If you've bought any RoG motherboards, usually it comes with a sticker set. Could replace with one of those? I would think any sticker you remove from a fan wouldn't really stick back on fully.
I did remove one a long while back and as JD said, it didn't survive very well. The wobble look would drive nuts too though.Does anybody bother trying to re-center the hub stickers on their fans if they're way off? I haven't in the past, but I've got one on the 220T case that's driving me nuts.... I don't expect them to be perfectly centered, but this one makes it look like the fan's got a fatal wobble going on.....
I've removed them on standard black fans, but I'm assuming that they cover the led array on RGB fans and would look weird if they were removed.
Assuming you've tested wired connections, and its not your WIFI 'dropping out' you're not wrong. Hes full of it.So I just got off the phone with rogers cause my internet keeps dropping out. The tech person tells me I need to change my plan. were on the 1Gbps plan. So I say what plan is higher, he says the rogers ignite and I say we have the fastest plan they offer and ask him what the difference is and he tells me we get the same "modem" we have but now we will be on the ignite.
He also keeps telling me the ignite plan is fibre so I ask will it still be the same co-axe cable line coming into the house he says, yes So again I ask what's the difference and he can't tell me.
From what I have read online I think he thought I am all wifi cause this "modem" sucks on wifi. which is why I bought a ubiquity AP
( which works great after some updates) he was just trying to sell me shit I think cause he kept saying you are on legacy not ignite you need to upgrade But to my knowledge, it's all marking and if I get the same modem how would that help my wifi. useless tech call, at least my internet is working again crazy when I think my bell hasn't gone out once since I got it almost 2 years ago
PLs tell me If I am wrong here and if there is a difference I would love to know what it is
I had a similar bad experience a few years back with a different ISP. I was paying for a 100mbps plan and I wasn't even getting 20mps for months other than some odd random times of the day and overall crap internet quality. The service person kept telling me that I should upgrade to faster internet to get better/faster internet. Didn't even acknowledge the problem that getting 20% of your advertised plan speed is a problem.So I just got off the phone with rogers cause my internet keeps dropping out. The tech person tells me I need to change my plan. were on the 1Gbps plan. So I say what plan is higher, he says the rogers ignite and I say we have the fastest plan they offer and ask him what the difference is and he tells me we get the same "modem" we have but now we will be on the ignite.
He also keeps telling me the ignite plan is fibre so I ask will it still be the same co-axe cable line coming into the house he says, yes So again I ask what's the difference and he can't tell me.
From what I have read online I think he thought I am all wifi cause this "modem" sucks on wifi. which is why I bought a ubiquity AP
( which works great after some updates) he was just trying to sell me shit I think cause he kept saying you are on legacy not ignite you need to upgrade But to my knowledge, it's all marking and if I get the same modem how would that help my wifi. useless tech call, at least my internet is working again crazy when I think my bell hasn't gone out once since I got it almost 2 years ago
PLs tell me If I am wrong here and if there is a difference I would love to know what it is
Yes I have,Ya so after many support calls later I finally get one person a nice lady who tells me they're just not supporting that modem anymore so there kinda forcing you to upgrade which is total BS but she did say that she bets if I upgrade that I will have a better connection wow so basically there giving people on the old hardware shitty service so they upgrade to a more expensive plan the ignite marketing garbage.Assuming you've tested wired connections, and its not your WIFI 'dropping out' you're not wrong. Hes full of it.