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Gaming Dsi Power Board connector ripped off
Thank you for your help, well the culprit might be way more obvious than I thought it to be, as I've found out that F1 fuse on the other side of the motherboard was not soldered properely at the one end (replaced it before, because the old one was blown). Unfortunately, I've already removed the...- ankokushoujo
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Gaming Dsi Power Board connector ripped off
It was the first time for me to attempt the disassembly of a dsi and I accidently ripped off the white power board connector from the motherboard. To remedy the problem, I ran wires to reestablish the connection between the four joints, but for some reason, It still doesn't work. Although there...- ankokushoujo
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what are you looking at?
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K3Nv2:
Some websites have full studio rips of production kind of hard to find for obvious reasons+1 -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Not sure current audio codec based sound built in to motherboards can handle the bit depth those used
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Psionic Roshambo:
Xdqwerty for most people hearing anything better than 256Kbps MP3 they cannot tell the difference
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