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  1. The CPU remains in C2 state, that is the reason. If this has no impact in terms of power consumption with N100 or N5105-N5095, the situation is quite different with an i3.
  2. Same power consumption. Package stuck in C2. As soon as I unplug the dongle, 8-9W less and C8 reached.
  3. I will try with that adapter. The dongle is currently attached to a USB 2.0 port that I have right next to the old PS2 port. I tried all USB ports I have but nothing changes.
  4. Hello everyone! Yesterday I completed my first build and I am quite impressed, I was able to reach 8w in idle with HA running as a VM. The only issue I have is about my Sonoff Zigbee Dongle, as soon as I plug in and pass through to the HA VM, I got a 9/10w increase in power consumption. CPU sits almost at C2 states, while without that dongle I am able to reach C6/7. Do you guys have any suggestions? Gigabyte B760m i3 13100 Crucial NVMe 1TB SP NVMe 512GB BEQUIET Pure Power 12 M 550w
  5. Hi everyone! I just finished building my first server with these components: - Gigabyte B760M DS3H DDR4 - i3 13100 - 32GB DDR4 2666 - Crucial P5 Plus 1 TB - PicoPSU 150w Everything is perfect (8-9w idle with 2 VM started which is stunning) until I plug in my zigbee usb dongle. The power consumption increases of about 7-8w with no reason at all as the same dongle attached to a Raspberry Pi4 or a Terramaster NAS has almost no impact at all. I found few users that have the same issue and I was wondering if anyone has a solution for this! Thanks!
  6. Hi everyone! I just finished building my first server with these components: - Gigabyte B760M DS3H DDR4 - i3 13100 - 32GB DDR4 2666 - Crucial P5 Plus 1 TB - PicoPSU 150w Everything is perfect (8-9w idle with 2 VM started which is stunning) until I plug in my zigbee usb dongle. The power consumption increases of about 7-8w with no reason at all as the same dongle attached to a Raspberry Pi4 or a Terramaster NAS has almost no impact at all. I found few users that have the same issue and I was wondering if anyone has a solution for this! Thanks!