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How modern are we talking about? This was a Haswell system, I believe. All I know is that in 20+ years of maintaining computers, hers was the only one I ever r
by fluoridation 4y ago
How modern are we talking about? This was a Haswell system, I believe.
All I know is that in 20+ years of maintaining computers, hers was the only one I ever replaced a battery for, and since she's left it plugged in 24-7 I haven't replaced it again.
- addaon 4y agoI can't speak for < 2010 or so, but even then 500 nA was common, and half that wasn't rare. I'd expect that we crossed 1 µA around 2003 - 2005, as a very rough guess. But that doesn't mean that every implementation is good, of course; totally possible for a board to do something stupid like have pull-up resistor sinking current continuously on that rail.