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Date Posted: 09:49:47 08/23/01 Thu
Author: Chris Lawson
Subject: 3.3V with non-PCI boards

Will putting a 3.3V circuit in a PowerCC that doesn't require one (i.e., the x2/x300 series boards or a 58x/63x 68K-based board) do anything harmful to either the board or the 3.3V circuit?

In other words, is there anything connected - to that power pin - on a stock 63x/58x/x200/x300 motherboard that would be damaged by 3.3V current in place of what it receives normally (either 5V or a ground but I don't remember which)?

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