I don’t get it. My closet is 85 with just a nas and some switches idle in it, I dread what my r730s would do in there…
How do y’all keep temps from being an issue in media parts or cabinets?

Hello! I built a PC around a month and a half ago, I have:
CPU: 7600X
Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120SE
GPU: ASUS DUAL OC RX 7800 XT
Case: Antec AX20
I started noticing that my temperatures are a bit high when playing some video games. Horizon Zero Dawn has a steady 80-83 in areas with more foliage, and after having played Cyberpunk at 1080p Ray Tracing Ultra for 15 minutes in downtown I managed to get it to 87 degrees (then I just quit the game). Among the suspects are: the CPU itself, small case, me having installed something wrong and too few case fans (3 front 120mm that came with the case).
I started doing some testing and confirmed that 80+ only appear when both GPU and CPU are loaded, on its own the CPU never goes above 71-72 degrees. But then after having installed all of those diagnostic utilities I notices that I never get more than 90W of power, which is supposedly the Eco mode?
To see whether the Eco mode was on, I installed Ryzen Master. Upon installation, it showed my that I was supposedly in the Default (stock) settings for my CPU. Switching to Eco and rebooting I ran the tests,a nd it was still 90W, no change. Switching back to default - 90W. Oh, and now Ryzen Master says all of the CPU readings are nan with temp capped at -2147483647 degrees. Reinstalling doesn't help. Other diagnostic tools read all the sensors just fine.
What the hell is going on?

My 2010 F150 XLT had its wipeturn signal multifunction switch die on me. What would you use to replace it?
OEM from the dealer or advance auto parts and the like, are asking $200-$300.
There are tons of knock offs on amazon or places like parts geek for $35-$55.
Is there really any good reason to pay so much more? If it matters I'm installing it myself as it should be 20 minutes including losing the obligatory 10mm or driver bit.

I recently switched from amd to Intel and now all games I play are crashing! No error message or error log. After playing for like 30 minutes It just closes after a brief freeze. The games I played are: Fallout 76 Battlefield v Battlefront 2 (2017) Rainbow six siege Halo wars 2 StarCraft 2 Fortnite
My PC components are: Intel i7 12700kf Asrock z690 extreme (no wifi) 32gb of ram (4x8gb) Acer predator apollo (xmp enabled) 2x nvme's 1tb and 500gb 1x SSD 500gb 1x HDD 2tb AMD Rx 6800xt powercolor (default settings) Psu: Corsair rm 750w gold modular. My last PC component were: Ryzen 5600x and asrock x570 steel legend.
Everything else was the same. And with my previous cpu these crashes did not happen at all! I already updated my bios version tu the latest(no beta version). My cpu temp neves goes past 60°c when playing, usually stays at 50-55 and my GPU usually stays at 68-72°c While usage in these games usually are like: 90-99% gpu and 50% ~ cpu. this problem does not happen in regular use of my PC, like web browsing or working. Just playing.
I'd appreciate any help!

Hey everyone,
So i have recently switched from an old intel macbook pro to a t480, so I am used to very quiet fans. I have reapplied thermal paste and configured Throttlestop (by following a yt's guide by chezdoesstuff), however i am very disappointed by the thermal performance and sudden cpu spikes and was wondering if it is normal at all. So when the t480 is running on battery, it is quiet slow ( a brand new nvme installed ) and almost fanless. Since I use my laptop most of the time at home, i tend to leave it plugged in and cap the charging to 80% but immediately once i plug in the charger the temps reach 86c - 100c and the fans go crazy and i notice cpu spikes even though the laptop is idling , if i unplug the charger everything goes back to normal . I used core temp to check the power going to the cpu and it turns out that when the laptop is on battery the cpu withdraws around 1.5w and once its plugged in , it spikes to 25w then fluctuates between 10 and 25w . All the drivers, BIOS updates are updated to the latest version. In BIOS the power settings are set to Balanced even when plugged in .Any help would be appreciated

I’m thinking of starting northbound thru hike on my birthday of 2 January and wonder about where I roughly might be when it’s warm enough for creepie-crawlies and gear makeup shift. Assume I’m at a ‘typical’ pace…
I understand it’s a very vague scenario explanation and question. All in all I do better in colder weather but also want to roughly plan for when I switch gear to warm weather gear with bug nets, spray, etc.
In the meantime, I’ll look at past weather reports with average temps along the way.

Since this will be a long post with all important details here's a shorter description for people who had a similar problem before:
Current specs:

• CPU: Ryzen 5800X
• Motherboard: Gigabyte X570 Aorus Ultra
• GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio
• PSU: Corsair RM750x
• Ram: Corsair Vengeance LPX, DDR4, 32 GB, 3200MHz, CL16
• NVMe 1: Kingston KC3000 2TB (C: system)
• NVMe 2: Kingston KC3000 2TB (D:)
• Sata SSD: Crucial MX500 1TB (E:)

What's the issue:
on random days the 2nd NVMe drive stops responding while trying to play some modern 3D games (Starfield intro is very repeatable, Helldivers 2, Titanfall 2 menu, Fortnite, Minecraft with shaders, can't reproduce it in any other way besides playing games) and this causes the games to crash, the drive stays accessible but I'm only able to read what is in the cache I guess. Here's what's in the event viewer https://imgur.com/a/F6sxz5KI can keep using my main drive and play games on it. After restarting my PC it works fine until I try to play a game on it again, then the same thing happens.
Which drives had this happen:

• Samsung 980 Pro 2TB that I had replaced on warranty because of a worse issue that caused BSODs, they didn't find any issues after this started happening, now this drive is sold and the guy doesn't have any issues, it crashed in my 2nc NVMe slot
• 2nd Kingston KC3000 as my D: drive, it crashed in the 2nd and 3rd NVMe slot, also today in a PCIe NVMe adapter card which I slotted in the x8 slot (2nd metal reinforced slot)
• my main (1st, C:) Kingston KC3000 DID NOT crash so far, it's been sitting in the 1st NVMe slot the whole time

How do I temp fix it:
so far it goes away for a week or two or more after plugging the drive to another slot (today that didn't work, maybe because I did it quickly), but to do that I have to completely unplug my PC and take out my GPU. One time it went away after upgrading my BIOS and resetting it completely. If I don't do anything about it then the next day it might work totally fine, then break the day after.
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Now the whole story of all the parts from past to now:
The motherboard, CPU, PSU and GPU combo I bought off of my close friend, they didn't have any issues and probably used this setup for way more in a day than me. They had 2 NVMe drives plugged in the top 2 NVMe slots, one of them was a Samsung, some random model, probably irrelevant, they kept their drives.I used an ADATA XPG SX8200 1TB with my Sata SSD with that setup originally, no problems whatsoever.
(NVMe1: Adata, NVMe2: empty, NVMe3: empty)
A year ago I bought a Samsung 980 Pro 2TB, the model that had the issues and owners were told to update it, mine was already up to date. I cloned stuff from the Adata to the Samsung and put it into the 1st slot, wiped the Adata and put it into the 2nd.
(NVMe1: C: Samsung, NVMe2: D: Adata, NVMe3: empty)
Everything was fine for half a year until I started getting bluescreens, very non descriptive. No minidumps were being saved. After some time I figured out it should be the Samsung drive, bought my first Kingston KC3000 and cloned stuff from my Samsung before sending it off to RMA.Didn't have more problems after that, but I might have just been lucky...
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: D: Adata, NVMe3: empty)
My RMA was approved and I got a replacement, I cloned games from the Adata onto the new Samsung and slotted it in it's place.
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: D: Samsung, NVMe3: empty)
Three months later I started having my current drive issue, there are no bluescreens anymore, just the game launched from the Samsung crashing and it being unresponsive until a reboot. I submitted another RMA, bought another Kingston KC3000 to keep my 4TB in fast storage, cloned from Samsung to the new Kingston, sent the Samsung away on RMA but this time, after 1 hour of troubleshooting on their side (that's what it seems from the message timestamps), they found no issues and sent the Samsung back.I decided to sell the Samsung until the same issue appeared with the brand new Kingston. In this moment I started thinking it's a motherboard/CPU issue.
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: D:Kingston (newest), NVMe3: empty)
I moved the new Kingston into my 3rd NVMe slot, it's been running fine for a month, until this Monday...
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: empty, NVMe3: D:Kingston (newest))
An idea I had was to get a NVMe to PCI Express adapter, which I did get today and slotted it right under my GPU, in the second "metal" PCIe slot, trying to rule out my motherboard chipset, since the 2nd and 3rd NVMe slots go through it, while the 1st goes straight to the CPU.
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: empty, NVMe3: empty, PCIe x8: D: Kingston (newest))
Sadly, even with this setup it keeps crashing in that way. I was hoping that it will be fine, since that slot is also going straight to my CPU from what I read.
My ideas about the possible cause:

• brand new drives, both being broken in a similar way?
• was almost certain it was the motherboard, until today
• the CPU?
• the repeated cloning? I use clonezilla, copying the partition tables and pure data shouldn't cause such things..

What I can still try with my available stuff:

• swap the Kingstons around, so the one with games sits in the 1st slot
• use my old Adata instead of the new Kingston (less capacity) - TESTING NOW
• switch to a Ryzen 3600 to rule out the 5800x (loss of performance for at most 2 months)
• wipe both drives and reinstall everything (very annoying and time consuming)

I'm very welcome for possible ideas and suggestions, I'm very frustrated at this point because I can't trust my PC since it can break at any moment.
Thanks for reading.
UPDATE 1:
Wiped clean the new Kingston using diskpart and initialized the disk to rule out the cloning - launched Starfield on it and it crashed, so it's not the cloning. I also swapped it with my old Adata, so now testing it in the PCIe adapter.
(NVMe1: C: Kingston, NVMe2: empty, NVMe3: empty, PCIe x8: D: Adata)

I am getting a young iguana soon and have tried doing research on basic care and have found stuff but it's all from 2018 times. I know things have changed since then so I'm trying to get fresh information. I have a 24x24x48 enclosure (it's only about 15 inches right now) and will be building bigger one later. I was wondering what temps to use and if I need 100w or 150w che and what type of uv I need. Online says t5 5% but again it's older and doesn't say what size cage. I know a lot of people have switched to the t8. I found a t8 10% and wondering if that'll work. Also want to know what types of plants I can put in there. Was thinking of putting corn plants in there but want to make sure those are not toxic to them. Also want to know humidity levels and how others keep them stable. And last I was wondering about diet. I know that probably hasn't changed much but just making sure nothing crazy has been discovered.
Tldr: need uv, temps, diet, and humidity help for new iguana 🦎

When my Home Assistant instance is first started, the dual-mode thermostat does not work. I changed my config to no longer use climate.turn_off but that didn't fix it unfortunately. To make it work, I go to the thermostat, select either heat or cool, then it will work based on the temperature I set. Then I switch back to heat/cool and it works perfectly. It's just after restarting that it doesn't work.
I took a video of this happening to hopefully clarify: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebmFzV2CT5Y
Changing this to heat or cool only works on a per thermostat basis, if I change it for one thermostat it doesn't fix the others that I have.
I figured out that when I call the climate.set_temperature event on my thermostat, I get an error if I only set target_temp_high or only target_temp_low, I always have to set both. When I set both target_temp_high and target_temp_low, my switch still doesn't work as my heater and cooler stay off. When I also send "temperature" my heater or cooler finally run.
I'm trying to get the thermostat to both turn my heater or cooler on and send the target_temp_high or target_temp_low to the airconditioner based on its mode.

climate: - platform: dualmode_generic name: Woonkamer Thermostaat unique_id: climate.living_room_thermostat heater: switch.livingaircoheat cooler: switch.livingaircocool fan: switch.livingaircofan fan_behavior: neutral dryer: switch.livingaircodry dryer_behavior: neutral target_sensor: sensor.living_room_temperature reverse_cycle: cooler, heater, dryer, fan enable_heat_cool: True min_temp: 12 max_temp: 35 cold_tolerance: 0.5 hot_tolerance: 0.3 target_temp_high: 32 target_temp_low: 17 precision: 0.5 keep_alive: minutes: 15 - platform: dualmode_generic name: Werkkamer Thermostaat unique_id: climate.office_thermostat heater: switch.officeaircoheat cooler: switch.officeaircocool fan: switch.officeaircofan fan_behavior: neutral dryer: switch.officeaircodry dryer_behavior: neutral target_sensor: sensor.office_temperature reverse_cycle: cooler, heater, dryer, fan enable_heat_cool: True min_temp: 12 max_temp: 35 cold_tolerance: 0.5 hot_tolerance: 0.3 target_temp_high: 32 target_temp_low: 17 precision: 0.5 keep_alive: minutes: 15 switch: - platform: template switches: livingaircodry: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'dry') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: dry target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircofan: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'fan_only') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: fan_only target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircocool: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'cool') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: cool target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.woonkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_high') }}" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d livingaircoheat: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_living_room', 'heat') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: heat target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.woonkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_low') }}" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: 74a834924b7dcfd0ef7e3e7e1a48a44d officeaircodry: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'dry') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: dry target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircofan: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'fan_only') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: fan_only target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircocool: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'cool') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: cool target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.werkkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_high') }}" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e officeaircoheat: value_template: "{{ is_state('climate.airco_office', 'heat') }}" turn_on: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: heat target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e - service: climate.set_temperature data: temperature: "{{ state_attr('climate.werkkamer_thermostaat', 'target_temp_low') }}" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e turn_off: - service: climate.set_hvac_mode data: hvac_mode: "off" target: device_id: c38f0fc06d226e3910a54b9f53ea850e 

I have simple product. 18650 Lithium Battery Charge Shield Board with 4 18650 battery + DS18B20 3m cable + DS18B20 module + ESP32. I need a low power and low maintenance temp meter as possible. I need it to send the data via wifi (I will some point make it to send the data via Sim card). First I wrote the code myself, but them started using AI and it kept and kept improving the code. To my eyes it looks pretty perfect, but seems that AI never stops so seems pointless and slow to keep asking it. Do you find any improvements possible or what should be done or is this good enough? The times how long it is in deep sleep is not yet final. I would be using this same code with diffrent meters so this is important. Also updathing the code once it is in place will be pain in the ass so trying not ever need to do it.

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// Define constants constexpr bool DEBUG = true; constexpr int SENSOR_PIN = 4; constexpr unsigned long DELAY_DURATION = 10000; constexpr int MAX_HTTP_RETRIES = 3; constexpr int MAX_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS = 5; constexpr int DEEP_SLEEP_DURATION = 10; constexpr unsigned long WIFI_TIMEOUT = 30000; constexpr unsigned long HTTP_TIMEOUT = 5000; constexpr unsigned long INITIAL_BACKOFF_DELAY = 500; constexpr unsigned long MAX_BACKOFF_DELAY = 8000; constexpr int WDT_TIMEOUT = 60; // Watchdog timeout in seconds
struct WiFiCredentials { const char* ssid; const char* password; };
// Secure method for storing and handling WiFi credentials const WiFiCredentials wifiCredentials = {"Name", "PASS"};
// Server URL constexpr const char* serverURL = "https://myaddress .com/temperature-endpoint.php";
// Logging levels enum class LogLevel { INFO, ERROR };
// Namespace for utility functions namespace Utils {

ifdef DEBUG

void logMessage(LogLevel level, const char* msg) { const char* levelStr = (level == LogLevel::INFO) ? "INFO" : "ERROR"; Serial.println(String(levelStr) + ": " + msg); }

else

void logMessage(LogLevel, const char*) {}

endif

void exponentialBackoffDelay(unsigned long& delayTime) { delay(delayTime); delayTime = std::min(delayTime * 2, MAX_BACKOFF_DELAY); } }
// WiFiManager class class WiFiManager { public: void initWiFi() const { WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA); }
bool connectToWiFi(const WiFiCredentials& credentials) { WiFi.begin(credentials.ssid, credentials.password);
unsigned long startTime = millis(); int attempts = 0; unsigned long backoffDelay = INITIAL_BACKOFF_DELAY;
while (!isConnectedToWiFi() && millis() - startTime < WIFI_TIMEOUT) { if (attempts < MAX_RECONNECT_ATTEMPTS) { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::INFO, ("Retrying WiFi connection... Attempt: " + String(attempts + 1)).c_str()); Utils::exponentialBackoffDelay(backoffDelay); } else { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::ERROR, "Max WiFi connection attempts reached"); break; } attempts++; }
if (isConnectedToWiFi()) { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::INFO, "Connected to WiFi"); return true; } else { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::ERROR, "Failed to connect to WiFi"); disconnectFromWiFi(); return false; } }
void disconnectFromWiFi() const { WiFi.disconnect(true); WiFi.mode(WIFI_OFF); }
private: bool isConnectedToWiFi() const { return WiFi.status() == WL_CONNECTED; } };
// HTTPManager class class HTTPManager { public: HTTPManager() : httpClient(std::unique_ptr(new HTTPClient())) {}
bool sendData(float temperature) { httpClient->setTimeout(HTTP_TIMEOUT);
for (int i = 0; i < MAX_HTTP_RETRIES; ++i) { if (makeHttpRequest(temperature)) { httpClient->end(); return true; } delay(1000); }
httpClient->end(); return false; }
private: std::unique_ptr httpClient;
bool makeHttpRequest(float temperature) { String url = String(serverURL) + "?sauna=2"; httpClient->begin(url); httpClient->addHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
int httpResponseCode = httpClient->POST("temperature=" + String(temperature)); if (httpResponseCode == HTTP_CODE_OK) { return true; } else { handleHttpError(httpResponseCode); return false; } }
void handleHttpError(int errorCode) { static const std::map httpErrorMessages = { {HTTP_CODE_BAD_REQUEST, "HTTP Error: Bad Request"}, {HTTP_CODE_NOT_FOUND, "HTTP Error: Not Found"}, {HTTP_CODE_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, "HTTP Error: Server Error"}, {HTTP_CODE_GATEWAY_TIMEOUT, "HTTP Error: Timeout"}, {0, "HTTP Error: Other"} };
auto it = httpErrorMessages.find(errorCode); const char* errorMessage = (it != httpErrorMessages.end()) ? it->second : httpErrorMessages.at(0); Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::ERROR, (String(errorMessage) + ", Code: " + String(errorCode)).c_str()); } };
// SensorManager class class SensorManager { public: SensorManager() : oneWire(std::unique_ptr(new OneWire(SENSOR_PIN))), sensors(std::unique_ptr(new DallasTemperature(oneWire.get()))) {}
void begin() { sensors->begin(); }
float readTemperature() { sensors->requestTemperatures(); return sensors->getTempCByIndex(0); }
bool isValidTemperature(float temperature) const { return !isnan(temperature); }
private: std::unique_ptr oneWire; std::unique_ptr sensors; };
// SleepManager class class SleepManager { public: void prepareForDeepSleep(unsigned long& lastReadingTime) { lastReadingTime = millis(); Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::INFO, "Preparing for deep sleep..."); WiFiManager().disconnectFromWiFi(); enterDeepSleep(); }
private: void enterDeepSleep() const { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::INFO, "Entering deep sleep mode..."); esp_sleep_enable_timer_wakeup(static_cast(DEEP_SLEEP_DURATION) * 1000000ULL); esp_deep_sleep_start(); } };
// StateMachine class class StateMachine { public: enum class State { INIT, CONNECT_WIFI, READ_SENSOR, SEND_DATA, SLEEP };
StateMachine() : state(State::INIT), lastReadingTime(0), sensorManager(std::unique_ptr(new SensorManager())), httpManager(std::unique_ptr(new HTTPManager())), sleepManager(std::unique_ptr(new SleepManager())), wifiManager(std::unique_ptr(new WiFiManager())) {}
void run() { switch (state) { case State::INIT: init(); break; case State::CONNECT_WIFI: connectWiFi(); break; case State::READ_SENSOR: readSensor(); break; case State::SEND_DATA: sendData(); break; case State::SLEEP: sleep(); break; } }
private: State state; unsigned long lastReadingTime; std::unique_ptr sensorManager; std::unique_ptr httpManager; std::unique_ptr sleepManager; std::unique_ptr wifiManager;
void init() {

ifdef DEBUG

Serial.begin(115200);

endif

sensorManager->begin(); wifiManager->initWiFi(); state = State::CONNECT_WIFI; }
void connectWiFi() { if (wifiManager->connectToWiFi(wifiCredentials)) { state = State::READ_SENSOR; } else { state = State::SLEEP; } }
void readSensor() { if (millis() - lastReadingTime >= DELAY_DURATION) { float temperature = sensorManager->readTemperature(); if (sensorManager->isValidTemperature(temperature)) { state = State::SEND_DATA; } else { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::ERROR, "Invalid temperature reading"); state = State::SLEEP; } } }
void sendData() { float temperature = sensorManager->readTemperature(); if (httpManager->sendData(temperature)) { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::INFO, "Data sent successfully"); } else { Utils::logMessage(LogLevel::ERROR, "Failed to send data"); } state = State::SLEEP; }
void sleep() { sleepManager->prepareForDeepSleep(lastReadingTime); } };
// Watchdog initialization void initWatchdog() { esp_task_wdt_init(WDT_TIMEOUT, true); esp_task_wdt_add(NULL); }
// Global state machine instance std::unique_ptr stateMachine;
void setup() { initWatchdog(); stateMachine = std::unique_ptr(new StateMachine()); }
void loop() { stateMachine->run(); esp_task_wdt_reset(); // Reset the watchdog timer }

Bonjour tout le monde merci de me lire,
Ma copine est dans l'impasse, ça fait quelque temps qu'elle joue a Animal crossing New Horizon sur Switch (la mienne) . Ce qu'il faut savoir c'est que j'avais prêter ma switchjoue a une amie qui avait jouée a ACNH (son propre jeu mais sur ma console). Donc ma copine a jouer avec une nouvelle cartouche du jeu toujours sur ma console, mais malgré son île 4 étoiles, il n'y a toujours pas Keke. En arrivant sur sa partie elle avait déjà la mairie et 2 ponts, sachant qu'il y a toujours la maison de mon amie. Elle a tout fait, le musée, les 4 étoiles, la décoration etc Est ce que vous pensez que c'est le fait que ce ne soit pas "sa sauvegarde" qui bloque le jeu ? Merci par avance pour votre réponse et votre temps

Existing SFF build of about a year, running well, no temp warnings, just an i7-12700 on an Asus Rog Strix B660 i, a Samsung 970 drive, 64 gb memory (don't recall brand now), and RTX 3070 video card on Windows 11. Has been randomly shutting down regardless of load (happened twice while in sleep mode) so it isn't heat-related. Only information is the Kernel power 41 on the event viewer which is preceded by Hyper-V-Hypervisor 167 about 15 seconds before.
Yesterday it would not restart at all even after unplugging unit. So I thought PSU most likely, but it is still having random shutdowns with the new PSU. Performance is perfect; it just cuts off like a light switch.
Need help. Don't want to be throwing parts at it and wasting more money. Would appreciate diagnostic help. thanks

Had a new fan motor & thermostat professionally installed a few weeks ago. We've had hot weather. Old one started making a "grinding" sound at the end of last summer, so I shut it off.
Yesterday late afternoon, I heard what I thought at first was the vibration of someone using a hammer drill or compressor outside, maybe a few houses away.
Upon investigation, and hearing it really prominently above one of our bedrooms, I went up into the attic and found that the fan was turning on, making the "hammer drill" sound, and turning off rapidly.
I got my phone to record it & tried to use the test switch, but it didn't work, so I couldn't reproduce it. Attic temp was 86 at the time, fan thermostat set to 88.
The tech came back out this morning, and shorted the fan to start it, and the motor sounds fine... he replaced the thermostat & wired the test switch.
So my hypotheses for the cause of the noise are:
1) Very rapid starting/stopping at the threshold temp (which I've never heard before in 27 years living here) and
2) Fan motor getting hot/overheated from rapid starts & stops.
Now, I don't know if either of these is a thing, but figured it would be good to ask here if anyone knows, or what may be the cause of the "hammer drill" sound?
TIA

SOLUTION: It might've been the third monitor making the driver crash. I unplugged it, and haven't had a crash since. I will replace my 10+ year old PSU anyway.
UPDATE: It was not the third monitor. It was a DX12 issue. I switched the game to DX11, and could play for 1+ hour without crashing.
Hi,
I don't have much info to give on this, so I'll make it short.
System:

• 5800X3D
• Sapphire Radeon RX 7800 XT Nitro+
• PSU: XFX PROSeries 850W Black Edition Full Modular

CPU is undervolted using PBO2Tuner with -30 all cores.
GPU has a stable undervolt of:

• Min. frequency: 500 Mhz.
• Max. frequency: 2600 Mhz.
• Voltage: 1050 mV
• Custom fan curve
• Powr Tuning: +15%

I've been using these settings for months in a wide variety of games. I play games in longer sessions of 2+ hours at a time.
Temps never reach above 75C on CPU, and never above 80C on GPU hotspot.
Today, in Borderlands 3 (Meridian Metroplex), the game crashes within 40 mins. all the time. I played all day yesterday for, at least, 4 hours in a row without any issues at all. It also crashes by just staying in the pause menu. It also happens with default GPU settings.
I run Firefox with YouTube playing on a different monitor.
It's only a Radeon driver crash. So, crash to desktop, reset GPU drivers.
My PSU is 10+ years old, and definitely out of warranty. That's why I suspect it of going bad.
Unless it's just Borderlands 3 being an a-hole.
What do you think?

Hello SimRacers,
I am running the Lovely Dashboard and I really love it, there are only two things that I would like to change or to add (if possible).
1) When I start SimHub and iRacing, the default page at the left MFM is always "Status" (oil temp, pressure, etc.), and I always switch it maually to the "Relative" page. Is it possible to change the default order?
I opened the widget in Simhub (I don't have that much experience yet), and I can see the pages at the bottom (map, status, opponents, etc.), and in theory I also can change the order by drag and drop. But the status page is currently at the third last position, so I don't think that the order here manages the default order on the display (cannot test currently at the office).
2) Under controls, I can set buttons for next page and previous page, but unfortunately not for the previous and last trigger action. Is this a general sim hub "issue", or is there any workaround? It would be really nice to change the left and right MFM widget up and down with two different buttons (or endcoder) instead of just cycling forward through them.

Hello everyone,
I have a basic problem that affects my experiment and drives me crazy (regular life of a PhD).
I am digesting some proteins with proteases at 37C for time kinetics. Therefore I have some samples that have to stay in the PCR machine 24-48 hours. However, when I come back after 24 hours, I find everything on the lid which meant nothing work because there were no buffer for enzymes to work :(
Previously, it worked a couple of times without condensation... I kept everything the same. Except for the PCR tubes (previously I used dome cap tubes, this time it was flat cap). Does that affect condensation that much? It is just 37C and it is in a PCR machine with heated lid...
I thought maybe it is due to settings of running the protocol. When I click run protocol machine asks me
hot start? yes or no. I say no. (doesn't matter for me i guess since it is not actually pcr)
temperature measurement:
algorithmic temperature measurement: asks for sample volume which I set 15ul (minimum, although my samples are 10ul). when I choose this setting the outside of the lid warms up a lot. and I thought the problem was this setting.
so I switched to:
block temperature measurement: this doesn't ask for volume but if I set the volume in the algorithmic temp. measurement, it stays as it is set. and the outside of the lid does not warm up. This one previously worked. But not this time.
my protocol is basically infinete hold at 37C. Maybe that is the reason, should I change it to x99 cycle (1 hour) at 37C?
I am confused. I feel like i didn't understand this settings correctly. Does anyone have an idea and can give me some suggestions?

Hi All,
Last night I had just finished playing a game and was getting ready to finish up for the night when my pc suddenly crashed and turned off. It had never done this before. I went to inspect and noticed my ram rgb was still on but all my fans had stopped. I turned the power switch off and then on again, and turned the pc on. The pc started and I seen a puff of white smoke come from the top of my GPU. I freaked out and turned the pc off right away. I disconnected the GPU and plugged in the dp port to the mobo. I started up the pc again and everything worked fine. Pc booted up properly and there seemed to be no issues. I have inspected the GPU and I cannot seen any damage or burn marks, but there is a lot of casing that I can not see under without removing. This GPU is three months old and hasn't skipped a beat. I didn't notice any stutters or noise, but then again, I did have a headset on. I have not reinstalled the GPU as I am too scared I might do more damage.
I am worried the psu may have caused the damage. I was using all of the original cables that came with the psu but I was using extensions. Out of precaution, I have purchased a new corsair psu (better reputable brand) and it is on the way.
As for the GPU, I am praying it will be covered under warranty as I did not modify/overclock or damage the GPU. I took care of it and always kept an eye on temps and did not push too hard. I am currently going through a warranty claim with AsRock and my GPU will be sent off for inspection.
I wanted to ask for your opinion? What can cause a GPU to fail like that? Seemingly with no warning and only three months old? Do you think I may have gotten a dodgy GPU from factory? Do you think it could have been the PSU? even though it seems to power up the motherboard just fine. Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Setup.
AMD Ryzen 5 7600X
ASRock Radeon RX 7800 XT Steel Legend 16GB OC Graphics Card
MSI B650M PROJECT ZERO Motherboard
Team T-Force Delta RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz DDR5 CL38 White
Thermalright Frozen Prism 360 White ARGB AIO CPU Cooler
PNY CS2241 2TB PCIe Gen4 M.2 NVMe SSD
Aerocool Aero Bronze 80 Plus 850W Modular Power Supply
MSI MAG PANO M100R PZ mATX Tower Case - White