paperwing

Currently, I'm looking at the Asus RT-AC1200, which is on sale for about $70 USD. Is this a good router for my use case: ~5 devices simultaneously with light streaming and web browsing.

We don't use any fancy features.

I currently have a D-Link AC1900 but it is not working. My internet is fine without the router (directly connected to modem), but with it the internet is slow/sometimes some sites don't work. It's 2 years old. I've tried power cycling the modem/router, doing factory resets on the modem and router.

Every time I try to change the hair color from black to grey, it's still black for some reason. Dark black, definitely not the light grey I chose. Am I the only one getting this?

They always charge in and get killed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gs0QiV10r6A

Edit: Added backstory.

I'd like to make a brief summary about what we know about 4K.

4K is 3840x2160, 3/4 the width and height of 5K.

5K seems too ridiculous to play games at, being 7-8x 1080p. 4K seems more manageable for now, with regards to the decline of Moore's law, and more recently, a decline in the improvement of supercomputers. 4K requires half the processing power of 5K.

There are SST and MST 4K monitors, MST being splitting the screen into 2 mini-monitors. SST is the ideal where the screen is treated as a 3840x2160 whole.

I notice a lot of the leaderboards are using meteor - molten impact. Are they just cheesing the firebird proc?