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Here in Germany 01/25/26(Sun)22:30:19 No.218757958
Here in Germany Anonymous 01/25/26(Sun)22:30:19 No.218757958 Archived
If something is incomplete we say it's circumcized.

E.g. same GPU chip but with more deactivated compute units (like 5070 vs 5070Ti), then we say the weaker version has a circumcized chip. Or a car variant with less PS has a circumcized engine. It's not slang, just a normal phrase, magazines etc will use it as well.
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01/25/26(Sun)22:41:59 No.218758059
Anonymous 01/25/26(Sun)22:41:59 No.218758059
For example here:

Radeon Pro W7700: The gap filler with a heavily circumcized chip
https://www.computerbase.de/news/grafikkarten/radeon-pro-w7700-der-lueckenfueller-mit-stark-beschnittenem-chip.86126/
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