As long as you haven ' t been pushing the psu too hard throughout its life , it should be finemost hardware setups will never need this much wattage so most likely not Silverstone isn ' t a bad psu manufacturer so I wouldn ' t worry too much . If you want to be safe you can always buy a multimeter off Amazon for 20 bucks and test each pin on the 24 pin to make sure it ' s supplying the correct voltage . There are guides on Google of how to do this . <| sep |> Depends on whether you want those portable kinds or not , as well as the brand you want . <| sep |> This . The guy just seems like the asshole who wedgies nerds in High School . It ' s not that complicated . <| sep |> I ' m quite happy with my current wired speeds . Thank you for your insight ! I ' ll probably get one of the Ubiquiti APs then and upgrade in the future if needed . Yeah the extra AP is only 2 . 4 Ghz , but it ' s fine as it ' s only used in one room for very light mobile usage and it seems stable so far . Even so , I ' ll consider seeing if I can convince my family if I can mount another AP somewhere in the house , though not sure how much it ' ll help as if I put it in one room , the signals will not penetrate to the other rooms well lol . Do you know if the Lite or the LR will have better signals than the n 56 u ? If it ' s just a tad bit better , I ' ll be happy . It ' s mostly the reliability that ' s driving me insane , not as much the coverage .