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The point being that they knowingly went down the e-fuse route to make sure nobody could unlock it later. They probably learnt their lesson in the early 2000s,
by fransje26 2y ago
The point being that they knowingly went down the e-fuse route to make sure nobody could unlock it later.
They probably learnt their lesson in the early 2000s, when users could do a bit of soldering and apply a patch to unlock more performance on cards that had been artificially throttled.