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Just a man with a mind for repair. I like tinkering with electronics and cars mainly, but I can usually figure out how most devices work.
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Generally, no. The CPUs in these are BGA soldered to the board. If you were very crafty with a reflow station and had a replacement CPU that you knew was compatible with the motherboard, you could attempt it. But generally, it’s recommended that you just get a new machine.
Excellent! Glad to hear it.
You can try looking on eBay for replacement audio jacks. From what I’m seeing, you could potentially use a universal one and solder a few jumper wires to their corresponding pins and make something work.
Congrats! Thanks for letting me know, and I’m glad to hear your machine is running cooler!
Does it budge at all? There’s a chance the I/O ports are catching on the case of the NUC when lifting the motherboard up.
Hi Linus,
The motherboard in my NUC lifts out without much force at all, so try and make sure none of the connectors are catching on the case.