I don't believe this is true for 3D printing ABS as it's the fire retardant in injection molded ABS which causes the yellowing.
...but I could be wrong.
Getting closer
Filtering components and pull-up resistor array for the CPU were trimmed from a donor board:
I found that there's a convenient 1.15v via just above the RA, it's not optimal for the amount of current on the 1.15v line but it means we don't have to dig to a voltage layer...
Smaller again?
What if we were to relocate the zterm resistor and remove/relocate the decoupling caps for the RAM?
Verified the system still boots without the decoupling caps and have relocated the zterm resistor:
And trimmed:
Another millimeter trimmed for a width of only 52mm
Update!
Because I am a weak, pathetic man I gave up on trying to solder to the leadframe of the nand. It's not impossible but my patience wears thin quickly.
If you thought wiring H+Vsync to the AVE was difficult check out this comparison between the pitches (Nand is also sitting closer to the...
So since the GC Nano project went into effect @CrazyGadget and I were working on more Omega trims than we've ever done before, this led me down a path of morbid curiosity to answer the question:
"How small can the Omega trim actually be?"
I spent a bit of time looking over the compendium and...
You might not have file extensions being shown in Windows, which means if you name the game "game.iso" it is actually "game.iso.iso". remove the ".iso" from your image file and see if it appears.
Gamecube games also need to be placed in the "games" folder, not the WBFS folder.
The vast majority of the build is the Omega trim, that is not something you'd get in a "kit". If you want to own one but don't have the skills to build it yourself you can DM @CrazyGadget as he is currently doing commissions.
GC Nano - The Worlds Smallest Gamecube
A CrazyGadget and Wesk collaboration project
4K, fullscreen and headphones plzkthx
The back story:
After presenting the idea of a GC Nano to the community back in early 2021 there was one man *crazy* enough to take up the challenge of the...
I can tell you right now your issue is that you didn't read the pinouts in the trim guide but instead looked at the colours which are for Component and not RGB.