- Joined
- May 7, 2011
- Location
- Cook->Kent
I think my heart isn't into this build as I'm really making a hash of it (as they say around here).
I've got a 96GB V-Color RDIMM kit that I'll be water cooling. I've replaced all the spreaders with Bitspower's double sided DDR5 kit. That in and of itself fits well and went well. I used a coffee mug warmer on its lowest setting to heat up/loosen the stock spreaders. One, which may have been the one I forgot about, may have been over cooked and left on well too long...and that's completely my bad. Unfortunately I didn't pay attention to which one it was so can't 100% be sure the one that's no longer being detected is the one in question.
On the assumption that I didn't overcook it, and further assuming that maybe a bad solder pad developed while prying the original spreader, anyone ever rebake a RAM module in the attempt to restore it? Much like the GPU days doing something like this, perhaps I'll get lucky.
No I will not use my real oven for this.
Yes, I'm an idiot.
I've got a 96GB V-Color RDIMM kit that I'll be water cooling. I've replaced all the spreaders with Bitspower's double sided DDR5 kit. That in and of itself fits well and went well. I used a coffee mug warmer on its lowest setting to heat up/loosen the stock spreaders. One, which may have been the one I forgot about, may have been over cooked and left on well too long...and that's completely my bad. Unfortunately I didn't pay attention to which one it was so can't 100% be sure the one that's no longer being detected is the one in question.
On the assumption that I didn't overcook it, and further assuming that maybe a bad solder pad developed while prying the original spreader, anyone ever rebake a RAM module in the attempt to restore it? Much like the GPU days doing something like this, perhaps I'll get lucky.
No I will not use my real oven for this.
Yes, I'm an idiot.
