here is an example of the pcb markings if your able to open up the back shell and check
As much as I would love to open it but I do not have required tool.
Sorry I cannot help on this information.
But if anything I can tell from the exterior of this unit, please let me know.
not necessarily, there has to be a switch at some point, and tbh I would imagine Nintendo wouldn't want to make the change super easy to determine from just looking at the case, its also possible they were produced in different factory's
no worries, I'm sure if it is a markio unit more people will start getting them soon and someone with the tools will crack one open and take a look
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try connecting a usb hub (even a cheap usb 2.0 hub) between pc usb port and usb a-c cable and switch
when i was bridging pins 9 and 10 on right joycon only this way i could execute the payload correctly. No i'm bridging pin 1 and 10 and i don't need the usb hub in between to execute the payload with all the other components being the same.
when i was bridging pins 9 and 10 on right joycon only this way i could execute the payload correctly. No i'm bridging pin 1 and 10 and i don't need the usb hub in between to execute the payload with all the other components being the same.
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HAC-S-JXE-C3 - so this is the magic name that is the quiet Markio release then? The overlaper.
But we need someone to pop open their Switch and see if the CPU match what @gamesquest1 asks.
But we need someone to pop open their Switch and see if the CPU match what @gamesquest1 asks.
yeah but there will be people coming in late, we seen it with the 3DS over and over again back when specific FW requirements were important....although granted with the 3DS being a softmod simply updating your FW made a console not compatible, while here all compatible units will always be compatible
You don't require any special tools for it. But it's recommended that you have some sort of thermal grease for it afterwards.
https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+Switch+Teardown/78263
just return it to the storeYES i have the "HAC-S-JXE-C3"
Okey i will sell it when i will come back to my country and try to get a second hand one
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