Thankfully a new firing pin is a $10 part. Should have 2 new ones here today.
This laptop is driving me nuts. I have disabled MyAsus Wifi Smart Connect and Taskfirst, turned off the Wifi Card Power management, did a network reset on the computer etc.
I have it connected to a Ubiquti Wifi 7 XG access point, and have tried both 5ghz and 6ghz bands, transferring large video files to a NAS capable of 280MB/s transfer speeds over a 10gb backbone, but I can never get the file transfer speed to go above 70MB/s from the laptop.
I checked to make sure it was not a line issue, so I installed iPerf on my desktop and the laptop and ran the numbers and got speeds north of 1.5 Gb/s which should be ~187 MB/s. I also tested the wifi access point speed with another laptop that has Wifi 7 and was able to transfer to the NAS at over 250 MB/s.
My 1tb hard drive is only half full, so plenty of space.
Not the end of the world, but I paid good money for fast speeds and would like to be able to utilize them!
I have a UCG-Fiber/Cloud Gateway Fiber and am currently running 6 G6 - 4k cameras. 5 G6 bullets and 1 G6 instant. All hardwired. This is already over the Ubiquiti stated limit of 5.
It uses a whopping 17-22megs/second in bandwidth (small). CPU utilization is under 20%. RAM under 80% Playback is smooth. Using H.265 encoding.
Has anyone had luck running more? How many total? I have a 4TB SSD installed and I currently have 26 days of playback with my 6 cameras. The stated 2TB limit is inaccurate.
I would love to add another camera or two, and am wondering what is the max number that people have had success with given that the numbers Ubiquiti put out are clearly inaccurate, or listed with a huge buffer in anticipation of having huge overheads from other aspects of the system.
I don't have a rack system setup and would like to avoid buying an NVR if possible. Just curious as to what crazy things people have done.
Rant:
I was mounting a base/rings/scope on my 6.5 Creedmoor rifle at lunch and found myself amused that both Area 419 and Vortex say all over their packaging that their products require that they are torqued to very specific values (else it will come lose or damage your scope), yet they give you L shaped keys in hex/torx/whatever instead of a bit that I could use in my Fat Wrench or other torque wrench to actually install their products.
The key literally does 0 good, other than to take their own product off. And there is a real chance that I may have lost the bit (or my wrench did not come with a bit) that fits their product. Why not provide that bit instead? Something that I can actually use for installation?
Neither the base nor the rings were by any means cheap, and the L key has to cost something. The bit can't be that much more marginally expensive.
End rant.
To be clear I have the bits needed for the install. Just strikes me as silly to not include them.