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Old 11-19-07   #51 (permalink)
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model is 2400+

I guess it's just with the older models then. I should have researched the chip a little before posting
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I guess it's just with the older models then. I should have researched the chip a little before posting
No worries Jarvis, that is what we are here for
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model is 2400+

I guess it's just with the older models then. I should have researched the chip a little before posting
Check out the part number on the core and compare

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Since I just got repped (dunno by who), I decided to bump this thread. It has to be said that I actually succeeded in killing a chip (E2140) by doing this. By saying this I'll like to say that it's definitely possible to do it - if you don't scrape the PCB meanwhile!
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