low ohm on +1.0VSUS , skylake cpu

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  • jasko_jacker
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    • Oct 2014
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    • italy
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    low ohm on +1.0VSUS , skylake cpu

    I would like an opinion on the value in ohms of the + 1.0VSUS signal,
    I have two cards with cpu skylake and 0.6 ohms on this signal.
    Both cards have the damaged CPU? I actually think that this value is very low.
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