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Leaning heavily towards the Lattepanda Mu with Intel N100, but also considering the Raspberry Pi 5 compute module as an alternative. Main reason for the preference is performance. But does that still hold up if passively cooled? I've read that the N100 doesn't really reach its full potential at its 6 W TDP, instead often drawing around 15 W during benchmarks. All of the benchmarks I've come across are for an actively-cooled setup.

I'm planning on a heatsink that will be open to ambient air and not much larger than the compute module itself, maybe 6x12x1 cm. How much do those extra watts beyond the TDP matter to the performance of an Intel CPU?

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An interesting aspect of the Lisuan Tech 7G106 is its Virtual GPU feature. It is a fully-featured single-root I/O virtualization (SR-IOV) component, with up to 16 containers, which lets you share the GPU to virtual machines running on the same system, so that it can be used in containerized enterprise environments and hyperscalers.

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Hi, hopefully this isn't breaking any rules. I just wanted to show my experience with APC RMA process as UPS tends to be quite niche topic and this is also my first UPS so I had no prior experience with any other companies.

I've bought APC Back-UPS Pro 1500 in 10th of July 2022 and recently (early this July) it stopped switching to battery, it showed F02 error instead and immediately shut off the moment a power cut off.

1.) Getting hold of support, very difficult. Most of the links on the website were broken with error "under maintenance" took me around 1 week of trying to be able to contact anybody (I finally managed to get a phone number).

2.) Contacting support - the guy on phone told me where to e-mail my issue.

3.) E-mail - responded within 3 days. Told me the battery is likely bad and sent me a new battery free of charge which arrived another 3 or 4 days later. Also provided link with guide on how to properly reset the UPS (link was broken).

Unfortunately, battery wasn't the issue. I've e-mailed back ASAP after I've tried the new battery. They responded within a day and sent me a whole new UPS replacement (with battery) which just arrived (works).

They will come to pickup the new battery and old broken UPS in the next 2 days. (Free of charge shipping both ways).

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