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Not all USB ports on your motherboard are equal. Some are connected directly to the CPU, while others are routed through the chipset. Understanding the difference can help you make better use of your USB devices. Reduce USB contention by distributing your devices across different USB controllers whenever possible. On systems used for both work and gaming, avoid connecting all USB devices to the same xHCI controller. Using your motherboard's block diagram as a reference, connect latency-sensitive devices such as your mouse and keyboard to USB ports that are connected directly to the CPU's xHCI controller. Place higher-bandwidth or less latency-sensitive devices such as USB speakers, webcams, Stream Decks, audio interfaces, capture cards, and external storage across the remaining controllers as evenly as possible. By balancing devices across available controllers, you can reduce controller congestion, avoid unnecessary bandwidth contention, improve USB stability, and ensure each device has access to the resources it needs. TL;DR: Connect your mouse and keyboard to USB ports that bypass the chipset and connect directly to the CPU's USB controller. Distribute your remaining USB devices as evenly as possible across the other controllers managed by the motherboard chipset.

Office chairs are a disease. I switched to a treadmill-only setup 8 months ago; best decision I've ever made. I reached EUW Challenger in League while walking every game. Adaptation takes a few weeks, first ARAM I played I got a Passive reset on Jinx and ran into my desk. If you have multiple monitors, they need to be vertically stacked to avoid neck problems (side monitor = bad). I found that placing the secondary monitor below the main monitor is the only functional way, as above eye-level focus leads to headaches for me. My focus speed is 1.0-1.5 km/h, which may seem slow, but the whole point is to keep your body in motion. In my experience, any prolonged inactive state (sitting/standing/leaning) always leads to some physical discomfort. Constant motion is the only cure. My all-time favorite setup: - 27 inch QHD main monitor - 24 inch FHD secondary monitor - Dygma Raise split keyboard with extra thumb keys for camera control (F-keys) in League - Pulsar Xlite v3 Large (first mouse that fits me) - Karhu Walk Pro treadmill (not sponsored by any of these)

So I haven't watched it yet, but the fact that the Netflix 3 Body Problem series seems to get to the same part of the plot in 5 episodes that the Chinese series does in 27 episodes - with roughly the same episode lengths - is...interesting, to say the least.