Hardware (HELP!) I replaced my Motherboard but... (see pictures)

LegendaryOutcast · May 24, 2017

So the motherboard works fine and is version 3.35

My issue is that the back lid will not go back on the vita because the motherboard I got has an additional part that my vita did not have.

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL THAT CAME ON MY VITA:

THIS IS THE REPLACEMENT: (Notice the extra white part on the bottom right side)

THE BACK LID WILL NOT GO BACK ON BECAUSE OF THE EXTRA WHITE PART (on the bottom right side)

My question is how should i go about removing it? if that is even the solution.

Byokugen · May 24, 2017

I've seen slim.boards with that part...

LegendaryOutcast · May 24, 2017

Byokugen said:
I've seen slim.boards with that part...

I checked the back lid it has extra black plastic parts that dont seem to have a function other then getting in the way, that the other models dont have it makes the white thing bump against it and wont close properly, is it safe to remove that thing???

LegendaryOutcast · May 25, 2017

Well I ended up breaking the extra plastic on the back lid in order to get it to fit properly, it seems to be excess plastic that other vita models don't have.

TariqSoftDev · May 25, 2017

LegendaryOutcast said:
Well I ended up breaking the extra plastic on the back lid in order to get it to fit properly, it seems to be excess plastic that other vita models don't have.

Not excess plastic , what you broke was the half PCI-E slot used for the 3G models , that is the MDM6xxx chip that handles 3G stuff, well done because instead of modifying the case so you would have 3G you broke a part of the motherboard.

DeoNaught · May 26, 2017

have you tried trimming the plastic?

LegendaryOutcast · May 26, 2017

Yeah apparently i ordered a motherboard for the 3G model 1001 model.

Take a look so you see what my problem was. MY model had plastic pieces placed at the right side next to the battery where here you can see there is NO plastic but more of a square/rectangular socket, i ended up cutting out the plastic so it ended up looking like this. Anyways that was the only solution without removing the white part. AT LEAST FOR MY VITA MODEL.

DeoNaught · May 26, 2017

LegendaryOutcast said:
Yeah apparently i ordered a motherboard for the 3G model 1001 model.

Take a look so you see what my problem was. MY model had plastic pieces placed at the right side next to the battery where here you can see there is NO plastic but more of a square/rectangular socket, i ended up cutting out the plastic so it ended up looking like this. Anyways that was the only solution without removing the white part. AT LEAST FOR MY VITA MODEL.

new housing?

LegendaryOutcast · May 26, 2017

DeoNaught said:
new housing?

Well sure, but I'm not about to go buy new housing for this when i already paid for a motherboard, I would rather just cut off the excess plastic, it only took me like 3 minutes, besides look. That plastic has no use on my model as it was, it has 0 function and my model isn't even designed to have the 3G anyways so it doesn't matter. How do i close this thread?

YugiSenpai · May 26, 2017

TariqSoftDev said:
Not excess plastic , what you broke was the half PCI-E slot used for the 3G models , that is the MDM6xxx chip that handles 3G stuff, well done because instead of modifying the case so you would have 3G you broke a part of the motherboard.

I don't think he broke the half PCI-E slot, he just removed some excess plastic on the back lid.

DeoNaught · May 26, 2017

LegendaryOutcast said:
Well sure, but I'm not about to go buy new housing for this when i already paid for a motherboard, I would rather just cut off the excess plastic, it only took me like 3 minutes, besides look. That plastic has no use on my model as it was, it has 0 function and my model isn't even designed to have the 3G anyways so it doesn't matter. How do i close this thread?

Well actually, if you get a heat gun, to make the plastic to go over the module.

But make sure nothing ison top of the plastic

orangy57 · May 27, 2017

TariqSoftDev said:
Not excess plastic , what you broke was the half PCI-E slot used for the 3G models , that is the MDM6xxx chip that handles 3G stuff, well done because instead of modifying the case so you would have 3G you broke a part of the motherboard.

son who would even pay for 3G for a Playstation Vita
I have the 3G port but I ain't paying money for a slow data service

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