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I bought the DDR5 version of this board after reading this thread but I'm not getting close to this power measurements. It's paired with an i5-14500. Full system specs: - Intel Core i5-14500 - Noctua NH-D15s - Gigabyte B760M Gaming X AX (wifi card removed) - 16GB Kingston Fury Beast RGB (temporary, non-RGB memory arriving next week) - Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB - Corsair RM550x (2021) Been testing with Windows 11 and Debian for the last few days but I haven't been able to get under 20W. Bios settings are identical to the topic start. With powertop --auto-tune and ASPM enabled on all devices I'm getting 21W in Debian and around 26W in Windows. Also tried with my spare Unraid license but power consumption was identical to Debian. Haven't tried an older Unraid version yet though. Debian Bookworm with kernel 6.5.0-0.deb12.4-amd64. SSD in CPU slot or chipset slot doesn't really matter, power consumption is nearly identical. If I completely disable onboard LAN (Realtek 8125) I can save about 5W, disabling the SATA controller as a test didn't help either. I'm very confused at the moment, everything I try just doesn't seem to change anything. Power meter is a Brennenstuhl.. Is it possible Debian Bookworm also has the Realtek driver issue?

Quick question, I've been a happy binhex-delugevpn user for a while now but I also use qbittorrent for other torrents. I'd like to have qbittorrent also run through the VPN, is it possible to link qbittorentvpn to the Wireguard tunnel which is active on delugevpn or would I simply need to enter all credentials again and create 2 tunnels?

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