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"content": "nostr:npub1anemw74fksv62v9ncq0kvjf8gayqhf0kekl498gmhn67eg4srfhq2z7zqz huh apparently pcie is backwards compatible, and even pcie 1.0 has enough data zhroughput for a 4090 to work lmao",
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