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Hi,
My kid has an Apple Watch SE 3 Cellular (GPS + Cellular), but I have 2 problems:

1. Sometimes the location in the People app shows a really old location (for example, from 21 hours ago), while the watch itself shows a more recent location (for example, from 1 hour ago). Why doesn’t the People app also show the newer location from 1 hour ago?
2. Do you also have the same problem where sometimes the Apple Watch location doesn’t work at all? The Apple Watch has full network signal, but it still doesn’t update the location.

Hi everyone,

I am currently planning a hardware upgrade and I need some advice on choosing the right 750W power supply.

Here is my target configuration:

• GPU: RTX 5070 Ti (around 300W peak/transients)
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600X (planning to upgrade soon to a more power-hungry modern CPU)
• Case: Standard ATX case (no strict size limitations)

Energy saving is a top priority for me, so I am looking for a highly efficient unit with a minimum of 80 PLUS Platinum (or Cybenetics Platinum) certification to keep power consumption as low as possible.

My other absolute requirement is acoustics. I want a system that is as silent as possible under both idle and gaming loads.

I am currently torn between two different philosophies from be quiet!, but I am also open to other brands:

• be quiet! Power Zone 2 750W: I love the fact that it is semi-passive (0 RPM / 0 dB at idle) and comes with a 140mm fan, making it potentially the quietest option on paper when not gaming.
• be quiet! Pure Power 13M 750W: It technically hits Platinum efficiency in reviews with superior 28mV ripple filtering and solid caps, but the 120mm fan spins continuously.

How do these two stack up against each other in real-world noise levels? Is the continuous fan of the 13M truly inaudible, or is the 0 RPM mode of the Power Zone 2 better for a dead-silent idle setup?

If you have other top-tier Platinum suggestions like the Seasonic Focus PX-750 ATX 3.0 or Gigabyte AORUS ELITE Platinum 750W, please let me know how they compare regarding noise.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi everyone,

I am currently planning a hardware upgrade and I need some advice on choosing the right 750W power supply.

Here is my target configuration:

• GPU: RTX 5070 Ti (around 300W peak/transients)
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600X (planning to upgrade soon to a more power-hungry modern CPU)
• Case: Standard ATX case (no strict size limitations)

Energy saving is a top priority for me, so I am looking for a highly efficient unit with a minimum of 80 PLUS Platinum (or Cybenetics Platinum) certification to keep power consumption as low as possible.

My other absolute requirement is acoustics. I want a system that is as silent as possible under both idle and gaming loads.

I am currently torn between two different philosophies from be quiet!, but I am also open to other brands:

• be quiet! Power Zone 2 750W: I love the fact that it is semi-passive (0 RPM / 0 dB at idle) and comes with a 140mm fan, making it potentially the quietest option on paper when not gaming.
• be quiet! Pure Power 13M 750W: It technically hits Platinum efficiency in reviews with superior 28mV ripple filtering and solid caps, but the 120mm fan spins continuously.

How do these two stack up against each other in real-world noise levels? Is the continuous fan of the 13M truly inaudible, or is the 0 RPM mode of the Power Zone 2 better for a dead-silent idle setup?

If you have other top-tier Platinum suggestions like the Seasonic Focus PX-750 ATX 3.0 or Gigabyte AORUS ELITE Platinum 750W, please let me know how they compare regarding noise.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi,
Is that possible to control my battery / wallbox also woithout cloud ?

Because i have the wallbox as "Green mod" but sometimes i have to start manualy the charging from Enphase app, how can i do that without internet ?
Also how can i change the Charge / Dischage time without cloud access (Internet)

poissible to connect local to the IQ controler ? Gateway ?

thanks !!!

Hi, I’m thinking about switching from my Tesla Model Y to an Xpeng G6 — or maybe even another brand, just for a change.

Has anyone here compared Xpeng to Tesla? I’m seriously considering the G6. For the price, it seems to offer a lot more features, and Tesla Superchargers aren’t really necessary for me anymore.

If anyone has feedback or real‑world experience, I’d really appreciate it.

With Tesla, I’d lose the Enhanced Autopilot, while Xpeng still offers an advanced driver‑assistance system — and honestly, I think that’s a real advantage.

As for range: the difference between the Standard and Long Range versions of the G6 doesn’t seem that big. Do you see it the same way, especially compared to Tesla?