BSNL FTTH Review - speed and connection

BSNL FTTH Review

BSNL FTTH is anyhow better than landline broadband. I am having both the connections. Further BSNL provides cheapest FTTH services even when compared to private players. The twist is that the private players have FUP policy & they will cap your speed after FUP.

 But in case of BSNL they give full speed even after FUP for the whole month, no matter how much you use it. 

I am using 777 plan & have used more than 400GBs at full speed. Its a connection with 20 Mbps speed unlimited.

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boston acoustics a26 review

boston acoustics a26 review

• The Boston Acoustics A-Series bookshelf loudspeaker (A 26) incorporates high-quality components that produce the legendary Boston Sound. The A-Series bookshelf loudspeaker is ideally suited for use in a high-quality multichannel home theater or stereo music system.
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• The Boston Acoustics A-Series bookshelf loudspeaker features a two-way design that employs a single 6.5" woofer paired with a single 1.0" soft-dome tweeter.
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• The Boston Acoustic A 26 features Boston's 1" Kortec soft-dome tweeter for crystalline high frequencies.
• The Boston Acoustics A 26 bookshelf loudspeaker is fitted with a single 6.5" ceramic/glass fiber polymer woofer with Deep Channel Design (DCD) that allows for higher speed, reduced distortion, and improved sensitivity. As a result the A 26 delivers more bass response from less amplifier power.
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• The crossover components in the A 26 incorporate low-loss film capacitors and low-distortion laminated silicon steel cores for the inductors in all critical areas. The tweeter and woofer are crossed over at 2,400 Hz.

Looking to put the excitement back in movie night? Check out Boston's A 26 bookshelf speaker. 

This little dynamo boasts clear, musical sound that'll add life to your movies and music

. Use a pair to create a robust stereo music system, or create a compact home theater system using a 

pair of A 26 speakers in both the front and rear of your room. 

Just add the A 225C center channel and either the ASW250 powered subwoofer to complete your system. 

Delivering premium sound in a compact design, the Boston Acoustics A 26 Two-Way 6-1/2-Inch Bookshelf

 Speaker makes an ideal addition to home theater or music systems. 

This powerful bookshelf speaker features internal bracing and a reinforcement disc for enhanced sound

 quality. A Kortec soft dome tweeter offers crisp, high frequencies, while a ceramic/glass fiber

 polymer woofer delivers more bass response from less amplifier power. With the A 26 bookshelf speaker, you can

 enjoy your favorite 

Blu-ray movies, video games, and music in richly detailed stereo sound. Pair with additional A Series 

speakers (sold separately) to create an immersive surround sound experience. Each speaker in the A Series

 incorporates innovative materials and fabrication methods for improved frequency response and enhanced stereo imaging.

 Offering luxurious quality, each speaker in the A Series is housed in high-contrast finish cabinets with 

scratch-resistant panels, textured tops, magnetic grilles, and rounded edges for a superior build. 

The A Series' sleek design looks great alongside any room's decor. Boston's 1-inch Kortec

 soft dome tweeter delivers clear high-frequency response, making movies come alive and

 vocal performances sing with clarity. Each A Series 6-1/2-inch woofer uses Deep Channel Design

 (DCD) magnet structures to deliver more bass from less amplifier power, resulting in a fuller, cleaner sound. 

The A Series woofers feature ceramic and glass fiber polymer cones that help to reduce distortion for 

improved clarity.

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Corsair VS450 Review - shoud you buy or not ? Best review on Corsair VS450

Corsair vs450 Review

Running an RX 470 and i5 with lots of hard drives and USB power requirements. 

Even though actual 450 or even 400 W should be sufficient for my running, there are minor issues with this power supply. 

It will run fine 98% of the time, but sometimes under load it will either cut power to my SSD drive (which I use only as a cache anyways so no big deal - but this happens way too often) or the GPU will crash while playing certain specific games (only happens once a week/fortnight). I've isolated all other problem sources regarding these faults by checking drivers and firmware etc and am certain the fault is with the PSU's lack of wattage.

 Interestingly, even the latest games of 2018 on the highest settings run perfectly fine on it for many hours, but certain MMO games that are GPU, CPU and network intensive will crash the system on very rare occasions. It's fine if you're building a gaming PC where you only do light gaming but I'll be going for something with more wattage next time. 

The brand (Corsair) and sub-brand (VS) are fine, although you should expect to get only about 60-70% of the advertised wattage with this sub-brand. I had to RMA the first unit I got which probably was not defective 

itself but for some reason caused my motherboard to lose one of its dual BIOSes in an irrecoverable way after a particularly bad power surge.

 Finding the local RMA service provider was a bit of a task and it took them a while to get the replacement, but in the end the RMA process worked and I was provided a new unit after an almost month long wait.

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