Reply 57040 of 57045, by weedeewee
Jccwu wrote on Today, 14:25:weedeewee wrote on Yesterday, 20:24:I clearly recall someone on vogons posting about making new metal brackets but I can't find the relevant post. Maybe someone e […]
Ozzuneoj wrote on Yesterday, 19:20:The lot arrived, and it doesn't look like it took any more damage. It was filthy, but it cleaned up nicely! I will test it out w […]
The lot arrived, and it doesn't look like it took any more damage. It was filthy, but it cleaned up nicely! I will test it out when I get some time (after straightening some pins and checking for shorts of course).
If it shows any signs of life at all I will recap the whole thing, replace the dented crystal and the broken plastic around the Sony connector. Then it will just be a matter of getting a bracket that fits it. Not sure if any other cards could act as donors, but that would be the preferred way since a GUS deserves a real metal back plate rather than something 3D printed.
I clearly recall someone on vogons posting about making new metal brackets but I can't find the relevant post.
Maybe someone else can shine a light on this.as for the gus max ram upgrade, you might be able to use some ram of a video card.
I've been cutting stainless steel strips on a laser machine for two years now 😀
there are already strips for more than 80 different boards
Cool !
Do you also make brackets that have a stiffening part ? ie the long edge is a little wider and the extra width is bent over to stiffen the bracket ?
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