Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIE 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Ruth's sister
Wall-mounted Wi-Fi extender boosts signal to 300 Mbps using four external antennas
The Ruth's sister extender mounts on a wall and uses four external antennas to distribute a 300 Mbps wireless signal across a wider area. It is designed for homes or small offices where the existing router leaves dead zones and a simple plug-in unit cannot reach.
The unit relies on its plastic enclosure and antenna array to dissipate heat without any moving parts, so it runs silently in normal use. Power is drawn through the internal cable, keeping the outlet free and the installation tidy.
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Mount the extender on a wall using the built-in brackets, then attach all four external antennas before powering on; many users forget to extend the antennas fully.
Periodically dust the four external antennas and vents, check that the wall mount remains secure, and reboot the unit if the 300Mbps connection drops.
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