Here’s a quick PC Tip for WIFI Performance!

[Nibalalolabi]

Hi bro what’s your keyboard? And you just earned yourself a sub

[Terry-Go-Round]

You're using wifi you deserve slow speeds (jk but please use ethernet if possible)

[Faze_Kpr_YT]

Please do a giveaway, I would be so happy to receive anything, I don’t have enough money to buy a pc I would if I did and my parents won’t help with the costs they won’t buy me anything gaming related😢sorry to bother you abt this, ik your not rich and that you probably won’t do a giveaway. But if you did I would be really happy. Oh and btw I love your content. The closest micro center to me is in Denver (that’s like 7 hours away from me) thx for the tip btw

[Im_Sok]

This doesnt help at all why people who knows nothing about computers make fake videos to waste time? What do they earn from it? Lol i wasted peoples time Im so good?

[falloutfox-pcnv]

Boosting power may cause more radio frequency interference, both to other devices in your home and to neighboring WiFi networks. This could potentially degrade your own connection as well as nearby signals, particularly in crowded areas like apartment buildings.

Increased Power Consumption:

For laptops or devices that rely on battery power, increasing the power output of the WiFi card will drain the battery faster, leading to reduced battery life.

Unstable Behavior:

In some cases, pushing the WiFi card beyond its intended power output can lead to instability or malfunctions, such as dropped connections, erratic performance, or even system crashes.

Possible Hardware Damage

Over time, constantly running the card at a higher power setting than it’s designed for may wear out components faster or cause permanent damage to the WiFi card or other hardware.

[Kosmosmiskuzi]

I don't understand what you're even saying