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rickrick99
By rickrick99
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i have mostly used JLCPCB, only issues i have had are with large silkscreen graphics but i have only encountered that once

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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17 hours ago, rickrick99 said:

I see, that can be a problem. I really like the black solder mask for cooler style but it seems that JLC doesn't have this option. On the other hand, NextPCB provides black solder masks with no additional fee. 

JLCPCB absolutely does black solder mask, I have one in front of me just now!
I've had good experiences with JLCPCB costwise and customer service wise. Also, they often have coupons that make the price even lower.

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Matt black looks awesome but needs good cleaning and isn't scratch resistant. The safe path is green.

Might use JLCPCB and nextDFM to check the gerber.

 

 

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