Voltage Check [Solved]

MIKOLINO

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Hi,

Started my first build a week ago and have been taking it very slowly. Everything was fine until the last Voltage check.

Readings are all over the place and even after following the manual multiple times to figure out what was wrong, I couldn't figure out the issue.

Does anyone know how to fix it?

Thanks a lot!
 
To specify, when I mean all over the place, I meant that my multimeter isn't even able to get a stable reading. It'll go anywhere between 0 and overload.
 
I tried attaching pictures but didn'twork so go there I guess:
You just need to hadd the google drive prelink

/drive/folders/1hgALuAxS6clLBVXG3ZJJs1Esxc2V7g09
 
Ok so I feel dumb for this one but it just wasn't set up as DC...

But now I'm running into a bigger problem where there’s just no sound comming out...
 
Everything checked out,

The audio issue came from my Schiit BiForst but I quickly fixed it!

Time for the speedball :)

Thanks a lot for your help ;D
 
Perfect, will do.

Will that have a performance benefit or is it just to make sure everything works properly?

Thanks a lot again!
 
Flaky solder joints have a way of taking some time to avail themselves sometimes, and the process of installing the Speedball will jiggle everything around and can make those problems appear.  Often when that happens the builder will believe there is an issue with the Speedball itself rather than the Crack, so for that reason waiting a little while can be helpful to be sure the stock build is solid.
 
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