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Just one more quick question:
Can I use this cable with my UPS unit by plugging one end into the power supply and then splitting the other side to connect both my monitor and my PC? It’s a splitter cable as you can see...
Edward Peterson70 said:I actually have a few AT&T units that are about 15 years old, and they're still running perfectly fine...
Really now? I wonder what their capacity is like!
The batteries are 12v/7ah, sealed lead-acid, so I was wondering how much a new set might run me...
I've got this 600VA-360W UPS sitting here that hasn't been touched in about ten years, and honestly, before that, it probably only ever got turned on a handful of times... so technically, those batteries should have been practically brand new when I stopped using it.
Does that mean the batteries inside just gave up the ghost on their own and now need replacing? I'm wondering if they can actually just expire naturally after sitting idle for such a long time...
I could really use some help here...
If I bump up my processor's FSB from 200 to 220 (with a multiplier of 13), it ends up cranking up my memory speed too.
Does the RAM actually run hotter when it's pushed to those higher speeds?