[–] 3 points 1 day ago (2 children)

As I'm sure your aware, now is a rough time for buying a GPU. If you want bang-for-your-buck (in relative terms) I would seriously consider a second hand card since new are not close to MSRP (here in the UK anyway). Imo, I wouldn't try investing in the future much because your money won't go that far right now.

Vram will be one of the main things that dictate if you can or cannot (playably) run bigger games. 16gb vram is ideal but you could get by with 12gb. Many newer demanding games just need that amount so I wouldn't go for lower than 12gb.

You might not care about ray tracing but some games are starting to come out which require it. Its not many so I wouldn't worry that much but if a game you want requires it, you'll have to consider if the card you go for has good support for it.

What resolution is your monitor and what is your target fps? If you play at 1080p or 1440p then your not as constrained compared to a 4k monitor. If you plan to use DLSS will also impact your perfomance.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago (3 children)

    The press and hold and double tap work fine for me. I have set the dimming and colour every time an automation interacts with the light. Setting it centrally on the light's page itself was not consistent. See my pictures for the configuration (hopefully they work)

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  • [–] 1 point 1 week ago (5 children)

    I got a bunch of buttons and scrol wheels. They stay connected and always work. Wouldn't recommend the wheel scrolling though, scroll isn't great or well implemented due matter not supporting scroll I believe. It does always "work" though

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