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@BobVonBob I know how to display screen with iic and how to read data from the sensors. I need help with the variables and serial.print

@Fasauceome I only know vary basic arduino stuff like digital write. This isn't homework. I can code micro python but I can't use that code in Arduino. //Storing data to variables screen_1 = (get data from BME280) screen_2 = (get data) screen _3 = (get data) //print text to LCD print(screen1); delay(3000); print(screen2); delay(3000); print(screen3); delay(3000);

I am making an arduino project that utilises the following parts Arduino Real Time Clock Arduino Uno Arduino BME280 Arduino LCD (need blue with IIC) Arduino Gas sensor Arduino SD logger Arduino noise sensor Arduino light sensor What I want to do is create 3 variables ; Screen 1, screen 2, screen 3 I want screen 1 to have the temperature, humidity and pressure Screen 2 needs to contain flammable gases Screen 3 needs to contain noise and light readings Then screen 1 2 and 3 need to be logged to the SD card including the date and time Then screen 1 must be shown on the LCD for 3 seconds. Then screen 2. Then screen 3. Then it should wait one second and repeat the cycle. Please can someone write this as arduino code for me

@Spotty 500-750W depending on the CPU.

You will need about 500 - 750W assuming you have a 100w TDP CPU

How many hours has your drive been used for. This is mine and it still has a good health rating

https://uk.crucial.com/gbr/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Lenovo/ideapad-s130-14igm

@milantheworse It is a good upgrade. But good enough for gaming ? If your motherboard has support for xeons, they cost around 5 euros and you will get 2 times better performance then a q9500

Not recomended, but you could shove a screwdriver under it and try to turn it by moving the driver. Or you could slightly push the battery down and use plyers to turn it

@GarytheGroundhog The CPU/motherboard does that, so the software or motherboard firmware controlling it may be glitching out

If you are gaming, a GTX970 will be still fine, but if you need higher settings go with a radeon 5700 or 5700xt. For your CPU you can go with intel or AMD. For your use case a Ryzen 7 2700x or 3800x will be good

Watercooling is a good idea to reduce noise, but for an RX580, it just isn't worth it. Water cooling will cost minimum $80 and you can buy a used RX580 for around $100 to $120 if you are lucky. Also, if you use a CPU style waterblock, the VRMs wont be cooled and buying a GPU block is even more costly and would make it even worse for value.

Its probably the motherboard or software causing it to go to 100% just before it goes to sleep, whie it is getting all the files from the RAM to the HDD/SSD.

When getting IO panels, it is better to get branded ones then unbranded. A reputable brand from any website will be fine

What new CPU should get ?

If my solution helped, please react to it and mark it as solved

@Ofir aviel Reset the cmos header

Did you update drivers. Try rolling back

No. If you could thousands of fake GPU listing wouldn't exist

Are you using MBR or GPT

Put the original BIOS back on

Do intel use the AMD style sockets ?

@Nibbzey Did it work ? Please give an update

Do you see the post screen

Your CPU (not GPU) is being bottlenecked. If you have an RX580 swap the CPU for a R5 2500x