Do I need a better PC?
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07 Jul 2025 06:16 #331434
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It's the Realtek hardware, nothing wrong with ethernet chip used by Mesa.
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07 Jul 2025 11:37 #331442
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I am only using Intel network adapters now since struggling with Realtek.
I think you will find it is much better, but not completely gone.
I think you will find it is much better, but not completely gone.
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09 Jul 2025 16:34 - 09 Jul 2025 16:42 #331583
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Im finding it quite hard to track down a mini itx or micro atx mobo with intel NIC. they all like to use the realtek it seems.
Maybe i should just get an add on card with intel chips?
Maybe i should just get an add on card with intel chips?
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11 Jul 2025 19:59 #331711
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It's possible that the noise is due to the servos getting a bad rotor "home"
This only applies to brushless motors, but the drives need to know where the rotor magnets are relative to the motor windings.
If you are using EtherCAT then this is probably all inside the drives, so I am not sure how you could ever be sure if this is the problem. Do you know how the drives perform this step? (If they use absolute encoders or hall sensors then this is unlikely to be the problem)
This only applies to brushless motors, but the drives need to know where the rotor magnets are relative to the motor windings.
If you are using EtherCAT then this is probably all inside the drives, so I am not sure how you could ever be sure if this is the problem. Do you know how the drives perform this step? (If they use absolute encoders or hall sensors then this is unlikely to be the problem)
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