Gigabyte 1080ti Aorus burned pcb repair

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Why would the core Crack during shipping without paste ?
Comment from : Dan Micu

if i learn laptop repair, can i learn graphics card repair? in my city no one teach graphics card repair but laptop repair
Comment from : Randomness

Hi, i have a asus gtx 1080 ti rog strix and i'm having an vrm overheating problem, after some time playing games the vrm goes to 100 degrees celcius and the game just close, i tryed to replace the vrm thermal pad and but it didn't work Have you ever seen something like this?brbrSorry about my english
Comment from : Doug

Hello, I see a new multimeter - is that right or temporary equipment? As always thanks for learning day, nearly every day
Comment from : bkaczy

Please somebody can somebody tell me what is it that he calls "pex" I dont know the word He says 100 ohms at pex or something like that 😊
Comment from : Hamdan Ali

🙂👍
Comment from : Tristan Kordek

As an owner of this identical card - I salute you Got a 3090FE now I got this card back in the box and bag it came with Still have it in my network closet Did thought about selling it, but I digress
Comment from : Steven V

So what's your repair percentage of nvidia vs AMD
Comment from : Chad Letourneau

I know sheet about repairing video cards, I might just know some basics of electronics very basic This channel has become one of my daily must-to-see enjoyments Good jobs mate!
Comment from : Erick Alexander Rodríguez Sirola

I love this card I own one It’s in my daughters pc I’ve also got a rare ROG Poseidon 1080ti Love that one more
Comment from : Kris

I had one of these exact cards for many years, it's now still going strong in my brother's PC Beast of a card
Comment from : John Thwaits

awesome job as always
Comment from : Josh Johnston

Great job
Comment from : Mahmoud Mostafa

Comment from : Aidan Hughes

I have no idea what you are doing but it's mesmerizing
Comment from : C#PO

"don't ask me how i know this" lol
Comment from : KilroyNBC

u did not werify phases working state with scope it can not work and u did not know it but u know it, so what it the catch?
Comment from : Daniel Satko

What board software do you have?
Comment from : at ta

Damn FurMark for a burn test, I haven't seen anyone use THAT program in awhile for a graphics card test! Mostly because it's such a brutal "one dimensional" test vs something more dynamic like the Valley benchmark
Comment from : MåcGyver

Hello how much this repair costs?
Comment from : Arcturus

A like and comment
Comment from : I dont know

I dremel these driver ICs down if they don't loosen themselves with hot air so you save yourself afterwards and don't have to repair as many pads
Comment from : Enteranon

do you ever buy faulty GPU's, if so whats a good buying guide, likes of no power or no display? which do you find easier to fix?
Comment from : Andy

I love your videos!
Comment from : Rodrigo Cravo

What I learn today is that if I get a GPU go out on me it goes into a Fedex box for you to repair
Comment from : Paul Le Mars

The best graphics card repair channel easy 👌🏻
Comment from : PapaLazarou78

Awesome work!👍
Comment from : Simon Herrera

i've been clicking thrice on the bell button for all notifications and i still don't get them for your channel :c
Comment from : Firstname Lastname

🤩🤩👌👍
Comment from : davood zarei

hi! what part of a computer has the most impact on gaming performance FP Shooter, fast, crowded, multiplayer maps?
Comment from : Kemble Gilstrap

I have this card and works great on my ancient dual X5690 Xeon I can play everything I want Granted I don't have 4k monitors or TVs Great video! Thanks for sharing everything!
Comment from : Andy Cristea

DeBauer has an RTX 4090 that needs fixed
Comment from : RANDOMNATION

Look at all the filtering! That's a lot of capacitors You can see a stark difference between a Gigabyte premium board vs Asus
Comment from : Tyler

top job , love watching theses
Comment from : nam Alexander

hello my friends gtx 680 all of sudden dont want to install drivers and gives some lines on monitor bronly thing i saw was missing some type of condutor or somethibg called c897 its ripped from the board Notice( that pc was staying at his garage thats cold with open windows so he got his pc in the house and plugged it in and it gives some tipe of artificals) sry for my bad language Thanks
Comment from : zer0

I love your work and steady hands, (if I need brain surgery, I'll keep you in mind) Is it hard to solder the way you do? I have an Asus RTX 4090 TUF and it has vacant VRM spots compared to the STRIX Would it be hard to ad those components myself? Could you do it? Have you done it? brMaybe I could take bits off my unused 2080Ti's?
Comment from : Igbon5

Hi mate what model heat camera do you use
Comment from : Bob Marly

I just had a mosfet blow on a gigabyte 980ti and burned the top layer Any luck of saving it? I see you had a video on it with the 0 ohm resistors but it burned the mosfet after running for 20mins
Comment from : Jimmy Anderson

ahahahaha!brHow do you knnever mind lol good job, son
Comment from : Kemble Gilstrap

Yes
Comment from : mkatakm

Nice job Very entertaining
Comment from : William Stone

As far as i know they only die in pairs when the gates are controller by doublers or directly connected together
Comment from : KiKiHUN

Was this a factory overclocked card?
Comment from : kmg501

You make soldering look easy lol truly nice work great vid always wanted to learn to solder like that on a tiny level nice job two thumbs up here
Comment from : Brandon Gardner

How long it took for the replacements to arrive?
Comment from : Black Sama

when you remove the chip, is that a solvent or some kind or an oil you are using?
Comment from : TMac Gaming

I'm gona say got 2 hot! nope! it's alive!! it lives 2 play another day!! harah!!! gj!!
Comment from : *Future Innovation Five*

You dont need to Meassure the Individual Vcore Coils ^^ They are Connected together After a Repair like this you Should Check with a oscilloscope The Vcore Rails if they are working Okay You dont really see that in Benchmarks But if the Signal is not Correct They will die soon again But all in all Good work ;)
Comment from : Abbyson

هلو
Comment from : KAYE zero

Thank you
Comment from : caprairinucai

Really like your content man, i will send anybody with GPU issues to you
Comment from : Joel Van Der Horst

You sir should be a surgeon
Comment from : David D

Hi northwest love your vids man I'm into fixing electronics aswell as a hobby tho would like to know if you think its possible to replace a broken ic on the bottom of a early gen intel CPU 3rd a small brown ic broke of at the bottom of the chip
Comment from : Mobile Gamer 101

Amazing work as always Sir Very informative
Comment from : The Truth Shall Set You Free John 8,32

YOU are a MASTER LOVE your Channel
Comment from : Jor Alexandr Goes Diniz

Good work unlike Gigabyte No thermal paste on the GPU? Sorry Big no, no🚫🛑
Comment from : Just a peasant

1080ti is the best card i ever bough and still have No card ever held its own for so many years I bet it will be fine for at least 1 more year
Comment from : Laurentiu Buzoianu

👍 good job
Comment from : Amila A

What type of glue did you use to stick that burned trace back down tony?
Comment from : FR4M3 Sharma

Seems like one of the best coolers for the 1080ti
Comment from : tinleo333

Great job You saved a beautiful card from the trash once again
Comment from : TheSlickmicks

nc
Comment from : Its all good man

Super!
Comment from : Aljosa Krojac

watching some other repair channels who give up so quickly ,its nice to see someone finish the job
Comment from : dave Shork

What happened with the original title??? Thanks for sharing
Comment from : JP

you did a great job today sir! :)
Comment from : Paul Cael

Do you ever use 3Dmark for verification? It seems to be the most sensitive benchmark for GPU or memory faults I had a 1080 Ti which passed MATS memory test, all Unigine benchmarks and Furmark (long-term, good temps) but would always crash immediately in 3Dmark I assume it was some subtle GPU issue which only comes to light with certain APIs (like DX12) since the memory test was good I'd recommend using 3Dmark as a standard for "QA" or you may get complaints that the card crashes in certain games but runs fine in others
Comment from : Novgorod

Great job man keep up the good work
Comment from : Ali Taghvimi

I have a 1080Ti and you're right, it's still working well in the applications I use New drivers support old cards easily
Comment from : Mark Pilkanis

👍
Comment from : Cosmic Pome

Good stuff 1080ti Club here as well :) Def recommended anyone still on these cards to repaste them at this point, they are in dire need of it and they will start dying in mass amounts because of it
Comment from : Shimejii

Great content, as usual Quality of workmanship is excellent Attention to detail, although you didn't explain when you replaced the solder mask
Comment from : Josh Vennix