Ok, I might be exaggerating but few thousand of efuse is kinda exaggerating too. No?
Being WRONG is not exaggerating.
#1 I'm not the one who said the "few thousand" line, all I said here is that you were COMPLETELY WRONG.
#2 I've seen figures from 512 UP TO 4096, which is definitely "a few thousand" if true
Seriously, still trying to defend your totally wrong statement is just making you look bad.
Well yeah, but like, what actually happens to the Switch? Does it brick? Refuse to turn on? Refuse to install any more Horizon updates? What exactly happens?
It "re"-fuses? Does that mean al fuses will be whole again?
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Seems like forumer above dunno anything about humor but want to reply just for the sake of it
I think that on an OFW the switch will boot normally (fuse-checks are for ""update packages"" isn't it?) but you couldn't update firmware and if you go online you'll be banned because no switch out there will have all fuses burnt officially :/
On the other side with CFW and its fuse-check dissabled you could use "normally" your switch.
IMO all fuse burnt if does what i theorise it's not a "big deal" because you can't burn all fuses officially if not with a huge fail from nintendo on an upgrade that would lead to a BIG problem if not doubled-checked befor launching update (but this is just exaggerating).
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a simple forum search for efuse, and I found a FAQ and other information. why re-ask for the 10th time before performing a simple forum search string first to see if there are any previous existing thread for the same question?
https://gbatemp.net/threads/faq-efuses.494404/
https://gbatemp.net/posts/8141419
https://gbatemp.net/threads/faq-efuses.494404/
https://gbatemp.net/posts/8141419
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With the risk of sounding like an idiot, is it possible for the switch to burn itself or start a fire?
Highly unlikely. Just like everyday fuses are pretty safe to use.
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You wouldn’t be able to start the system unless you use CFW and sleep mode wouldn’t work
Fuses prevent fires among other things, as for efuses, there purpose if more protection from hacking/piracy (regardless of ibms original intent)
Normal fuses in electronics are for safety or to prevent damage to components.
Very tru. Just sayin it would be pretty dumb of Nin if there was a significant risk of fire/explosion while using efuses, so highly unlikely.
The efuses are nothing other then just a normal chip with transistors, except the fuses can't switch between ones and zero's. Once it's a zero it stays a zero. It's not like they are literally burning inside your switch. So defenitly no risk for your switch to explode while burning a fuse.
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