Gl connecting wires to the CPU directly
And on the lite directly to the nand
Also they go 3X MSRP and are new
Although interested where someone is finding used chips and selling them lmao
How to get modchip and how to install it without soldering?
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And on the lite directly to the nand
Also they go 3X MSRP and are new
Although interested where someone is finding used chips and selling them lmao
do it then, show the community your big boy pants.
you just dont get it, do you.
i give up and regret trying to help your sorry arse. see ya!
start with old bits of computer board and old wires, there are some good youtube videos.
but this is micro-soldering, better off paying an installer
Cheaper, safer, easier and quicker to pay for a V1 unpatched tablet and install AMS. Take you less time than it has to be snappy with people on this thread
Nah, I'm just new to the switch homebrew scene. See a lot of parallels to the 3DS though its very different hardware where everyone says you need a special hacker flashcart/modchip and nitrohax and so on. Eventually it was hacked.
They didn't really get off to a good start with the shitty attitude. Chances are a lot of people seen their posts in here and thought "fuck em" and decided not to give any constructive input
Imagine asking a question and then being cross because you didn't like the answer.
There isn't. People have made solderless modchips for other consoles using pogo pins or clips in the past, it's not possible on the Switch because there's not much room and the pads/pins you need to connect to are too complicated for that to work reliably.
I'm not paying twice the MSRP for an already used Switch that might already be banned.
Ok look I'm sorry you've not been getting helpful answers from other people, but don't worry I'm here to solve your problem.
You don't want to buy a Switch that can be hacked without a modchip, and you don't want to use the one method that works to install a modchip, so the perfect personalised answer just for you is to: not have a hacked Switch.
Enjoy!
Your messages sound like a pouty child who refuses to accept things can't always be exactly how you want them. glhf.
If you have version 1 unpatched you can use samd21 modchip, if you have patched, lite, v2 or oled you would need to sx/hwfly
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