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Have your old TP-Link router or any other router lying around and you seem to find no use of it well fret not because your currently old useless router can be made useful yet again as an extender to extend your current Wi-Fi network thus extending it's range further more. Here is a step by step easy tutorial that helps you set up your old TP-link router as an extender without using any cables. Read on to find out. Step 1: Take your old TP-Link router and connect it to a power source. Step 2: Reset the router either by long pressing the reset button behind the router for about 5 seconds or by inserting a pin inside the reset slot behind the router depending on the type of router you have Step 3: Take your smartphone, turn on the wi-fi and connect to the router using the password written under the router. Step 4: Open any web browser in your smartphone and type in the IP address of your router. In case of TP-Link the address is 192.168.0.1. This should open a logi

Gamdias ARES V2 Essential Combo | GKC-100 | Review

Hey guys this is rohith here from R.A Tech here to review the combo. Just Before getting started with the review I would like to get certain facts out of the way, so this keyboard cannot be compared to the likes of CM Storm Devastator combo or Asus Cerebrus, this is only a keyboard for those on a very strict or small budget .With that being said let's get the review started. PACKAGING The packaging is quite simple and once you open the box you find a user's manual which is common for both the gkc 100 and gkc 110 along with both the keyboard and mouse . I also made an Unboxing and quick look video of the combo which you can view from here. KEYBOARD The Keyboard that comes included in the combo is essentially a membrane keyboard and not a mechanical one. It comes with Gamdias certified membrane switches and sport's a polling rate of 1000 Hz. Although not great it is quite good for everyday use. The WASD, Arrow keys and all the

Ultimate Gaming PC under Rs.35000

Hey guys wish you are all doing great. Now that you are looking to put together /build a new gaming PC for yourself in this blog of mine I am going to show you how to set up, what part to use and the reason why I suggest you to use them in the best budget gaming PC under Rs.35,000 so read on. CPU Starting of with the heart of the system the Intel Pentium G4560 is the best bang for your buck. Now a lot of people have a misconception about Pentium CPU's but I would like you to know that Pentium's have come a long way from what they were and are now completely different in a good way. The processor has 2 actual core and supports hyperthreading which basically means that it has 4 cores in total (2 actual and 2 virtual) which is great. If you are thinking if games like Farcry Primal which requires a quad core processor will work on this processor well don't worry it will work without a hassle. If you are still concerned about the performance of this CPU let us ta

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