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The battery backup will keep whatever devices plugged into the battery backup outlets behind the UPS on for a limited time. Ideally these are used for computers to do a graceful shutdown during a power outage so you don't lose work or damage hardware, however, you can also power up any devices as you wish. Depending on how much power that device pulls, it can last for seconds to hours.

AMD recommends at least 850 watts for 6900xt. You might be able to get away with smaller power supply if you have a lower level CPU. If you have a performance CPU, 850 would be minimum.

Unfortunately, these devices can only be paired to one hub. If you want to use both system, I would pair it to your ring hub and user MQTT in home assistant to read the data off your ring account.

You can separate them if you want, but they already wired it in series out of the box for plug and play use. Removing the sticker will seperate the two batteries.

Speed wise, since this card I'm using is only running 1X speed, it's pushing about 1gb/s while a full speed Sata III can do 6gb/s. I'm just using this card for extra onboard storage rather then a boot drive. If you get a PCIE 4X card with NVME, it will be a lot faster then Sata.

It’s a pcie to nmve not the other way round.

Thanks for the comment! I want to take it apart again and flip it the other way around to see what the results are. Probably will do that soon :). Appreciate the input!

Unfortunately the sensor can only be paired with one ZWave receiver. Fortunately, you can use an integration in Home Assistant to connect to your Ring account using MQTT to read data off of it and have it work in Home Assistant :).

I'm sorry that yours died in less than 60 days! I've been using mine a few years now and it's still running strong. I'm using it to cool down my networking closet so it runs every day like a champ! Hopefully your new one will do the same!

Not on this particular one :). Others maybe bundled with a stock fan, but I always try to get one without the stock fan since I like running aftermarket ones.

It doesn't consume that much more power. For me, I didn't pay much attention to how much battery life is lost due to me using it to charge my phone while using the 3.5mm audio jack. :)

About 400 dollars :)

Did you get it connected? For me, when I paired it to my WIFI network, it connected without any issues :)

Hello! Thanks for the comment. The speaker is OK, I would recommend getting a bluetooth speaker if you want better more crisp sound. If you want to use wire, you can use a 3.5mm cable and plug it into the headphones jack then out to an external speaker. Although, bluetooth make it cleaner for less cable :).

It supports USB 3.0 speeds. You can hook up a USB stick or hard drive to it and it will perform fine. It's also backwards compatible with USB 2.0 devices, but will run at USB 2.0 Speeds.

No problems so far, been using it daily for over a year and it's holding up great!

Haha, no problem. I don't recall it coming with a stamp unfortunately. Whatever you saw in the video is what was provided to me :).

I haven't dealt with google home and nest appliance directly on the Show. I've been using it as my home assistant dashboard. I know that alexa has a skill where you can interact with your google products with voice commands, but from my knowledge I don't think videos can be streamed on there from a doorbell. If any viewer knows otherwise, please let us know!

Looks about the same size as the stock one so I guess it lasts about the same time?

@@GoodToCU88unfortunatly that's not how battery technology works, with the oem battery it probably has a PCB built into the battery much like the DeWalt one will.

To me, it's not noisy at all. Since it's water cooled and it has a decent sized radiator, the fan doesn't seem to kick up high at all. This is also with my PC at the bottom of my desk. If you have the PC on top of your desk, you may hear a slight fan sound when the room is quiet but it's not super loud like other fans I've dealt with.

So for whatever reason, your device was able to connect to your Z-Wave network, but without the S2 security. That happened to me a few times as well. I ended up deleting the contact sensor on my home assistant, reset the contact sensor, and then add it again. You defiantly want to make sure it can connect with S2 security for a more secure connection.

@@TonTimeTech I ended up having to go into zwave UI js and set security there first.

@@adamharris6557 Awesome, glad you figured it out. I deployed roughly a dozen of these sensors around my house and ran into that issue a few times, but unpairing it and repairing them got them to S2 security. I am using a ZooZ USB Stick, latest z-wave protocol. Maybe try upgrading your Z-Wave adapter firmware?

I've mainly dealt with the monitor for laptops that provide power and video from a single USB-C port. Using it on my Mac and PC, I don't notice any more thermal increase than the normal use. I'm not sure how Asus Ally X will perform on this, but if it's engineered correctly, providing power and display to a single device shouldn't cause thermal spikes because USB-C can provide the bandwidth to do so.

Hello! Thanks for the comment. I've used the mic a dozen times and haven't had any problems with it. To this day it still works, but it's more of my secondary mic and not a primary one.

My pleasure! :)

You simply just set the temperature using the buttons on the front of the panel and the fan will kick on and off based on the temperature setting. Super easy!

Hello! Thank you for the comment. I've used it a few times, mainly for outdoor movie viewing in the backyard or at a friend's place. So far, it's still holding up well, but my usage on this is low since I only use it outdoor most of the time. Your mileage may vary since you may use it more often than me. However, so far so good for me with the few times I have used it. :). Prime day is around the corner, you may see this at a better deal if you wait a week :).

@@TonTimeTech thank you for your response 🙏

I forgot the exact pricing, but it was around 30% off their sell price because it was "open box".

That is correct, it's only connected via LAN cable, it does not have WIFI.

Hello! Yes, it will work. It's backwards compatible. The only downside is that you won't get the full speed of a usb 3.0 device with a 2.0 cable. But if the device you're hooking into is usb 2.0 speed, it wouldn't matter.

@@TonTimeTech Thanks! Already ordered one

I"m sorry, I wouldn't be able to tell you the square meter. I'm currently using it as ambient lighting for my home theater setup. It is really bright and diffuses the light evenly though. I would think if you have it outside in an open space it would shine brightly like other hue products.

Yes, you're totally right! This was one of my earlier videos, newb mistake lol.