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NVRAM versus continuing with batteries

By GoChiefs70

6 years ago


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    #17 6 years ago

    NVRAM, hands down. Just end any trepidation on battery leakage. For games with midnight madness, every once in a while set the clock to 10 PM.

    I see so many boards damaged from batteries that leaked. It’s an expensive mess that can be prevented so easily. And there is just no need for it. Stop f$&king around and just install NVRAM. I’m saying that to everyone here. It’s the first thing I do when I get a new game.

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