Reduce the size of photos please..
Hi all, i'm asking all to reduce photos to a more comfortable resolution before post, the better like around 2000x2000, otherwise many PC / Tablets / phones refuses often to load them or has strong defection... today's digital cameras integrated in phones especially are a mockery because them saves photos at enormous resolutions with much less the real definition, so reducing them is only a good deal.. THANKS!!
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Hi, for the answers comfort watching circuits on boards photos, keep please in mind the better is not to use camera's flash or any other spot lights, light the more the better, for this the direct sunlight is often the best.. bye -
I think people upgrade devices far too often because basic functionality is destroyed by manufacturers with "updates." But, if no device you have is capable of viewing larger than 2000x2000, I hate to say it but it might be time to look for something with more RAM and/or more VRAM. I'm on a Celeron laptop from the windows 8 era, soldered 4GB RAM, but large photos don't seem to be as much a problem for my laptop as my internet connection.
I personally think it's helpful if someone uploads a large image then chooses a medium thumbnail so we can click on it if we want more detail.Comment
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Think about how much costs a web space, for a near zero ads..
2k x 2k with low compression is a lot of space and a good resolution..Comment
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Problem
This is an LG edge LED lit LCD Display. The LEDs are on the bottom edge of the display. There are 2 bars (left and right) Each bar has many LEDs and a 6 pin connector. Each pin drive several LEDs thus is the highest current flow / heat junction. The weak lead free solder gradually fails with thermal expansion/contraction cycling and increases resistance. PSU will compensate up to a point, then when the current is too high, PSU just shut down the backlight causing a dark display. I have even seen one which the connector just fell off as solder points became completely detached.... -
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I noticed on the Xgpro software the BIOS backup files have extra bytes at the end when reading some chips, this is because the Xgpro software also reads the OTP region of those flash chips, and by default will append that region to the saved file
Programmer models: XGecu TL866II Plus / T48 / T56 / T76
Example: GD25LQ128D (1.8V), IC size is listed as 0x1000000 Bytes (16777216 bytes) + 0xC00 bytes, those extra 0xC00 bytes will be appended to the end of the saved file by default, resulting in a file size of 16780288 bytes
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Hi everyone,
I’m looking for advice on a PlayStation 5 Slim, model CFI-2016, motherboard revision EDM-041.
Symptoms- Console beeps once when pressing power
- Blue LED turns on for about 1 second
- Fan spins very briefly
- Console shuts down immediately
- No second beep, no error message
- TV briefly detects an HDMI signal, then nothing . This behavior is 100% consistent on every power attempt.
- The console is PS5 Slim, digital model
- Motherboard has been removed from the chassis for inspection
- No visible catastrophic damage (no burned components, no cracked silicon)
- There
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TV Model: Hitachi 40HYC42
Power Supply: 17IPS71
MainBoard: 17MB95M
Panel: VES400UNDS-2D-NO3
When the set came in it was dead. Fuse was open primary side and the power mosfet was shorted. So I ordered a new power supply. Now it turns on, only displays "Hitachi" and then power off red and blue led flashing.
I had to modify the 0ohm resistors in the led backlight of the new PS like the original power supply.
Is there any variants on 17IPS71 power supply's?
UART output pins 10 and 12 on scart connector:
...Code:12:24:04.595
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I’m troubleshooting an ASUS ROG Strix B660-I Gaming WiFi motherboard and I’m a bit stuck at the BIOS level. What I’ve tried so far- Attempted to flash the BIOS using the USB BIOS FlashBack (Q-Flash) port with a properly formatted FAT32 USB drive.
- BIOS file downloaded directly from the official ASUS support page.
- Followed the exact FlashBack procedure (correct port, renamed file, standby power only).
Issue:
The FlashBack LED does not blink at all — no activity whatsoever. Further investigation
Because FlashBack didn’t work, I:- Removed the BIOS SPI IC from
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