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Occasionally, I had corrupted exFAT files, successfully fixed after check. Then, I reformated to NTFS and no problems since.

It seems, it runs 1.9-2.6GHz with both cores, but one core can go up to 2.9GHz using Turbo-Boost. No idea if we could take control of this... Intel Core i5 4300U Notebook Processor Intel Core i5-4300U Mobile processor - CL8064701477400

From another message: "Intel i5 4300U has a max turbo frequency of 2900 MHz, top non turbo frequency is 2500 MHz."

It's attached to a power supply. When carrying around I don't have a USB hub with me.

I don't have a dock, but still happens when a USB3.0 hub (with Ethernet adapter) is in USB port.

The same problem with an attached USB hub+Ethernet adapter, no dock.

When my taskbar escapes to other monitor, I temporary switch primary monitor in display settings to return.

I understood there was a bug when rebooting a warm SP3 after updates - thermometer icon and shut down (happened to me once). I did not see the same issue in regular usage, only during restart and that should be fixed now.

Yup... if you want a peak inside:

Home/End/PgUp/PgDn are also Fn + arrow keys.

I like dropbox mostly for keeping all document versions one month, counting only the last one as occupied space. Their algorithm is efficient, in a few seconds syncs large files (I wonder how, checking in blocks or something)... and if devices are in LAN (like mine) sync goes peer-to-peer full...

Some disassembling videos show four battery blocks in the left half, almost everything else is on the right: fan with liquid cooling pipes, controller chip, CPU/GPU in the middle, memory bellow and SSD at the bottom...

It seems that happens during boot if SP3 is too warm. I dunno if it happens during the regular usage.

Yes, once during a reboot after firmware update.

As I understood, Bluetooth is needed for the top button actions, powered by cell batteries. Other pen actions work using AAA (AAAA?) battery and do not need it.

I had two sudden discharges, then tried a few things, one of them to uninstall BatteryBar, and then had one normal discharge... will see.

I noticed that service is occupying CPU sometimes in the beginning... not lately, although I switched off auto-update, just to inform me when something is new and I decide when to download and install...

I think there are two standards for USB 3.0: low power (150mA) and high power (900mA). I cannot find which are used in SP3/dock...

It happened to me twice, around 30% and 42%, before the last week update. I tried a few things (manual auto-update, removed batterybar, limit indexing... etc). Then it discharged normally... but still no idea what is the cause.