We're saying the same thing. If I have a 10mb printer there is no way I am getting data to it faster than 10mb even with a gigabit router between my PC and that printer.
Ok.. Then I'm confused.. I may have misunderstood you. I was saying: if the Ceton plugs directly into your switch, and your computer runs to the switch, then it doesn't matter what your router is, either way.Sam Posten said:We're saying the same thing. If I have a 10mb printer there is no way I am getting data to it faster than 10mb even with a gigabit router between my PC and that printer.
what does a $150 switch do that a $35 switch doesn't? This s what I put in my wiring hub for the house?I just spoke to my whole home installer, they tell me the kit is modular so I can change the router in the box without upsetting the rest of the LyriQ system. Will confirm tonight but I may be able to just swap this guy in:
http://www.amazon.com/-Q-Legrand-DA1008-8-Port-Gigabit/dp/B0032FO20O/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1368558962&sr=1-4&keywords=on-q+legrand
Honest answer:DaveF said:what does a $150 switch do that a $35 switch doesn't? This s what I put in my wiring hub for the house?
http://www.amazon.com/TRENDnet-Unmanaged-GREENnet-Standard-1000Mbps/dp/B001QUA6RA/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1368585623&sr=1-1&keywords=trendnet+switch
My setup is:
External cable in to Fios Router
Fios router to 8 port gigabit switch
Living room port to 100 Mbps Apple Extreme for wifi and living room devices
That might be what you meant but what you said was:mattCR said:I was saying: if the Ceton plugs directly into your switch, and your computer runs to the switch, then it doesn't matter what your router is, either way.
I thought you were implying your router needed to be gigabit in order to accomplish this.
So, I guess your router is in a different location (where the Ceton would be?) than your switch?
Either way I rummaged through my box and boy was I surprised to find that NEITHER of the ON-Q solutions was implemented. They actually just have 4 of the 5 wall plugs from my rooms run to the back of the FIOS actiontec combination router and modem. One room I never used wasn't plugged into anything. /boggleYour switch could be 10Mb, 100Mb, or whatever, but if your endpoints were all plugged into a gigabit switch, they talk amongst themselves as gigabit.
cybrsage said:I am not sure if it still applies to the Eth 6 tuner, but I had to install a Low Pass Filter (LPF) on the coax line running into the PCIe 4 tuner version in order to fix the corruption issues you are talking about. If you request a tech come out to fix the problem, he will have one in his truck he can install for free. I would wait until after the physical network is setup, just in case that is the issue.
Ok, that's good. Sometimes if you have to get around a bunch of different filters, it can be tricky.. if you've got it on stock and you're getting flashing, then it's the way the Nvidia is handling the incoming and conversion.. there are options on that (sorry mind running slow tonight) as to your signal strength.. that's very good, you shouldn't have any issuses.. I don't think this is an incoming issue as much as it is a decoding issue; Nvidia is seeing the extra stuff and trying to integrate it into the picture, and it shouldn't...Sam Posten said:I have no idea what the -right- setting is supposed to be. The latest Nvidia drivers allow you to modify the settings but changing them in their tool have no effect.
As far as decoder I am running stock Windows Media Center
That should make almost no difference at all in the decoding process, unless your monitor is not a standard 16-235, or if you're using some different decoder...Sam Posten said:Another AVS poster just recommended "Digital Color Format" to "YCbCr444" will try that too.