GENERAL NAND X - No support needed, but a question.

[Dark_Riku]

I came across a video somewhere...but I really can't remember where. But it said you don't need to solder the yellow wire that comes with the NAND-X? So just the 4 wires..

What's the dealio with that?

 

[Utmad]

I think I would rather believe the installation instructions from the xecuter support forum rather than a random video

 

[BL4K3Y]

The yellow wire is a ground wire, it serves a purpose so solder it in place.

 

[Dark_Riku]

I figured it was BS...he didn't sound so sure of it himself..

However i found the vid on youtube...

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnS9gwnJ1ag"]No yellow wire needed on nand-x - YouTube[/ame]

Sorry if it has been posted before.

 

[sarah1331]

I have been known not to solder it into the correct place but I do ground it and make sure it is grounded

 

[Disperat]

I have been known not to solder it into the correct place but I do ground it and make sure it is grounded

I don't use that point, but use instead a ground usually from the back of the board where its easier to solder. The initial GND point its heating pretty slow and that's why I use points that are heating faster.

 

[BL4K3Y]

You can use any ground on the motherboard, just don't leave it de-soldered otherwise you will most likely fry your NAND-X.

 

[sarah1331]

You can use any ground on the motherboard, just don't leave it de-soldered otherwise you will most likely fry your NAND-X.

And you will always fry it on a friday where you need it saturday and Monday and tue and don't get the one you orded fri until tue dinner lol