The_Fluff

Would it decrease longevity as in an eventual replacement?

So I currently own the blade stealth late 2017 and I would like to start using it for gaming via eGPU. However I do not want the battery performance to be sacrificed because of it being plugged in all the time and in heavy use in games. Is this an actual concern for laptops?

The original intent was to get a second controller for some fun with friends and such, but now I am stuck with a xbox one controller with the 3.5mm audio out and a replacement board that does not have that output.

Not from the duke controller from an original xbox, I'm reffering to the original xbox one controller without the 3.5mm audio out. I have the board for one of those but a case for a controller that has that audio out adapter.

So I ended up receiving a used xbox one s controller from a rather shady dealer and discovered that the controller would not turn on and I do suspect that is is the motherboard that is no longer working. The only signs of life out of the little guy is an occasional stutter of the xbox light button and then nothing. So I asked around and am now in possession of an original xbox controller mother board. Would it work if I just popped the motherboard into the one s shell or would I have to do some soldering work?