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Your larger dish would likely compensate. In your case, you would need to graph your C/N values over several days/nights against measured temperature to see if there's any correlation. It's easier in my case since it's more noticeable. I lose a solid lock during the day but right now at 9 pm...

Lol I couldn't hang with that lol. I feel ancient running a gen 4 drive :rolleyes: :oops::D:biggrin. But I use mine for high end gaming and video rendering...

Even with 2 slots. Asus makes it seem like both drives would need to be in a raid config. Unless the card only takes up on pcie lane. The card is gen 5 the drive slots on the board itself are gen 4

I use a regular LNBF with no problems even on 100+ days. I'm using a much bigger dish than you are though (12 footer).

I don't really have a problem on Ku. It's on C-band where I could use improvement in a few situations likely due to my dish only being 7 1/2'.

Buying a Bullseye LNB eliminated temperature issues for us, here in New Mexico. Signals that would fade as the day got hot now stay steady 24/7. I think it's worth the investment.

I may have asked this long ago but I forget. With the high temperatures we are now experiencing (about 88F yesterday), I'm wondering if enclosing an LNB in an ice pack would improve its performance. I find that reception on my C-band dish is better at night in particular on the occasional...

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They don't need to mention it as it's enabled by default. It's not the CSR's job to teach people how to use the system, and than goodness because they're a trainwreck now as it is

Mine are all Gen 3 - older motherboard. (ASUS Maximus Hero X)

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like i said i don't see the tgp deal being any better for consumers!!!! they will run it into the ground and sell what ever they can.

It is. It ended last Wednesday, so now all areas can get a new satellite subscription.

i thought that was an experiment???

the drive slots on my board are gen 4 the slots on my card are gen five

It is not the Networks that have a issue, it is the affiliates. DirecTV already has a deal with Fox, NBC and now, CBS, to be a part of genre packs, but that is largely O&O Stations.

my card has two gen 5 slots. from what i am gathering the two drives need to be in a raid config ugh...

https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/1669

Don't hold your breath on them being able to work a deal with the networks.

They need a locals mini genre pack now.

That's the only way the mainboard in question can support Gen5. The on-board m.2 slots (4 of them) are Gen4.

Not sure but there's next to no speed loss with a PCI M.2 card adapter

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Probably because att closed their deal

Wow! A lot of changes on Western Arc. Very strange to have all of these changes at once after almost 2 years of minimal movement. As I am looking at the changes, Dish cleaned up 110, TP 21, which was a free for all with a mixture of SD, HD, and music channels. They moved all their SD...