t3rminus
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t3rminus
@t3rminus@calamity.world
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Apr 04, 2026
@CursedSilicon I'd wager it's for the little chip right next to them. Might be a bios eeprom, or a PWM for the fan header. Either way, the chip will still be powered despite not using the header.
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