u/CygnusBlack

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The preliminary benchmark results by the WinUI engineering branch are genuinely staggering. For the WinUI portion of a File Explorer launch, Microsoft has successfully achieved:

• 41% fewer allocations: This drastically reduces the memory overhead and the frequency of abrupt garbage collection pauses.
• 63% fewer transient allocations: Less temporary data generation means the CPU spends significantly more time executing tasks instead of cleaning up short-lived objects in the background.
• 45% fewer function calls: Simplifying the code path directly reduces execution time, so the UI renders faster on screen.
• 25% reduction in time spent in WinUI code: The user interface framework itself is getting out of the way faster, which can make the application become interactive almost instantly.

The repeater, which is pretty near the main Deco (about 5m), flashes a red light from time to time, lasting 2-5 seconds.

The unit, which repeats the signal via Wi-Fi and it's connected to a PC through cable, doesn't lose connection.

I'm on the latest firmware (1.3.1) and I wonder if it happens to other users.

Thanks!