switches.
These two devices are used to configure various hardware options on the motherboard.
For example, some processors use different voltages (1.5, 3.3, or 5 volts).
You must set the motherboard to provide the correct voltage for the processor it is using.
You do so by changing a setting on the motherboard with either a jumper or a DIP switch. Motherboards often have either several jumpers or one bank of DIP switches.
Individual jumpers are often labeled with the moniker JPx (where x is the number of the jumper).
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