In the Gear Wearables App under “Notfications” and then under “Manage Notifications” i had to enable the music app to send and recieve messages. After that it works perfect.
Month: November 2019
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Alternative to CooCox for STM32 development – Page 1
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I7 4790K PCIe Lanes – CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory – Linus Tech Tips
Hi, I have a I7 4790K and a Gigibyte Z97 Gaming GT with 4 PCI 3.0 x16 slots that are able to run all at the same time in x8 mode. I’m kind of newbie with PCIe lanes. How can the CPU with 16 lanes support 32 lanes plus any PCIe x1 slots. Also, how can if it’s using another chip-set to get additional lanes, how to I check to make sure that my GPUs are using the CPU lanes.
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