Fixing my AWFUL Home Networking! (2.5gb & 10gb Upgrade)

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Welcome to my latest video featuring a home networking upgrade.
Products mentioned in this video(Amazon):
Affordable 2.5gb/10gb switch: amzn.to/3RLnM3p
Wifi Router: amzn.to/3RJCNmh
Wifi Router(newer version): amzn.to/3xC9A61
Wire Tester: amzn.to/3L0RLAH
Thin UPS: amzn.to/3zhno6u
Mini UPS: amzn.to/4ciBjb9
Cable Labels: amzn.to/3W1Eled
Patch Panel: amzn.to/3RM9lw5
Enclosure: amzn.to/3VXkWem
Mounting Kit: amzn.to/3XIc5OO
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Asrock AB350 ITX: amzn.to/2BvJCmw
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Corsair SF450: amzn.to/2BgCrdI
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@NurmYokai

Instead of hand written "cable labels" consider using a "Label Maker." Using an eight year old Brother PT90, for example; there are cheaper or 'better' ones. No smeared ink, easy to create and remove, easy to repeat print. Easier to read too.

@MrTomo89 28 күн бұрын

confused you have 1gb into the router then feeding a 2.5gb switch from a 1gb source you need a 2.5gb port on the router

@dakoriki

I don't want to sound like a snob but it is SFP not SPF, pretty much the only thing that annoyed me in the video

@andrewmcewan9145

I'd try to use poe (power over ethernet) to power the modem from your main ups.

@ArttuKuikka

you might be able to use POE adapters with regular DC barrel jacks at both ends for your modem, and just power that with the ups

@blidge8282 Күн бұрын

Reorient your Wi-Fi aerials. Most of the signal is sent/received on the long axis, and there is no significant benefit to having them all pointing in the same direction

@GunniBusch1 10 сағат бұрын

You don’t want to see my old setup. In comparison is your old setup beautiful.

@mobas07

It's not really relevant to this video but do you ever plan on revisiting the handheld PC you did a few years back?

@jacobalinsky4507 4 сағат бұрын

WOW! If I did that at work I would be fired!!!! You are missing the duct tape for securing everything...

@ioannis69k 19 сағат бұрын

One of the parameters to take into consideration when selecting UPS devices is how feasible is to replace the battery. I proactively replace the ones I got every 3 years.

@iPodgeek44

Good video !

@BretHall 28 күн бұрын

"Of course it was the last cable tested"

@Millmantv

Keep going with all this and other content. The big guys don't really make realistic changes so your content hits the right spot. I enjoy all your videos because its the stuff I do at home.

@joshanderson4658 21 күн бұрын

Im in the process of moving and my abomination of a network setup needs to be redone. So glad this came as a recommendation. Have a similar network enclosure in my apartment so I will be following this process!

@TechOverwrite

Great video, I'm currently stuck on 1Gbps networking but plan to go up to 10Gbps in some areas (especially because I'm soon going to build a separate 10Gbps video content NAS that a few devices will connect to).

@yourpcmd

Good luck with that CyberPower UPS. We've had so many issues with CyberPower just dying well within a year that we cut them from our vendor list, no longer stock/resale them, and went with APC.

@markkoops2611

Good video. Was thinking, if you don't want to move the server, could you add another pass through under the cabinet?

@InfinitismYT 21 күн бұрын

Hey Matt! I am planning on doing the same thing to my new home. Thinking long term my wife and I have decided that a patch panel and proper labeling would be more asthetically pleasing and a key feature when trying to sell the house in the future as it would help and interest future homeowners to have a CAT6 properly labelled wired home.

@TAPS147

great video! Was a place that already had cables run something you were actively looking for?

@songsan807

I have the same TP Link router as yours for over a year and it work out well. I had to upgrade all my CAT 5e and 6 to CAT 8 because I didn't want any cable as the bottleneck and it was not that much more difference in the cost and save me the hassle in the future. My laptops and iPads uses the wifi and that router's 6 antennas worked very well.