Did someone solder it dry?
Did someone solder it dry?
thats clearly thermal paste holding the unaligned anchors in place lmaoDid someone solder it dry?
whoa
Omg you are probably right. What where they thinking?thats clearly thermal paste holding the unaligned anchors in place lmao
where do you get these cursed images from?
Probably the tx serverwhere do you get these cursed images from?
we discussed conductive glue but it seems more harmful than anything.Thinking beginners without knowledge should just use removable conductive glue or conductive thermal paste (not liquid metal) if they really want to try it themself, so if they f up, its easy to remove and send to someone who knows what he is doing.
another day another install. different post service so it arrived early.
did @Vidicappa Core today after he got cold feet from the size.
all in all a clean install
the sx god accepts another sacrifice
What I get that's the correct temps. But if you keep it there for an extended amount of time it will probably burn. I would bet the user who solder that part didn't use flux, or at least not enough of it. Or extremely hot iron.
its not that i have some random solder it works amazing, but i cant pinpoint what type it is unfortunately that and im fully adjusted to this ts100 now
People keep believing only permanent conductive glue exists. There are glues that can very easily be removed with alcohol.we discussed conductive glue but it seems more harmful than anything.
I use my fingers nails. Less chance for damage.I do not know if this was posted, but use a needle or a pin to unlatch the cpu heatshield pins: