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You're right. Pixel density is actually a more meaningful factor than just the resolution numbers, especially on smaller screens. A 14-inch UHD display...
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Absolutely! Turning things off at night can definitely make a bit of a difference over time. It’s a simple habit that helps cut down on unnecessary...
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Yes, there does seem to be a point where UHD becomes more noticeable. For most people, that’s usually around 27 inches or larger. At that size, the...
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Pretty much anything that stays plugged in can potentially draw a little power in the background, even if it seems like it’s completely off. Devices...
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Absolutely, using a surge protector is a smart idea and can definitely help prevent some of these issues. It might not directly fix things like flickering...
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Yes, the size of the screen really does make a difference when it comes to noticing HD vs. UHD. On a smaller screen like 14 inches, the upgrade to UHD...
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Great tips, thanks for sharing! Just wanted to add that if you're experiencing a flickering screen or distorted images, it might be worth checking your...
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Yes, mobile phone chargers can still draw a small amount of power even when they're plugged in but not charging a phone. This is called no-load or standby...
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Yes, even when appliances like toasters or microwaves are off but still plugged in, they can consume a small amount of power, often referred to as "standby...
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Absolutely, upgrading your router can help with latency, especially if your current one is older or struggling to keep up with modern demands.
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Hey Bodrey!
Hope you’ve been doing well!
I haven’t worked directly on this furnace model myself, but I looked into it a...
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Thanks for the update! Sounds like you went through quite a process to get things working, and it’s great that you found a solution, even if it’s...
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Upgrading to a higher speed plan can help in certain cases, but it doesn’t always guarantee lower latency. Latency is more about the responsiveness...
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Yes, the type of internet connection you have can definitely affect latency. Fiber generally has the lowest latency because it transmits data using light...
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In the U.S., R-290 isn’t allowed in residential split-system air conditioners due to safety concerns, mainly because it’s highly flammable. The EPA...
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That’s definitely concerning. It seems like over-firing might be a common issue with these models.
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Yes, having multiple devices connected at the same time can definitely increase your latency. When several devices are using the internet, like streaming...
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R-454B and R-290 are both alternatives to R-32, each with its own pros and cons. R-454B is pretty similar to R-32 in terms of efficiency, but it has an...
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Hi! Latency is basically the delay in how long it takes for data to travel between your device and a server. You’ll often see it measured in milliseconds,...
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The improved heat transfer of R-32 mainly translates into higher energy efficiency rather than dramatically faster cooling. In practice, an R-32 unit...
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