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Processor | 3900x - Bykski waterblock |
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Motherboard | MSI b450m mortar max BIOS Date 27 Apr 2023 |
Cooling | αcool 560 rad - 2xPhanteks F140XP |
Memory | Micron 32gb 3200mhz ddr4 |
Video Card(s) | Colorful 3090 ADOC active backplate cooling |
Storage | WD SN850 2tb ,HP EX950 1tb, WD UltraStar Helioseal 18tb+18tb |
Display(s) | 24“ HUION pro 4k 10bit |
Case | aluminium extrusions copper panels, 60 deliveries for every piece down to screws |
Audio Device(s) | sony stereo mic, logitech c930, Gulikit pro 2 + xbox Series S controller, moded bt headphone 1200mAh |
Power Supply | Corsair RM1000x |
Mouse | pen display, no mouse no click |
Keyboard | Microsoft aio media embedded touchpad (moded lithium battery 1000mAh) |
Software | Win 11 23h2 build 22631 |
Benchmark Scores | cine23 20000 |
Can we replace a device batt with something of a higher amperage? Say 3x more
Does the battery tell how much it's full, or device checks the amount?
I doubt device checks, because what happens if you not use a battery for long enough and lose some charge.
I'm worried if I replace a 1000mAh with 3000mAh, it would get charged upto a limit that device is designed for.
Or is it that battery knows its current % and can tell the device to keep charging until I'm full?
Does the battery tell how much it's full, or device checks the amount?
I doubt device checks, because what happens if you not use a battery for long enough and lose some charge.
I'm worried if I replace a 1000mAh with 3000mAh, it would get charged upto a limit that device is designed for.
Or is it that battery knows its current % and can tell the device to keep charging until I'm full?