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What phone are they using? If it supports eSIM, they can use something like Holafly or Airalo. There was even a thread recently about other travel eSIMs: https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/e-sims-for-travel.18987189/

Seems like an issue with the IGP if the driver is not installing. I would be tempted to disable the IGP within BIOS after you install the discrete GPU, and see if the driver installs fine for that.

Or in cases where it doesn't (like my MSI X570 Tomahawk), you can get a replacement antenna that does. Only use it for bluetooth but having the antennas on top of the desk instead of behind the PC makes a big difference.

From AMD directly. I would make sure you're on the latest BIOS first before installing. Then proceed to install Windows afterwards. Chipset next: https://www.amd.com/en/support/downloads/drivers.html/chipsets/am5/b650.html Then GPU (this should cover both 7900XT and IGP)...

This. Had it happen again to me twice a couple of weeks ago. Usually a router restart fixes it, but if that doesn't turning off IPv6 (which you need to do in the web UI for the supplied Linksys router) will work.

Samsung Evo has been the most reliable for me so far. Sandisk is a second, I had a bad one just over a year ago, but everything before that was fine.

There is one issue where having ambient mode (setting in the player) can make YouTube laggy in Firefox, but I don't think that affects the video buffer. Could try turn it off anyway and see if that could help.

I remember trying this a while back. It does work well but for some reason it triggers certain anti-cheats. A quick look at their GitHub seems it's still a problem.

Checked their site but I can't see the 10gb for $10 deal? Assuming you mean world explorer, 10gb is $26.40. They do seem cheaper at least compared to Airalo when comparing Hong Kong for example, but I found getting a local physical SIM in certain Asian countries to be even cheaper than eSIMs...

Or if you mean the one found in the Edge browser, it'll be in the browser's sidebar settings.

Yes, that would force everything to move over to the phone hotspot.

That wouldn't work, wireless clients typically roam to the strongest WiFi signal, not the one where an internet connection is working. Ideally you want a router that allows multiple internet connections (eg dual WAN) and supports failover, but I don't think you can connect your phone as an...

Does the monitor not accept Displayport? I think it's DP 1.4 that can do 4K at 120Hz, and they'll be much more common than GPUs with HDMI 2.1.

It has real time protection so yes, not just file based stuff. Malware is also covered.

If ethernet isn't an option, mesh works as a good alternative. Power lines have more variables which can affect stability. Depending on the building if for example upstairs and downstairs are on different circuits, it would sync at a very low rate and may even have worse latency than WiFi...

What SSDs have people swapped with? I've seen WD/Samsung/Sabrent/etc used but no idea which to go for. Never thought I would reach the limits of my 256GB + 512GB microSD, doesn't help that I've been using it as a desktop/laptop replacement.

It'll be engineer dependant, you'll just have to ask when they arrive.

Which particular website is it? Have you tested both WiFi and 4G/5G? Are you using private DNS on the phone?

No, you can't as FTTP no longer uses the phone lines. You should see the fibre going to an ONT, then an ethernet cable from that to the BT hub. You can't extend the fibre but you can extend the ethernet cable between the two. There's not enough pins/wires to repurpose the extended phone line as...

You can get ones that mounts on top of the dashboard, something like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/ESSGOO-Wireless-Light-Sensitive-Bluetooth-Hands-Free/dp/B0CG683QV4