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From: Petrus Tax on 17 Feb 2010 16:29 Hello, a simple question: Above which voltage does this 3 volt cmos battery still properly function? Many thanks in advance. Petrus
From: Paul on 17 Feb 2010 18:10 Petrus Tax wrote: > Hello, > > a simple question: Above which voltage does this 3 volt cmos battery still > properly function? > Many thanks in advance. > > Petrus > Somewhere around 2.3 to 2.4V. 2.0V for the chipset, plus some voltage for the diode used to protect the battery. Battery --- diode --- Southbridge (CMOS memory and RTC) The thing is, if the battery is getting that low, in another month it'll be completely flat. The batteries I get here, last about three years, if the computer is unplugged the whole time (computer in storage). Paul
From: John McGaw on 17 Feb 2010 18:26 On 2/17/2010 4:29 PM, Petrus Tax wrote: > Hello, > > a simple question: Above which voltage does this 3 volt cmos battery still > properly function? > Many thanks in advance. > > Petrus > > It doesn't pay to second guess when something critical is going to fail. Replacing the battery is dirt cheap and takes almost no time. A while ago I ordered 25 of these batteries from amazon.com. Total price was under $6. Since so many pieces of equipment use them there should be no waste and in the refrigerator they should last for years and years.
From: philo on 17 Feb 2010 19:06 Petrus Tax wrote: > Hello, > > a simple question: Above which voltage does this 3 volt cmos battery still > properly function? > Many thanks in advance. > > Petrus > > I've seen mobos act funny when the cmos battery gets down to about 2.5v If it's under 3 volts...replace it...they cost all of $2 or so
From: Petrus Tax on 18 Feb 2010 09:52 "philo" <philo(a)privacy.invalid> wrote in message news:hli0aq$bph$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > Petrus Tax wrote: >> Hello, >> >> a simple question: Above which voltage does this 3 volt cmos battery >> still properly function? >> Many thanks in advance. >> >> Petrus > > > I've seen mobos act funny when the cmos battery gets down to about 2.5v > > If it's under 3 volts...replace it...they cost all of $2 or so Thank you for all the information. I was asking this question because I had ordered a batch of new "coins", but the voltage of one of them was rather low so that the replacement didn't work properly. One bad apple ... Petrus
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