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Reddit mentions of ISELECTOR Mini Smart Plug Wi-Fi 4-Pack Timing Use No-Hub, Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of ISELECTOR Mini Smart Plug Wi-Fi 4-Pack Timing Use No-Hub, Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant. Here are the top ones.
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ISELECTOR smart plug supports Android and IOS operating system and activates by simply connecting it to your phone without complicated installation process.You can control devices connected to the Smart Plug wherever you are. Use “Jinvoo smart” app to connect to Amazon alexa and use “Smart Life” app to connect to Google assistant.Turn on/off the light automatically after setting the specific time by this smart plug.Work perfectly with Alexa and Google Assistant which can be controlled by your voice after connected.The Mini Smart Plug protects your home better than a mechanical timer. Away-mode will help to control your lights on and off just like you are home.
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https://www.amazon.com/ISELECTOR-4-Pack-Timing-Compatible-Assistant/dp/B078SRSFD7
I had this issue on machines with 32GB too. The option to enable locking pages in memory will be the most useful for systems with a lot of physical memory. When it's disabled, Windows is constantly playing cleanup and moving stuff from physical to virtual memory. I saw a great analogy a while ago and I'll paraphrase/butcher it: it's like emptying and re-filling the sink with new water for every dish while doing the dishes. This may not be the cause of your problem, but it definitely won't hurt to change the setting. Here's a link to instructions: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/configure-windows/enable-the-lock-pages-in-memory-option-windows?view=sql-server-2017
Systems with less physical memory will benefit more from a larger page file. I use 20-60GB on my miners, depending on the size of the hard drive (I usually leave around 20GB of free space). This may not be necessary for you since WTC doesn't use workloads big enough to spill over from your physical memory, but if you're not using the disk space...it also won't hurt.
In my experience with WTC, when an overclock fails, the GPU just shuts down and the CLI repeatedly complains about there not being a CUDA device. An easy way to test this is to clock the card high enough that it'll run, but shut down quickly.
And here are the WiFi outlets I use for remote controlling rigs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078SRSFD7/
They're easy to set up, I've never had an issue with them and you can restart your systems from anywhere with your phone.