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Ok. Thanks. And last question I just cannot find an answer for... If I buy some smart switch that is basically rele connected to smart home network + hardware switch, does the hardware switch physically move if I turn the switch by remote? Or each time I use the remote control the ON/OFF state of the physical switch changes?

I am 100% not going into some cloud solutions or thing like this. I know thats path to hell I will deffinitelly go with Home Assistant for my central unit. I saw that there are systems like KNX or free@home that are basically just smart switches on rail and I can control them from IP, or by binary inputs. They are not cheap tho. Another option I see is to just do normal electrical installation and then buy some Zigbee smart switches I put in place of normal 230V switch, but I am not sure if those can controll the lights and for example do dimming on them? Or those switches work also by communicating with the smart bulb and instruct them to do the dimming etc?

In the coming months, I will be doing a completely new electrical installation in an apartment, and I haven't completely found out on the Internet what my options are if I want to do everything as a smart home. I know that there is a low-efford solution where I have everything done "the old way" (standard wiring, switches, lighting, etc.) and subsequently buy Wifi/Zigbee/ZWave switches, sockets, bulbs, etc.... But it seems to me , that this solution is unnecessary when I can do everything from scratch and I'm trying to find out how it's done correctly these days. Is there anyone who can advise me on this topic before I contact a company so that I at least have an idea? If this is how it is handled as a standard, I would like to have, for example, switches via a low-current distribution and all switching and control would take place in the fuse box. In this way, I would not only get rid of unnecessary high-current distributions where they are not needed, but I would have the opportunity to choose any solution of the main unit, which would simply control all lighting (and possibly other devices) from one place. But I'm not sure if it's done this way these days and if it's allowed by law, for example.

So... I tested my pc with another GPU (RX 6800) and problem is still present. I also seen same games with same OSD setup on another machine (Ryzen 3600 + the RX6800 from above) and the micro stutters are not there. So I am now 100% sure that GPU is not the problem... Should I now try to replace something else? Maybe different drive? PSU? Or I should go and just try to claim warranty on CPU?

Interestingly, Rust and PUBG is not dependent on the keyboard strokes. Just CSGO...

I updated Windows to latest version but problem is still there...

It is updated to latest. I tried to even removing the GHUB. Not helped. I tested different keyboard and mouse from different brand (non gaming). The Windows 11 update is KB5027303? I have that one waiting.

I am experiencing weird behavior on my new R 7700 (non X) with Asus B650E-E and G.SKill Trident Z5 NEO 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000 CL30, AMD EXPO. I was trying to find why my 1% and 0.1% fps lows where so low: Then, with help of OSD graph of frametime in MSI afterburner, I found that if I am not clicking on keyboard, nor mouse keys, there are no microstutters. If I for example leave the game run for 20 seconds, no stutter, then I click on e.g. "W" and in that instant, I get micro lag (spike in graph). Does not matter what key, if mouse or keyboard. Mouse movement do not cause it however. If I am playing normally (clicking many buttons) I am getting one micro stutter per 3-5 seconds. I tested this in CS:GO, Rust and Minecraft. I have Logitech G610 and G430 Hero, but I tester some other keyboard and mouse combo (different brand) and it is still hapenning. So it seems it is not caused by the peripherals itself, but maybe by USB controller or board? Can board or cpu be defective?

I think I found a possible cause of this: I enabled OSD frametime graph in MSI After burner and I found out that the micro lags are hapenning only if I am clicking on mouse or keyboard buttons. Mouse movement do not cause it. I left the CS:GO running without clicking on anything and no stutter, but when I clicked on W, in that instant, I got microlag. If I use keyboar dand mouse normally, the lag happens once per 3-5 seconds. So it must be something with USB controller, or motherboard itself maybe? Any idea how to fix or debug this?

So then any other idea what can cause this?

It is an MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Ti GAMING 8G. How I check for vbios updates for it?

Disabled EXPO, CS:GO same gamemode: Still seing small micro stutters every few seconds.

Yes

I have new R 7700 (non X) with Asus B650E-E and G.SKill Trident Z5 NEO 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000 CL30, AMD EXPO. I use stock BIOS settings (no PBO) except for enabled EXPO II. I am experiencing micro fps drops in games and mostly in cs:go. I game at 1080p. Monitor type does not matter. It is hapenning on cheap 60Hz and on 165Hz gaming one. Any idea what is hapenning? CPU is at 70c max. Its hapenning only sometimes but it is almost like CPU lags for a moment, its not really noticable on 0.01% lows (even they are very low for my opinion) but it is very noticable. I have 1070Ti GPU but it was working fine when I had i7-8700 with same gpu. I am also using same monitor as before upgrade. I have EXPO enabled and PBO on CPU disabled. (upraveno) ^^ After one gungame game. Benchmark started after I entered fullscreen mode and I did not jumped out from window. ^^ Temps, clocks and powers (sorry it is in Czech language) while ingame. EDIT: Also tested Rust and Minecraft

Hi guys. I am using laptop as a Home Assistant (Debian with supervisor) for my hut. I have a DWM-222 4G LTE stick in it (interface `usb0`, ip `192.168.0.2`) and home network (interface `enp5s0`, ip `192.168.1.100`). I am trying to setup forwarding so I can access the LTE stick's web GUI (`192.168.0.1:80`) in from local network (e.g. on url `http://192.168.1.100:8080`). I am using ufw firewall. I tried to do the forwarding by following steps: - Enabling ip_forward in `nano /etc/sysctl.conf` - Adding port forwarding: `ufw route allow proto tcp from any to 192.168.0.1 port 80 forward to 192.168.1.100 port 8080` Sadly it does not work... I also tried setting up iptables rather than ufw rule by: `iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i enp5s0 -p tcp --dport 8080 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.1:80` `iptables -A FORWARD -i enp5s0 -o usb0 -p tcp --dport 80 -d 192.168.0.1 -j ACCEPT` And that also not work. Any idea what is wrong?

As far as I know every piece of hw I have was specially marked as compatibile with expo so do I have right to refund or replacement?

And what defines if Expo works or not? Expo I should be validated by motherboard and Expo II by sticks right? Can I ask for replacement of MB or sticks? Or it depends on CPU silicon?

Disabled Expo and problem seems to be fixed... What to do to make it work with Expo enabled? I specially bought 6000 CL30 Expo validated kits to have it working.

Clean reinstall.

I did clean install and yes. All drivers and BIOS are up to date.

I have a new R7 7700 (non X) in ASUS B650-E with CL30 6000 2x16 kit ("Expo I" enabled) and found out today, that I am getting small micro-lags once in a while (maybe every 5 mins?) in csgo. So I enabled FPS counter and lowest FPS is at likie 3FPS. Any idea what can cause this? Max temps on cpu while playing were 71c. PS: GPU is 1070Ti, but it was not causing problems on my older platform (i5 8th gen, DDR4)

I want to by an lowend minipc for my grandma. She is using it just for lightweight internet browsing and maybe some hd video playback. I was looking at Intel NUC with an Intel Celeron J4005, but I am not sure if that CPU will even handle an Win 10 Home instance. I will surely buy an SSD for it. Will it be ok for her? Do not need quick response times, but at least an usable experience

I am trying to find Fitness band for my mother. She is a casual runner and cyslist. Things I need: - Music control (Android) - Battery life of more than 1-2 day (with full use) - Small size so it easily fits her wrist - Always on Things that I nessesarily dont need: - GPS - NFC I see that there is many options, but Xiaomi Mi Band 7, Xiaomi Mi Band Pro, Amazfit Band 7 or Amazfit GTR 4 Mini caugth my eye. Price is in range that is acceptable for me and features + size too. Any reccmendations? Tips? Warning about above mentioned?

It does not. Its like 20 seconds and then freeze. Just tested and drive does not go over 35c

I tested both drives for bad sectors. Everything is ok as chkdsk reported. Both drives are healthy... Weird is that it is hapenning on random files.