For anyone who expects their retro console to boot up and be playable, check to see if your console has known capacitor issues before powering it up. Even caps not part of the plague can leak if they’re old enough. If they’re powered on with leaking caps, it can be much harder to fix than if the caps were replaced before being powered on
For anyone who expects their retro console to boot up and be playable, check to see if your console has known capacitor issues before powering it up. Even caps not part of the plague can leak if they’re old enough. If they’re powered on with leaking caps, it can be much harder to fix than if the caps were replaced before being powered on