yes you would.
GA-P35-DS3L pencil mod
Hey, going to try the pencil mod to reduce/eliminate vdroop on my DS3L but I've never used a multimeter before.
This is my multimeter.
So, as far as I've read, the resistor should be around 1900ohms to begin with, so I would want to set my multimeter to the "2K" ohms setting to check it as I pencil it down?
Sorry for a noob question, vdroop is killing me but I don't want to dive into this without knowing what I'm doing. Appreciate any help, thanks.
This is my multimeter.
So, as far as I've read, the resistor should be around 1900ohms to begin with, so I would want to set my multimeter to the "2K" ohms setting to check it as I pencil it down?
Sorry for a noob question, vdroop is killing me but I don't want to dive into this without knowing what I'm doing. Appreciate any help, thanks.
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Thank you very much, hopefully this helps me get 3.5+ stable finally.
you could set it on any of the ohm setting the higher numer will give you a more accurate reading
Diving right into is actually the best way to learn. Wrong settings on the mult-meter won't harm anything. I never used a multi-meter prior to doing the pencil mod on a
DS3L. I just kept turning the dial on mine till the numbers corresponded to those of the guide.
DS3L. I just kept turning the dial on mine till the numbers corresponded to those of the guide.
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