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If you have an network card over PCIe then there may be an issue with the card. I have never had an issue reaching low sleep state, you can modify WoL behaviour
by skippyboxedhero 3y ago
If you have an network card over PCIe then there may be an issue with the card. I have never had an issue reaching low sleep state, you can modify WoL behaviour too. Wifi is, again in my experience, uses significantly more power. I have seen 3-5W and usually switch if off.
- jeffbee 3y agoI don't think it's an issue with the card. It's a combination of ethernet and PCIe features that make this happen. There is a standard called "energy efficient ethernet" that makes it not happen, but my switch doesn't do it.