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Good to know because in order for me to upgrade to 80 (which is only $10 extra bucks a month) they are apparently requiring me to buy a new modem ($150 one time charge) + pay for an install (another $150 one time charge). The only thing I was really trying to improve - and it's only a very...

I actually don't have much of an issue with it really. I trimmed down my layout from 7 monitors (in my office) to just three (laptop + two externals). Most of what I do is pretty simplistic, so I don't need the best of the best, however I will certainly be upgrading to the 80mbps here shortly...

My plan is for 40, but I'm somehow clocking in slightly above that. My ping is 19ms according to the CenturyLink test.

Just checked into this and my current plan is apparently at 40mbps, but my speed tests were apparently slightly above that, not sure how that works. Looks like I can upgrade to 80mbps for only $10 more a month, that's a no-brainer. Unfortunately, modem-wise, it looks like they only have one...

Yes, but not always. Mainly trade SPY QQQ (or similar market ETF - like the ultra-weighted 3x ones) & the main mega-cap stocks (AAPL MSFT TSLA NVDA AMD NFLX GOOGL AMZN META SQ).

Added tomshardware to my bookmarks, thanks for the resource suggestion. My modem/router is definitely a bit old, it's ISP-based and I've had it for many years (vs. the wifi on my laptop which is brand new - ASUS A17), can I replace that with any random modem/router or do certain ISPs only allow...

Most of my posts are related to me asking for help with hardware-related issues, trying to inquire about improving my overall setup, not sure what you are implying by that statement. If I don't know something, I ask. But, related to your statement regarding doing speed and latency tests, I have...

Lol, I trade and don't waste time posting comments left and right on this site, sucks I'm not more popular.

I'll check those out, thanks. I guess I should clarify, I'm looking for a wifi router, I trade off my laptop these days, the router is in my office which isn't too far away so I don't necessarily need wide range, mainly looking for something with good speed.

I'm not necessarily having any issues with my current wifi router per se, but it was the stock modem/router combo that was given to me by CenturyLink a couple of years ago so I'm assuming that there's something better out there that I could be using to up the speed, I'm just not familiar with...

Any reason why the HDMI input would not be responding? The monitor is not even attempting to power cycle whereas before when I was trying to use both USB C ports it was. I haven't messed with the BIOS yet, looking that up now. UPDATE: I did some google searching and went into BIOS under...

Well that's good to know, appreciate the help, thank you.

I'm aware of those options, however what I'm saying is that the second external monitor is not even being identified as an option, I have already had one connected with the display extended fine but when I connect the other one the system doesn't appear to be identifying it at all for me to even...

No issues with recognizing and displaying one of the external monitors but I can't seem to get the other one to come onboard, anyone have any ideas? It just says no signal and then powers off/goes to sleep mode while the other one works fine. Running Win11..

There are a million ways to skin a cat. Less is more, certainly, but even then, there are a million ways to skin a cat.

Update: I decided to go with 2 43" LGs for now ($250 a piece), they seemed to have better brightness compared to the others at Best Buy, can always return them if need be. For some reason in my mind I had the image of having one stacked on top of the other but I realize now that 1 - You...

Anyone know of any options for a vertical desktop stand that would be capable of holding two 43" TVs one on top of the other? After a brief search I am not seeing any that can do this vertically, except for maybe one option that clamps down on the back of the desk, I've had those clamps before...

So, since the P620 has a quad HDMI output does that mean I could theoretically run 4 separate 4KTVs as monitors just as I am currently running 4 monitors? If looking to buy a 4K TV as a monitor are there any certain specifications that I need to ensure it has or will any 4K TV work?

I am using the P620 for 4 of them and onboard Intel UHD 770 for the other one. I was wrong, my monitors are 24" and they are pretty old, AOC's model number TFT24W80PS, pretty sure they are not 4K, just 1920 x 1080's

I currently have 4x27" monitors and a 32" one, previously I had 2 additional 27" ones as well but when I had a new system built one of the video cards that I was using was so old that it didn't work with the updated BIOS and unfortunately the motherboard I chose for the build only had 1 PCIx16...