Nintendo switch OLED alt point for modchip install
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Could you tell me what your price would be. and would i be providing my own chip? I’d honestly just like a turnkey solution. I’d pay you and send my switch to you. I Get a chipped console back. Ive got lots of experience with the switch from the software side. But simply dont trust myself to Chip it.
I'm also looking for someone providing chip install services in the US. Does anyone have experience and would be willing to provide their services?
If so, can you shoot me a DM or send me contact info?
If so, can you shoot me a DM or send me contact info?
Where are you in Canada ? i will be at Montréal in january, i didn’t yet find someone in france who can do modchip for oled
eMMC slip-under PCBs can be ordered here from Taobao. No eMMC removal required, and it also comes with a 3.3v point as well.
You need to break some of the shielding near the eMMC, and dab a large bit of solder to the two top-right points (near DAT0 text) to keep the custom PCB in place. Some insulative tape also wouldn't hurt.
You need to break some of the shielding near the eMMC, and dab a large bit of solder to the two top-right points (near DAT0 text) to keep the custom PCB in place. Some insulative tape also wouldn't hurt.
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