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There are two different variations of this card. The one that is labeled ACHIP had a couple more resistors to move. Supposedly the ACARD (the one I have) only has two to mess with.

I gave the solder points a good scrub with alcohol/toothbrush/paper towel and they look very clean now. Reinstalled, and the card is still seen as a PCI 1911,9 (I think...I'm not at home right now) and the flasher utility says successful during a flash but the card still isn't recognized. Any...

No, I didn't. I'll clean the flux off, but there wasn't much. I also checked under a microscope to make sure I didn't leave any solder bridges.

If you are careful, I imagine you could spray-paint one of the Noctua's back to black. If you go lightly, it should affect the sound or flow characteristics. Even better would be to use an airbrush.

In my beige G3, I used one of the generic IDE-CF adapters and a 32GB CF card partitioned to 8GB/24GB and it works great. A lot snappier than the original drive. I used one of the Sandisk 32GB Extreme CF cards, UDMA up to 120MB/s. We'll see how reliable it ends up being. In the G4 QS, I used an...

It's labeled AEC6280 REV: 1.0 and has the ACARD chip on it, as opposed to the ACHIP chip. So it should match up with what Braun did.

Howdy folks! First time posting here. I've been surfing the forum for a few weeks and figured I should register. I successfully replacing the eeprom on an ATI Radeon 7000 after flashing the chip using a CH341 programmer and having the card work perfectly in my beige G3. I'm now trying to...