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Yes this is an amd board for ryzen 7000. Am I better sticking with 5200 then rather than going higher

This is the memory info for the motherboard im looking at. Not built a pc in a while so need a little help with info. Some have (OC) next to them. Can I use this or is it meant for something to do with overclocking? Memory Speed (Mhz) DDR5 - 4400(OC) DDR5 - 4800 DDR5 - 5200 DDR5 - 5600(OC)...

Sorry, I really should have given a little more information. Budget is around the £200 mark. No it's not a personal residence and will be used solely for people staying in the rooms, not all but probably about a third may use the WiFi. Will only be for mobiles and tablets. The only wired devices...

@Big T All help posted is greatly appreciated and I've tried to take on board all the information given even though a lot of it is new to me. I've had a little look around and within my budget I came across this... https://www.tp-link.com/uk/business-networking/unmanaged-switch/tl-sf1008p/...

@Big T In the green room is the BT modem/router cables goes from there to the purple room. I thought I would need a switch in the purple room with all the cables connected. If I remember correctly, the cables run along the ceiling to the white squares where they are on faceplates with power...

Thanks again @Big T . I'm still a little confused. I have attempted to do a floor plan. It's not the best but all I could do in my tablet. The green room is where the modem is situated and a cable runs from there to the purple room where all other Ethernet cables run to each white square in the...

Thanks @BigT the information you provided is very helpful. There has been a previous setup installed but removed so cables are all in place and also power points at each location were the access points will need to be positioned. Would there be a better option where I can use these power points...

Thanks for your quick reply. If using access points do they all have to be wired separately or can they be linked together?

I am currently using a BT modem/router which only has a small WiFi range. I'm wanting to extend this range to cover a longer area. I have tried reading up on networks but can't quite figure out what I should be looking for. I think I may need multiple APS/ repeaters extenders or what ever they...

No I don't have it mounted in windows, it's connected to my WiFi Router. I have got Es explorer but it can't see the files, just the folders

I posted this in another forum but thought it might be better here. I have the Asus rt-n56u router with USB hard drive attached with a few movies on it. I would like to use my Lenovo Tab 2 tablet to view these movies through WiFi if possible. I know this can be done using a PC as I have done...

Yes I can see my router and the folder names of the films. Just when I try to open them they are showing as empty

Thanks for your reply. I have downloaded the 2 files you said then I got stuck with what to do. I managed to find the folders but nothing showing in them. Am I doing something wrong?

Not sure if this is in the right place. I have the Asus rt-n56u router with USB hard drive attached with a few movies on it. I would like to use my Lenovo Tab 2 tablet to view these movies through WiFi if possible. I know this can be done using a PC as I have done it, just can't find out how...

Thank you so much AtaRo that is exactly what I were looking for. Your time and help is much appreciated. Thank again

Thanks for the reply. The pin numbers are not quite the problem it's the naming of the connectors on my case. The case is an old one an Xblade.

Have I posted this in the wrong section to get someone with the knowledge to help me? If so can some please tell me where to post this? Thanks in advance

Thanks for that info. Trust mine to be different and not be, they are all single connectors.

I have just installed a motherboard and trying to connect the case connectors for front audio to it but am confused about the connections. My motherboard is GA-H55-UD3H rev 1.0 Info from manual says... The front panel audio header supports Intel High Definition audio (HD) and AC'97...

How quiet were these fans you bought?