Interesting... But without a very good network speed it won't steam well right?

doubt it... check avg for between 770 and 960

http://www.techspot.com/review/1060-metal-...arks/page2.html

min is the download need around 10mbps..

also another way now using geforce itself
desktop.. use latest gfe beta.. do share stream.

anybody here want to try one piece co-op..


This post has been edited by cstkl1: Sep 25 2015, 12:40 PM

Just checked on mine after i reached home yesterday.

Finally, no more crappy screen, my old laptop was a washout torture.

the z5 doesn't support wireless 802.11ac right?

kinda blur about all these wireless stuff ><

It does.

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wir...-bluetooth.html

okay thanks =) btw do u know about modem alot?

wanna ask if non dual band users will benefit from dual band modem..

and dual band / 802.11ac is 2 different thing right? 1 is modem signal, another one is the internet speed to ISP ?

and does 802.11ac works with streamyx? since streamyx is the inferior connection compared to Unifi

It does. Max 866mbps. You need a ac 5ghz channel width 80 for ac aslonh ure router supports.

As for streamyx n unifi thats internet connection. Nothing to do with ISP

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Sep 26 2015, 08:27 PM

i mean the 802.11AC , if the modem supports 802.11ac, does it need to see whether the connection the ISP provide got 802.11ac or not?

wifi network is a internal network connection at ure home
Hence ac wifi nothing to do with isp
Ac wifi requirements for notebook is ure router wifi support.

Nothing to do with ISP connection. Are you asking whether ure streamyx/unifi router supports AC??

Default unifi doesnt. Only dual band.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Sep 26 2015, 09:12 PM

ohhh, so means dual band = signal strength between router and computer

802.11ac = speed management between modem and ISP? ( any ISP will do ? )

no it between ure router and ure devices.

Dual band is 2.4ghz and 5ghz.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11

Dude you should ask in the networking section of the forum.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Sep 26 2015, 11:00 PM

make it simple for you

whats the speed ure z5 is connected to ure wifi. Try going closest to ure router

also are you using default router.

if yes to second ure max is 300mbps and ure not on AC.. most probably N.

is 802.11ac is speed between router and laptop, then dual band means? some say dual band will be faster and stable ? i asked there but there not much active people to reply me =(

yea the default router is N, innacom one.

thanks yea for telling me. i tried reading in the web but still cant understand completely

Ok dual band
2.4ghz and 5ghz. There are at different wave length
So both has different channels. 5ghz is at a higher range.
Because we have a lot of things nowadays running in the air around us at 2.4.. Its not stable when you occupy the same channel.
5ghz is shorter range n its higher. Hence y ppl ask you to. Chances of interferance is less

A/b/g/n/ac etc are speeds and channel widths which affects connection speed.

Not sure about that router but unifi default is dual band N router. So max is 300mbps. And you can get that speed at 2.4ghz & 5ghz because it supports channel width 40 at 2.4 also.

AC requires channel width 80.

just collected my Z5 this morning.. wow.. that power adaptor weights a ton..

okay now i get it already. thanks for the clarification.

but then the max speed is 300mbps for 802.11ac , but my streamyx only 8mbps, why getting the 802.11ac will improve my internet leh?

Ikr that was the first thing I noticed. Like a brick. Bet you can use it to clobber someone to death

sorry noob question.. there's a function key to disable the trackpad light right? the red color on the pad... the girl at illegear show me this morning. forgot which one is the key

One thing odd about the Z5, which i noticed almost immediately after using it for half a day, is the USB ports. I remembered someone said it didn't recognize external hard disks sometimes.

The trick was not to push in the usb cable's head fully into the port. At one point as u slowly push the cable into the port the computer will detect it, and then u stop there. It's almost like the USB ports are 2 or 3 millimeters "too deep" than necessary.

If u push the cable's head fully fast into the port the computer might not be able to detect an external peripheral is being plugged in. Oddly it only applies to my WD external MyBook. HDD. It doesn't happen to mouse and keyboard. Not an issue really, i just have to plug my stuff like 2 or 3mm short instead of fully into the port.