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You would probably benefit from a set of helping hands. They're a godsend for even folks without limitations. They might help you even more with your left hand issues.It was my first time soldering. And I have limited use of my left hand, so I have a hard time heating pads and sticking wires in securely.
Can't tell you how many times the wire just slid out because the solder didn't bind to the wire.
the pads were like https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct...c9QV2zWpkm46xupTayCrXhBA&ust=1487630378662323 , though, I had the earlier revision of this board.
So I just linked them into one big solder pad to easily add wires to.
You would probably benefit from a set of helping hands. They're a godsend for even folks without limitations. They might help you even more with your left hand issues.
Crosshair VI Hero...
The new board is behaving much better. Could have just been a bum board who knows, chip two however does not clock as well as chip one so I am back on the original one.
What motherboard did you purchase?
Oh noooooo :/ What happened?RIP Abit BE6-II.
I will miss you.