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I'd imagine that you can have the power to the board shut off when not in use. But I never assumed it was to be cost competitive at current token rates. I assu
by HWR_14 3mo ago
I'd imagine that you can have the power to the board shut off when not in use.
But I never assumed it was to be cost competitive at current token rates. I assumed it was for the same reasons people might use open source hardware. Freedom to tinker, etc.
- rtkwe 3mo agoBasically sounds like a hobo version of PCI-e hotswapping which is a thing on enterprise motherboards but not many consumer boards. Also depends on if the board can actually power off the slots which I'm not sure many are setup to do.