any good website? instructment.


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primary 3 Dictation in Hong Kong
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wefixpcmotherboard ha escrito:

any good website? instructment.


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primary 3 Dictation in Hong Kong
http://www.web7days.com/english

In theory it can be done. It´s just a matter of replacing the damaged
chip (or chips) in the DIMM, taking into account that the replacement
chips should have the same speed and working frequency as the original
ones. But SERIOUSLY, with RAM prices so low, and RAM chips made of
"unobtanium", what do you want to accomplish? Destroy a good module to
repair another? What kind of customer will pay you more to "repair" a
DDR module instead of paying you to simply replace it? Also, who will
want a repaired and unreliable DIMM inside a PC, risking data loss at
least? Remeber that in a PC almost everything is disposable.

lsmartino wrote:

wefixpcmotherboard ha escrito:

any good website? instructment.


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primary 3 Dictation in Hong Kong
http://www.web7days.com/english

In theory it can be done. It´s just a matter of replacing the damaged
chip (or chips) in the DIMM, taking into account that the replacement
chips should have the same speed and working frequency as the original
ones. But SERIOUSLY, with RAM prices so low, and RAM chips made of
"unobtanium", what do you want to accomplish? Destroy a good module to
repair another? What kind of customer will pay you more to "repair" a
DDR module instead of paying you to simply replace it? Also, who will
want a repaired and unreliable DIMM inside a PC, risking data loss at
least? Remeber that in a PC almost everything is disposable.


He's posting from Hong Kong, so he might have access to the raw
chips. Its not that hard to replace the chips, and if I had a pile of
the same modules, I'd give it a shot, just for the satisfaction. Of
course, it would depend on whether it was from a normal failure, or a
blown system that had suffered a power surge. I've replace a lot of
flash memory and other high density SMD ICs by hand. It doesn't take
long if you're good at it, and have the proper tools.


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