Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago

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In this video:
Noise reduction filtering capacitor mod for Nintendo Game Boy Color from ZedLabz:
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Removing a 100uF capacitor from the Game Boy Color and replacing with a 680uF capacitor to improve the quality of the sound and reduce noise and hiss. It helps to reduce noise created by IPS screen & Lipo battery mods.
I mainly did this video to show what it's like to swap out a capacitor on the Game Boy Color; planning to try and revive some dead motherboards soon with a set of three and wanted to see how hard it was by just installing one first!

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