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PDP Patriot PC3200/4200 w/XBL
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Mine are green too, and I wont remove the heat spreaders to check the chips.
Tell ya what - you can paint the PCB yourself, any colour you like. Just buy some automotive paint, use masking tape on top of the chips (you don't want paint on them, I'd think), and spray away! The only thing to watch out for is paints with metals in them, so that can of Chrome Blue paint isn't a very good idea 
... unless, of course you wanna do a run with something like primer first, to seal it. You don't have to use tape on the contacts, as it's pretty easy to get paint off of them... just use your fingernails. Yes, I've had practice with old memories and video cards. And my current board .
... unless, of course you wanna do a run with something like primer first, to seal it. You don't have to use tape on the contacts, as it's pretty easy to get paint off of them... just use your fingernails. Yes, I've had practice with old memories and video cards. And my current board .archevilangel
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It still is TCCD on Brainpower PCB, just now the pcb is green instead of red. Mine is green too.govtcheez said:I hope you're kidding. That's the main reason why I bought this memory, is because it's supposed to be TCCD on Brainpower PCP.