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| Motherboard | ROG STRIX Z690-E / MSI Z490 A-Pro Motherboard |
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| Power Supply | Corsair Enthusiast TX750 |
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| Keyboard | K68 RGB — CHERRY® MX Red |
| Software | Win10 Pro \ RIP:Win 7 Ult 64 bit |
Hey all. Anyone looked into Eero? I've a client who has horrible coverage in his house, and despite putting a repeater in, says that he still has miserable coverage. He hit me up this morning, wondering if this would solve his problems. I haven't even been to his house, so can't make even a base guess, but figured I'd check out the device itself. Was wondering if anyone had looked into this? How is this better than just sticking a couple of repeaters in the sockets?
My client is convinced that this is what he needs, and since I can't find any solid reason to convince him otherwise, I'll let it go 
