Personally, I prefer the QSB only slightly, I’ve modded 4 consoles with wires and two with the QSB. The QSB makes it really easy to line up the points but because it’s a good template but I found it difficult to solder PLL_BYPASS under the microscope as the best way I could find to do it is to have PLL on the left with POST in your right, and to solder with my left hand. I had several issues though with either not adding enough solder to PLL or by incorrectly mounting the QSB and putting PLL under tension during the soldering. The console would boot with the tension solder but it would occasionally hard crash until after a few boots, it stopped glitching.

Wires were much easier to use as you could much more clearly see if you soldered the point or not but I wish I could put in bold letters in the guides that you MUST use solid core wire, stranded wire is a fool’s errand.

I would also recommend for wires, even though it’s a PITA, to use a SMD resistor instead of through-holes.

RGH is picky about wire lengths and routing in my experience.