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Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2021 09:28:58 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Beginner's Guide (English) (markdown)

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 In order to achieve the best print result, which is possible with a 16 MHz Atmel microcontroller as it is built into the Trigorilla mainboard, the resolution and deviation in the slicer must be limited. The values ​​that the standard profile from Cura provides for the i3 Mega are not adapted to the computing power and can lead to stuttering and unsightly blobs in long curves. Prusa itself therefore specifies an even lower resolution for the Prusa i3, but the following values ​​have proven to be ideal.
 
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 ### Maximum fan speed