A AnrayGG macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 2, 2017 #1 I was wondering if you could remove an iPhone 6S's motherboard and install an iPhone 7's motherboard so it would have a better chip, and whit it, a better performance... is it possible to do?
I was wondering if you could remove an iPhone 6S's motherboard and install an iPhone 7's motherboard so it would have a better chip, and whit it, a better performance... is it possible to do?
Ryan1524 macrumors 68020 Nov 2, 2017 #3 Yes. But to do this, you also need to replace battery, camera, screen, case, and a bunch of other components along with the main board. Reactions: keysofanxiety, blairian89, AnrayGG and 1 other person
Yes. But to do this, you also need to replace battery, camera, screen, case, and a bunch of other components along with the main board.
K Kallistel macrumors newbie Nov 2, 2017 #5 Surely, this is for the headphone jack. There is an easier way (EDIT: whatever else you do, don't read the comments on that video) : Reactions: blairian89 and vannibombonato
Surely, this is for the headphone jack. There is an easier way (EDIT: whatever else you do, don't read the comments on that video) :
mcdj macrumors G3 Nov 2, 2017 #6 All you need is an iPhone 7, a pocket knife, some chewing gum, and a steady hand.
A AnrayGG macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 2, 2017 #7 Lobwedgephil said: Easily, buy the 7. Click to expand... Kallistel said: Surely, this is for the headphone jack. There is an easier way (EDIT: whatever else you do, don't read the comments on that video) : Click to expand... lmao
Lobwedgephil said: Easily, buy the 7. Click to expand... Kallistel said: Surely, this is for the headphone jack. There is an easier way (EDIT: whatever else you do, don't read the comments on that video) : Click to expand... lmao