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Thanks for the update. I personally bought myself, EvoFox Deck Smartphone, and I like that it makes my phone turn and look like a steamdeck. (Poor man's steamdeck that is). Happy gaming!

Seems like you will have to try your luck. Looks like a decent controller. Also, the one I linked does seem to have a 1 year warranty. How to claim it, might be questionable.

How about something like this? I haven't tried any mobile controller, but this looks interesting. Thinking to buy one for myself! Source: *www.amazon.in/EvoFox-Smartphone-Bluetooth-Vibration-Joysticks/dp/B0D6YTN3GN

Want a not too old laptop for casual use. Linux OS will be the primary with ability to run Windows in VM. So good Ram or upgradable ram is preferred. No gaming requirement as such. Maybe casual indie games. Cause this would be my secondary PC, as I am saving up for a high end system to buy next...

Ouch. Repairing monitor is not worth it. If your monitor is reasonably old get a new one.

150 mbps is definitely not enough for 25 people. 5 to 8 mbps is required for one standard HD streaming video. And one 4k stream requires 25 mbps alone. Such bottleneck. Source: *www.vdocipher.com/blog/video-bandwidth-explanation/

You can easily get the battery replaced, which usually is the culprit. My own APC 1100 VA UPS was not working after few years of usage. I took it to a local computer market. The new battery costed around Rs 1100 and the guy replaced it and UPS started working. You can replace the battery...

Well, we do our part. Login occasionally to check new posts and try to reply them. And you should do yours. Be the change you want to see. But it's all about network effect.

Nothing can beat the good old Ethernet. If you can manage to throw a LAN cable from the main router to different floors, you can attach a router to the end of it, that would be the most cost friendly and reliable method. Repeaters are just bad. Specially if you want to extend to 4 floors. I had...

Answer for both questions is yes.

Oh man. This aged like milk, now that Synology have announced that it won't support third party HDDs from future releases. Sed

Crucial is good. But I would suggest Samsung just cause of brand value. But if you only have 1 M.2 connector maybe you would need SATA ssd too.

This one: *www.amazon.in/dp/B089YC1QMD Using this with my 3 Panasonic 1.5 ton ACs since last summer.

For better performance to run the RAM sticks in parallel, try to find exact RAM model that you currently have. For storage I don't think there is any compatible issues. If you are going with SATA ssd, just make sure you have SATA connector in your PC, and if you want to go with NVMe, you need...

Thanks for your suggestion.