then u should run to the next store and get urself an oled :-)Cool, just curious. I have no Switch with a modchip so no need for me
then u should run to the next store and get urself an oled :-)
Nah I got 3 normal Switches. I'm good. Mostly play on the TV anyway.then u should run to the next store and get urself an oled :-)
If you use the edge of a razor blade, you should be able to place the flex against a hard surface and scrape some of the surface off and expose the traces again to solder directly to.Sadly I ripped the pad needed on the flex cable. Is there any way to keep using it or should I just order a new one?
If I'm not wrong, both middle pads can be used. So try to use the other one.Sadly I ripped the pad needed on the flex cable. Is there any way to keep using it or should I just order a new one?
That would be great, if anyone else can confirmIf I'm not wrong, both middle pads can be used. So try to use the other one.
earlier on this thread there is a schematics of the flex cables.If I'm not wrong, both middle pads can be used. So try to use the other one.
That would be great, if anyone else can confirm
Yes.That's great. Love you guys!
Also, do I have to cut the cpu metal shield for flex cable?
The temp differences will be minimal for such a small TDP chip. Just ensure its at least mid range (deepcool MX3/4/5 etc), only ones worth replacing are the cpu die to shield and shield to heatpipe/heatsink. The pink junk to the rf shield isnt necessary to replace as the rf shield doesnt have enough mass to really help with cooling anyway.Know of anyone doing thermal tests w\ different pastes?
nobody??can anyone tell me, what component this is (the 3,3v point)? my ripped off.
bestThe temp differences will be minimal for such a small TDP chip. Just ensure its at least mid range (deepcool MX3/4/5 etc), only ones worth replacing are the cpu die to shield and shield to heatpipe/heatsink. The pink junk to the rf shield isnt necessary to replace as the rf shield doesnt have enough mass to really help with cooling anyway.
The switch being such a small TDP cpu, the ROI of more expensive paste isnt there. The temp differences of more expensive pastes are only really noticeable on larger TDP packages.
Just ensure whatever paste you use isnt electrically conductive!
Example Arctic Silver. If you use a paste thats electrically conductive, any overflow on the cpu die will cause shorting on the caps etc.
Source: Myself, long term semi-competitive pc overclocker and console restorer/repairer.