Is there a huge difference in the impact to the hub's memory and processor usage comparing a device that is "chatty" which is directly connected to the hub such as a zigbee device and a device that is connected from another platform such as an Aqara hub and its devices via matter or a thermostat in HA connected via HADB?
Does the chatty device connected directly to the hub strain the memory and processor more than a device that is brought in from another platforms hub via matter or bridge application?
I would assume the device connected directly because the hub is also dealing with that devices processing of information whereas the non-direct groups the hub seems to be logging and processing actions. If that makes sense what I am trying to say.
I have seen some of the second group of devices throw a lot of log entries so it has me wondering.
