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If you use MSI afterburner and have stuttering in games.
Remove tab from power monitoring and power percent.

Fast forward to 12:49

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQH3DYNboM0

For those who have telephone line internet (DSL).

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Since this apartment building was built in the early 70s, the only coax sockets in the entire apartment are the TV and Radio sockets in the living room. I also use an Axing TZU 21-65 TV/Data coax splitter which both my TV and internet router coax cables are plugged into. In this case, where should ...

I believe you. It just does not make sense.

I reshape my question again.
Do you have cable TV or aerial TV?

If you have cable TV, you should block unused sockets with termination caps.

Been lurking here for some time again.
Started seeing this interesting theory about leaving sockets empty like the lamp ceiling thing.

I bought myself one today i had 1 empty for 4 years and boy was I suprised. Mouse is freaking pin point accurate now.
My only problem is that somehow? My keyboard ...

I have had similar problems with my health. Although this is not a health forum.

The 5 most important things that have helped me:

-I have been removing gluten from my diet.
-Using only grounded appliances.
-Not using cellphone, especially not keeping it in my pocket. Use airplane mode.
-Buying a ...

I do not have any issues with my computers or with audio.

I just wanted to post these pictures for you and other people. So you know what to do and if these help in any way with your problem. (e.g. when the electrician comes).

This (my) issue is a health hazard, because it is in a wet room.

Good ...

It seems to measure something else then, I still think it's the magnetism of the radiator. There was an option to change the unit to milliGauss like your device shows, but all it seemed to do was change the decimal place; it said 7000-8000 mG instead of 750 mT.

Your radiator looks identical to ...

Yeah, it does give some indication that there is something. But I don't think it is very accurate. The numbers should not change.

I have very accurate measurement device, which is quite expensive. Magnetic field does not change, when I move it to close to the water heater radiator. The slight ...

Sorry, I misunderstood you. I thought the radiator was outside of your apartment.

As I now understand you meant basic water heater radiator, as we know those do not have any wires.

And now I might better know what is causing this...
Someone or more than one (in your apartment complex) has used ...