Order of the Butterfly
Posts: 236 from 2003/7/28
From: Canada
Quote:
KennyR wrote:
If you do manage to fix it, a little heat transfer pad and a heatsink may help to stop it happening again.
Yes I'm not sure what I will do yet. I can probably get the chip itself pretty cheap, but replacing it is beyond my skills. Yeah I could try to do it myself but would probably screw it up...so for me to get it done by an electronics shop or some other place may not be worth the cost.
Still thinking about it.
A4000/060/PPC-200MHz, A4000T/060/PPC-233MHz, CD32, MicroA1, Pegasos 2 G4, AMD Phenom Quad Core 2.5GHz, MacMini 1.5GHz/64MB VRam...mwwmwahhh :)
