that.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

http://i.imgur.com/xZOKaak.jpg

I've always thought kindly of the idea of Linux, but since I'm a gamer at heart I've always thought to myself that it wouldn't be worth the hassle due to the lack of support.

This has somewhat changed recently since I heard of the ability to run a seamless windows with a GPU passthrough in order to play heavier games. It's due to this feature alone that I'm considering changing, and if I can't make it work I'll probably change back. Since what's the point of going over to Linux if I'm forced to dualboot frequently anyway.

There's quite a lot of distros out there, and Arch piqued my interest. I'm not exactly afraid to tinker with stuff, but I do expect it to be reliable if it's done *r

So lately I've been having a lousy internet connection to the game I'm playing. The name in question is called Tibia, and uses a DDoS protection service called prolexic.

Correct me if I'm wrong;

Tibia is sent through port 7171 (according to the internet), so I use a netstat -n command in order to find out what ip address I need in order to trace the route, which came up as:

TCP 192.168.1.3:60376 66.150.54.46:7171 ESTABLISHED

Now, I follow up by using tracert 66.150.54.46 to get this:

• 2 8 ms 10 ms 6 ms 10.138.64.1

• 3 7 ms 7 ms 7 ms ti0029a400-ge1-2-1.ti.telenor.net [62.92.249.253

• 4 68 ms 71 ms 73 ms ti0029c400-ae3-0.ti.teleno

So I'm looking for a regular CR2032 cmos battery with a 2 pin pc connector such as this one!

The only problem is that I can't seem to find retailers from Europe who sell these. I'd rather avoid ordering it from the US since I live in Norway and shipping from the US is usually expensive as hell. Any of you who knows?