Engineering screw-up on a miniature scale

[skotl]

I reckon even the bloke on the Repair shop who straightens the pins on music boxes would struggle with that density of pins.

Defo - despite all of the optimism above, I found it impossible even with a digital microscope and a razor blade

 

[m_c]

Hashy B*****d.

I keep considering upgrading from a 3600, but that would also involve buying a better cooler as I only used the stock air cooler supplied with the 3600. But then I start thinking it would be better to upgrade the graphics card, and then I realise I don't really need any upgrades, as although a better frame rate in MSFS would be good, the graphics are more limited by my rubbish broadband speed. And Civilization isn't that processor intensive.
Perhaps I should find a more graphics/processor intensive game to play to justify some upgrades?

 

[mtt.tr]

Try a loupe, your microscope not being stereo will make it harder to get proper perspective

 

[skotl]

Hashy B*****d.

I keep considering upgrading from a 3600, but that would also involve buying a better cooler as I only used the stock air cooler supplied with the 3600. But then I start thinking it would be better to upgrade the graphics card, and then I realise I don't really need any upgrades, as although a better frame rate in MSFS would be good, the graphics are more limited by my rubbish broadband speed. And Civilization isn't that processor intensive.
Perhaps I should find a more graphics/processor intensive game to play to justify some upgrades?

FS2020 was what tipped me into getting an RTX3060ti. The graphics in New York and London are photo-realistic with a decent card.