What MINING does to Graphics Cards

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Название	:	What MINING does to Graphics Cards
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the brand that has always has issues I've been buying evga cards 2 times and always died after 3 yrs thats why I shift to gigabyte Msi this 2 cards help me alot of my project and still running 8 yrs hahaha
Comment from : maepogz

graet job! My RX 590 makes my computer to shut down when it's under load, tested with 2 new PSU (650w MSI and EVGA PSU) On desktop everything is ok :/ Need help!
Comment from : Antoine Drela

This was such a pleasure to watch Great content
Comment from : Phil Mcahkiner

WOW you are a magician i didnt know you can even repair those with just some soldering tools and a magnifying glass the rest is just knowledge and skilled hand
Comment from : Patryk Michalik

I own a laptop GPU and my work environment is very dusty, seems like a hazard
Comment from : Sun Ada

Mining DOESN'T do this to GPUs, improper mining does
Comment from : Luka Dragovic

I hope all miners get their graphics cards burned up
Comment from : AquaBoi

BTC Mining is a scourge in the PC market I wish people would stop contributing to a massive problem Overinflation of GPU prices
Comment from : Alpha-Omega Man

Dealer for 26 years in IT gear interesting comment o EVGA, I have been buying MSI and Gigabyte, but I will certainly consider EVGA now based on your comments Well done
Comment from : 2000ViperGTS

me at school: 😩brbrbrme learning at some channel in youtube:🤓
Comment from : Seicheez

damn I didn't know tlauncher was that bad
Comment from : hi

good thing I'm not a minor anymore
Comment from : Castoli

This guy is the lord of gpus
Comment from : Reza Ghasemi

Just mad respect for your knowledge Impressive I have no doubt that I won't achieve that 😂
Comment from : 1Brokkolibaum

What does mining do to a graphics card?
Comment from : Steven Ross-watt

Thatbwas great i wish we have here in thw Philippiness some like you sir 😅 i have a lot o GPI need to be diagnosed
Comment from : Umbai De II

Excellent
Comment from : bassthis

People mined with 1070s?
Comment from : Tom Kavanaugh

Mining is gay
Comment from : Dewrow

You're a genius man
Comment from : Said Metiche

why did the gpu work even with missing capacitors, you replaced 4 with 2 or am i confused? thanks!
Comment from : Faisal

Mining only does this if you're large scale and never clean your GPUs, and you run them at factory speeds Which wastes electricity and shortens the life of cards
Comment from : Jordan Harris

This is exactly why i was so skeptical of those who flexed just buy a used gpu 😢
Comment from : Gamers Sanctuary

many miners will undervolt cards to stop or at least slow this process down, mining just rinses it 24/7 gaming will do the same if you games 24/7 assuming you are at 100 utilization
Comment from : Youtube killed trusted flagging

If you are resonable with the temp and you clean your cards and replace termo pads and yadayadayada you can prevent most of this
Comment from : Kris

great video
Comment from : Reedy777

Wow thats amazing do you work on motherboard’s
Comment from : CrunchyGnar

this has been very educational thank you very much
Comment from : S3 Bayaya

Stumbled upon your channel yesterday All I have to say is holy shit! You are a surgeon my man Keep using your gift! This man is the guy you find in RPG games that sells you black market tech underground and repairs your tech for you 😂 Fantastic job 👏🏼👏🏼
Comment from : Galactic_Adventure

Video sucks you didn't explain anything you just did your job on camera lol
Comment from : thelitepredator

you are magician
Comment from : Ogi-Wan Kenobi

Super
Comment from : Vadivelan Thangavelu

i neare u in the usa are u in the usa or do u have a plass i can sand my card in the usa to have it worked on
Comment from : nic smart

respect 👏
Comment from : Black Stork

dude you got skills
Comment from : William Worth

Digging into the PCB was insane! Wow
Comment from : elevate111

I think with wires more caps can be set around the filled crater Just to keep from one cap doing too much if it shorts Not sure how to put drivers and such back over the crater so full function and no heat is driven Good work feller the crater did not kill a good card Darn miners It is totally counter productive Not fit as a normal pursuit mining for useless fake dollars People Jeesh
Comment from : Paul Higginbotham sr

I burned out my $5000 Titan RTX mining ETH
Comment from : d1k2006

I just have to ask, are you repairing this card simply to have some interesting content for a video? The cost of this kind of extensive repair, appears to be more than how much a 1070 is actually worth Unless you work really cheaply, I just can't see the justification for such an extensive repair on a card that's worth at best about $100 Certainly it must be a local card, because including any shipping costs, just makes the repair even more questionable I mean, I enjoyed the video and find your repairs fascinating, but the whole time I'm watching you literally rebuild this card, I'm wondering how the cost is worth it, on such an old GPU?
Comment from : Bundy714

I swear I was already subscribed Either way, resubbed, frigging YT
Comment from : dha12oks

Nvidia said otherwise lol
Comment from : Dorian Williams

This is why you never buy used anything because the last one to own it will never treat items the way you would
Comment from : that one guy

what mining the wrong way dose you can mine safe if you store the cards correctly overclock correctly and maintain your cards
Comment from : Michael Craig

Kinda clickbait title gaming could have caused just the same damage with the same defective component(s) brGood airflow is always rule #1
Comment from : Kid574

I had ADHD/enxiety/depression/heart attacks when he was drilling the GPU
Comment from : Wahidu Mzee

Think I saw that was a 1070? The effort you put in to it would probably cost a person more than just buying a completely new one!brbrI understand this is a educational video, but damn I'd just get a new one at that point XD
Comment from : Bopples

Damn you are good
Comment from : Xen Uno

Bro doing Gods work
Comment from : Kapitan Mema

Its not mining its lack of concern for working conditions
Comment from : ZjaranyJoe

I have been watching several different channels like this one because I am really interested in picking this up, at least as a hobby or side gig because it is fascinating to me but the more I watch to learn more, the more I realize there is A LOT to learn I am still confused how he could drill into the board to fix the issue because I thought the boards were just use the solder the components on to them and the connections were all on the surface I never realized it had layers A bit overwhelming info because he is showing the process very briefly and at high speed but still very exciting stuff I may not be grasping everything he is showing but it is definitely very motivational, nevertheless!
Comment from : Turco949

You are one smart man
Comment from : CorYSmS_Trip

Roughly how much does something like that cost to repair?
Comment from : PaulyDownUnder

MAGIC! 😱❤👍👍👍 Someone who actually REPAIRS, not just REPLACES
Comment from : jakubkrcma

Great work man! Good to see that there are still skilled experts out there who embrace a challenge
Comment from : Run Frankfurt

the good stuff I enjoy your information thanks for sharing
Comment from : doctorbones64

I aspire to be like this guy Somedaysomeday
Comment from : rvn t

Obviously these cards are not designed to be for mining, couse that will burn different components than gaming
Comment from : G C Manuel85x

I never imagined that digging a hole on a gpu could fix it
Comment from : Lucas Arcanjo

A'ight, this is pretty cool
Comment from : Luiz Pontes

So what needed to be replaced in it? A short inside the board ? Very cool thanks
Comment from : Joniyah333

Mining doesn't do that to video cards Poor maintenance does that to video cards
Comment from : gymkhanadog

1070 is not worth fixing
Comment from : shinya2104

This was very informative! If I wanted to take up micro soldering on things like CPU pins and the like is there like an entry level setup I should be looking for?
Comment from : 0errab0

Amazing, thankyou
Comment from : Thomas M

I bet the customer payed him in bitcoin
Comment from : Phan Plan

Would you like a couple of donation cards for the channel? I have a couple r9 280x's / HD 3990's (Or whatever the HD series equivalent was, it's been awhile I can't remember), that could use a repair collecting dust brbrOne has a single knocked capacitor , knocked by a screw driver, ( I somehow found it on the ground )brbrThe other it appears someone was messing with overclocking (The bios wasn't stock, I got the card to boot and post once, not sure what killed it)
Comment from : KrustyDustieTV

Crazy how you make such intricate GPU repairs look like something as pedestrian as doing a manicure lolbrThat's how you know you know your work
Comment from : Aurren TV

I found this WAY cool Most I have done is replaced the occasional electrolytic cap on an industrial circuit board but I would really like to lean the skill required to do on a deep dive like this
Comment from : Jesse Amaya

This guy is incredible!
Comment from : Derek Page

Holy Moses, I'm wondering how many layers you dug through at that burn spot, and how you know you aren't going to cut signal traces while doing so
Comment from : Kent Stansberry

damn i was looking for gtx 1060 and found a lot of them under a 100 usd and in used conditionbrits tempting price makes me question its quality after seeing this
Comment from : Tyretes

Youre a wizard
Comment from : GSTER109

hello tony , nice video i like it and subscribe , i have same card but inno3d 1070 ti with same problem , but the hole was little abovebrthere was 2 line cut off and i don't know how to find the start and the end please help me to find thos 2 lines
Comment from : 001 002

How much would you charge for this repair?
Comment from : Dee Snuts

hey your work is amazing and its pretty dificult to my opinion XD
Comment from : Hyper_

Man, here I am throwing away cards that not posting despite of looking totally fine
Comment from : Fairyhell

man you're great cheers from italy
Comment from : Francesco Campi

I know it comes with experience but putting on epoxy and mask before testing memory & display takes big balls
Comment from : kdizzy07

Ok, I was impressed before, but now you're on a new level Back in the day, i did board level component and repairs on computing gear, and i've never run across another person gouge out a bunt area on a multi layer board to repair it Much cleaner than any i did Well done
Comment from : HotTractor

That drilling was crazy! Good job brDid you use liquid metal? Is it better in your opinion? (Worth redoing ones cpu, gpu, or laptop?)
Comment from : Jay Tea

Amaizing artist hands i admire your work and devotament ❤
Comment from : kristaly daniel

Sorry, but what do you mean by cleaning your rig? Is that removing dust?
Comment from : Al Lincoln ____

That is very impressive, but there is no way that mining on its own did that In mining a card has better conditions than in gaming because the power consumption doesnt change as much as in gaming Also miners usually treat their cards very well
Comment from : Fedshn

These are the sort of skills I want to learn
Comment from : Blacksnow Fanfics and Gaming

What I don't understand is why their cards are trashed like that when reducing the power of the card by 20-30, they work at a much better efficiency
Comment from : PoRRasturvaT

you are so Good in that Job sir loved to watch it everytime God Bless
Comment from : kitroxx Dumaog

Magic?
Comment from : Mryama

fucking card sorcery necromancy, even
Comment from : The Tomac

AI can't replace this skill
Comment from : NotSoSimple

EVGA cards were always RIP the best cards i ran quality wise
Comment from : Deeg4n

Sad to see EVGA go, but I give them credit to not take any more crap from NVIDIA
Comment from : gamingnotacrime

Board have many layers tthat what u did with drill killed the card
Comment from : Martin Kašpar

wished evga didn't exit the market they are the brand that i buy, most of the time i recommend both radeon or nvidia gppu aslong there's evga slapped on it mostly cheaper while retaining same or better performance that others
Comment from : BlehPlease

Would you gladly make a few guides/tutorials on how to fix graphics card? Perhaps even tips and tricks?brbrI also would be thankful to learn how to start into making this hobby into an investment one daybrbrAny recommendations on for complete beginners?
Comment from : Mister Houdi