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Fire12618781
By Fire12618781
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Ok the first day i get the card i snapped a capacitor off the board.I  soldered the capacitor back to the board.Now it runs great tg lol.20201004_042552.thumb.jpg.caaf5099c052ffbec034bd53c5df956e.jpg

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very rough, you should put a FLUX so the tin will flow and clump together.

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Louis would have an anurisim.

I could use some help with this!

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15 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

very rough, you should put a FLUX so the tin will flow and clump together.

I will do that if the case ever arrives but ty for the info. Every bit helps 

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Yeah i see the tin is almost touching each other, with flux this would not happen.

Plus flux will protect it from corrosion.

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can use a bit of reflow

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