Stupid question but what does it mean when a MOBO says this?
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- Jul 15, 2014
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Most likely the CMOS battery, which is used to save BIOS settings and such stuff, they're on every motherboard. Very similar to the type of batteries you'll find if you open up a Gameboy Color cartridge; it powers the mechanism that stores data.
In addition to what turkey3_scratch said:
If said motherboard didn't have the battery included and already installed, it would be the first time I hear of it missing.
Also gigabyte site make no mention of end user (you) having to buy said battery (Lithium ion, CR2032) yourself.
That being said, if the motherboard is sold as used... there could be more amiss than just dead battery.
If said motherboard didn't have the battery included and already installed, it would be the first time I hear of it missing.
Also gigabyte site make no mention of end user (you) having to buy said battery (Lithium ion, CR2032) yourself.
That being said, if the motherboard is sold as used... there could be more amiss than just dead battery.
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