is it easier to do the pin header method or qsbs in terms of difficulty of soldering and can u use solderless pin headers and if so can someone give me a link for the right size and right solderless pin headers
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BGAMods
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i personally prefer pin headers but thats my opinion.
never tried solderless. the solderings easy.
never tried solderless. the solderings easy.
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the half circles are so tiny in the qsbs i am not very good at soldering a little shaky but what is the chance of ruining stuff that is important
very high if your not good at soldering. Xecuter tries his best to make it easy for the users, but I find many people who buy the products do not have the knowledge or and skill level to install the products, and blame the product for their error.
can i just slide the solder where the points on the motherboard are cuz i dont want to go crazy with the solder btw if i get some not much but some on a trace of the motherboard or on the qsb itself will it still work
What I would recommend would be buying some flux, and some small diameter soder. Then tin your points your sodering to, then wire up the qsb's
i ordered some flux and some small diameter solder should be here tommorow or the next day and it is the ones that are in the sticky oh and will a 25 wat weller work sorry for all the questions but i have heard sort of wat tinning was but isnt it where u melt some solder on the points on the mobo and then solder the qsbs