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First off a hello to everyone and a thanks for putting together a place to get questions answered.
I'm new to the ASRock products and pretty much below average about computer stuff. I'm not a tweeker or anything like that, but that might change since it seems PCs are getting easier to use for simple people like myself.
OK first of many questions.
I just started putting together a new PC (not running yet) using the Fatal1ty Pro 990fx series MOBO and while looking at the manual I noticed the "Dual LAN - Teaming" thing, I understand the basics of what it says in the manual (which isn't much) that you can boost your LAN speed by using two ports and it's sees them as one connection. But what I wanted to ask, does it really boost your speeds by up to 2x, will it boost internet speed using a cable modem, is it easy to setup (program wise), and what can anyone tell me about it that the manual doesn't cover?
Sorry if these are simple questions but I never delt with this type of thing, if there's a thread about it already please link to it so people don't need to type it out again.
I'm new to the ASRock products and pretty much below average about computer stuff. I'm not a tweeker or anything like that, but that might change since it seems PCs are getting easier to use for simple people like myself.
OK first of many questions.
I just started putting together a new PC (not running yet) using the Fatal1ty Pro 990fx series MOBO and while looking at the manual I noticed the "Dual LAN - Teaming" thing, I understand the basics of what it says in the manual (which isn't much) that you can boost your LAN speed by using two ports and it's sees them as one connection. But what I wanted to ask, does it really boost your speeds by up to 2x, will it boost internet speed using a cable modem, is it easy to setup (program wise), and what can anyone tell me about it that the manual doesn't cover?
Sorry if these are simple questions but I never delt with this type of thing, if there's a thread about it already please link to it so people don't need to type it out again.
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