RX580 repair graphic card unusual problem Radeon Sapphire nitro video card repair
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After running diagnostic graphic card rx 580 LDO-regulator found to be bad. It supposed to give 1.8V out if all in-powers are good.
Enjoy watching.
Love those videos. Feel bad for you, you deserve more views and subscribers. Keep your work and you will succeed !!
+1 dude.
random viewer subscribed
Yeah. Agreed.
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ya bump in video quality or more customer repairs should push up views
I have 2 rx570 with this simptom. I was suspecting the PCI express wasn't working, this is a good place to start from on my next break from covid fighting as a technician inside this hospital. Hope & illusion is what pushes the world ahead.
Thanks!
I'll try to post as soon as I can disassemble those cards and check this.
The UK needs guys like you. Amazing.
YES! We have picture!
"sorry for the voice - it's 3 am". Do I understand you, my friend? The best things I do they start from 10.30 - 11 pm, then they usually dive deep in to the night...
Same here!
I wish I had the knowledge you possess, as a nerd myself I value this knowledge more than any other knowledge. Hats off to you.
Nice video as usual. Could you make a video on how basics of diagnosing please?
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BIG FAN BRO. You definitely know what you are doing. Could you please make a video showing the rest of us the basic procedures of diagnosing and how to identify which components/circuits to test (i.e.drivers,fuses,etc etc. )and acceptable ranges
Eli can u please show where exactly the voltage testing points closely, the 12, 5 and 3 volts
Unbelievable this actually worked!!! I had an Asus RX580 that would reliably fail 20 minutes after power up. I removed heat sink and fan assembly, cleaned off heat transfer grease from GPU, then heated the board up with my heat gun. I slowly heated the whole board to about 170c then heated the vram chips and GPU to between 187-200c for about five minutes. I used an infrared thermometer to monitor temperatures. After letting it cool I applied fresh grease re-assembled and powered up. I have been running GPU benchmarks for 2hrs and board is working perfectly. Thanks!
And how is the card doing right now? Still running perfectly?
That long sigh at the end! 🤣
I love how gentle you are with the hardware! When I touch my stuff, I'm scared I'll short it out or simply remove a resistor or something from it :D
"the chip slightly getting hooot AND YESSSS we have a picture.. He scored
You are so smart in analyzing the causes of damage...👍
It's a clever guy. Rare. We hungarians say "it's a white raven". I need more. Give me more guys like this is. To yesterday pls.
Hello Eli, Im starting repair graphic cards and your vídeos are an inspiration, you are the best you explained the repairs very well.
Can tell from start this is a pro at work. I checked your location and it shows you are in United States. How unlucky for me, coz i got 2 brand new RX 570 and RX 580 that simply refuse to work and i bet you could fix em in a blink of an eye.
he i watch this video long time ago and now come back and i see over 100K view well done my frend
I just lost my sapphire r9 390 nitro and came here for advice I love your videos and I hope one of them will help me fix mine subscribed
Your the second best board repair site I found.
Hey Eli, all we know you stopped to do repair gpu vid etc...etc...., but I ask and hope all is fine.
Thank you anyway for all this work and the fixing vid tricks we all can find in your channel.
I really hope you're fine, all the best for you and your family.
Daniel from Italy.
Hoping you got 5M subscribers.
Hey sup yo!
Ive been learning a lot in yuour videos... only wanna to say thanks for all your good work!
Except from the anoying music loudness during soldering, its a very good vid. Solid error finding and nice repair
Hi Eli, I'm from germany and was looking for a video about repairing a RX570/580. My 570 died last week and I wondered if you could have a look? I like the idea of things beeing repaired and not thrown away even if it is economically nonsense. I would like to send you my card, if is not repairable I glady would like to give it to you for your "substitution needs". Great video btw, I really admire your profound knowledge of electronics ;-) Best wishes ...retox
Just saw three of your videos. I am amazed at your skill level. Keep up the great videos
You should make a channel where you teach this in more depth. Like EEVblog but more geared to repair. Theory where applicable like how these power circuits work. I'd subscribe. I'm amazed you know what to look for and where. How did you learn this stuff? You're a wizard with this stuff.
Hi Eli, Excellent video I'm sure your teaching alot of people who have the skill to try what your doing in your channel and yes i do believe you should have more view since many people can learn a thing or two from your skills, now I'm such a fan of all your videos posted from time ago! BUT I have a RX 590 Fatboy which I'd love to send you to make a video of and see if your able to repair it.
Finally, you change a new multimeter for yourself.
I forget how butifull was windows 7. Thanks for the video, it was so instructive.
Please make video how to repair bad vram or artifacts card 🤗
You can't fix it. Bad Vram is usually manufacturers fault
Another grafic card saved!! Good job!!!! I see all your videos, and i think you are top!!
Thank for sharing your work, thank you!!!!
A guy on Ebay sells failed cards from Rx 550 up to Gtx 2080ti, theres gotts be good money in it...I'd like to have studied electronics, the smell of flux and solder...and with I.T and Gaming it's huge economy...non stop work...luv ur MM and diagonstic tests...😀👍
very awesome video , make more video about video card repairing
I wish you would show more of what you are doing. You say we have 12 volts and the board is not in position to allow us to see what you are touching and how you decided that was the point to touch. You say you are checking the phases. How and where are you checking and what would tell you it was good and what says it is bad. How, where, and why do you check that. Thanks for the video.
marvelous perfect man you have fine hands and perfect job with SMD components i really appreciate your work. best wishes and regards from Pakistan.
You are a bloody wizard. :) I have a dead 580 Nitro SE as well, I would love to see if it can be repaired.
I am particularly impressed because I think your view a little opened to get, when i´m watching your videos. that will certainly be the goal of the whole and that is certainly a great talent, or a great gift of yours. I think this is something that cannot be learned by the normal pc-hardware nerd.
You have great skills. I want to do what you do. And be as good as you. What degree do you need to learn to repair computer parts? And I subscribed 😁
Yo creia que los magos se habian extinguido, pero al ver este video me di cuenta que aun estan entre nosotros, porque usted hiso magia. Hay que hacerle el saludo.
Hi Eli, Love you channel and your work. May I ask how/where to start learning about Graphics card schematics ? can I ask for a video to explain how you learnt all this? Please.
Great channel for those of us who like to see how things work and sometimes don't work. And how to go about fixing them. I have an RX 580 (14 months old)that works fine till you start to load windows 10 then the fans stop video goes black. This started a few days ago after bios reported the card overheating. I disassembled the card found the heat pad's in incorrect positions and some folded over. What can I order as far as replacing the pads? Purchased some from Amazon but not sure if they are correct for this application. Also are their card-specific kits you can order or is it mostly DIY. When I was young we did like you tried to fix it ourselves, sometimes we succeded and other times we failed, but we learned something by doing it and not just buying a new one. I'm happy to see others with that same curiosity thank you, also how would I get this card to you if my efforts fail?
You really know your shit dude, couldnt stop watching, very interested to see how you repair other defects.
Hi Eli, first of all nice vídeo I'm a tech from Argentina and I'm having an issue with my Sapphire Rx 580 nitro plus, maybe you can give a me an advice of what can be the problem with it. When I put the card on the pci slot the motherboard doesn't power on. I've tried it with 4 motherboards and it goes the same with each one. All mother's work fine without the card pluged in, ¿ in this video when you put the card on your mother is power on ? If no, maybe a can do a step for step like you do to know if a regulator or a driver is in bad state. Thanks for your time and keep the good work :D
Again me, if a power the graphic card the ATX enter in protection mode. So I can't test any driver or regulator... :/
Nice job, glad to see that you got that card working again!!
Hello there,
Great to see people repair electronic parts!
I was looking for a replacement R68 inductor on mine rx570 (Asus Explorer 4gb)
Do you have a some advice for me?
You should have 500K subs easily Eli, thank you for these video's!!!
Awesome, i am looking into repairing a card on my own. I love your videos.
earned yourself a subcriber from the uk
Must be convenient to know how to repair electronics.
TECH GUY AND CRACKED PHONE???
its like adage "shoemakers kids allways wear cracked shoes" :-)
no time for repairing his own things :D
He is a probably one of those people that simply doesn't give a shit about what his phone looks like as long as it works. In the other hand you probably have the latest phone and if you probably lose it, you would top yourself because their would be no more posting your ugly mug on instagram
Hey man, would be great, if you could explain more detailed, how you found which component had to be replaced. Thank you so much!
i second this!
I love this channel. Dont ever stop
omg your phone 😥
dont worry he probably can fix it.
Hello.
Great thanks for your video.
I'm experiencing another kind of problem (sorry for digging out this old video) with a RX 580 Armor 8Gb.
I'm on a new computer (Aorus AX370 Gaming K7 with latest firmware, 900W PSU, 16gb DDR4, NVMe SSD drive, ...) running Windows 10 x64.
The graphic card is a second hand (probably a mining card) and I've a "error 43" but a clean display without any artifacts (but no hardware acceleration). I swapped GPU firmware with one corresponding to memory chip on techpowerup but not solved the issue. Tried to uninstall driver / reinstall (different version... tried crimson version too... no better result). Tried pixel clock patcher... no more luck.
I managed to make the card running one time on Ubuntu (played witcher 2 about 1 hour without any problem with ultra details) but no more after a computer reboot (the computer freeze on booting... black screen for a while and all fan running full throttle about 5 seconds before a reboot. maybe an UEFI issue ?).
The MSI support doesn't give any more help for old graphic cards and have not issued the latest stock firmware for the card.
Is anybody encountered the same problem ? Is there a solution (hardware component to check, software to install) ? The only "old" thing on my computer is the screen (not a 4K capable monitor). Can it be the origin of the problem ?
Thanks for any help
I have the same problem with an rx 580 armor 4 gb. Mine has weird problems aswell
RX580 is a good graphics card even for todays
Watching your video was useful for me. Thank you.
Very god, I'm from Brazil, and I'm learning a lot from your videos.
thank goodness is was quicker than you were thinking, (me too), that way being tired was ok.
hello I hope you are well I wish to get in touch with you to have some advice on how to handle the process of re-soldering components on pcb such as cg and motherboard to save the material rather than to recycle it please accepted my greetings and above all you are a genius
I love your videos . Keep working to succeed!
Common Eli Don't stop making videos! keep it up!
I hope we got some one like you in India.
Love your work, keep it up.
Hello Eli Tech. Your videos are amazing! There is so much knowledge you give people free. Thank you very very much!
I also would like to ask you something: I have a broken gtx1050ti which is crashing at driver load. The card is working fine unless i use nvidia driver. This happened for the first time during gaming with 100% load on GPU. Since then the GPU keeps crashing. Tested on different systems. Would you give any recommendations where would I start any diagnosis?
I assumed it could be the 1.8 regulator, since you did not have the PEX, and I hit it sjjsjdsjd
Thanks for the video! You said this 7103 LDO regulator powers clock generator, how did you find that?
This may sound fanboyish but from my own experience I personally never had a Radeon card die on me but I have had several Nvidia cards die on me. Maybe it's because Nvidia mass produces and sells more cards and there are bound to be issues? I don't know, but I haven't had great luck with them.
Really inspired your videos, I really like to tinker with these stuff, where do Start if I want to get into fix motherboard, GPUs, please give me a pointer, thanks in advance!
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I love your videos. Keep it up. If I can make a suggestion please...slow down a bit and let our brains catch up with you. Maybe a video on the basics of video card repair such as the main components and what to look out for. That is if you are interested in teaching us or maybe that's not what your aim is. Spasibo
abeleski definitely will do, need to find a bit more time. Nezashto (Your Welcome) !
@@elitech3339 looking forward to it.
in short, could you tell where is the problem with the disappearance of the volts ? I find it difficult to follow you. Which is the function of that very LDO-regulator? The problem of failing to have 1.8volts in VRAM is due to this regulator?
hahahah he dosnt call it a crystal anymore but a chip :D hilarious..
btw it would be nice to add what music you used in the description
You are very good
Superb bro👍👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟☕😊🙏
Thanks for your Genius creativity 👍👌🌟☕😊🙏
Hello, im really happy you made this video because it might be the same problem im facing with my RX580 which do not power at all. 12V fuses have blown, but no short found, the core takes amps from the coils of the power stages but not right after the blown fuses. The situation for me is quite differente as i don't own a motherboard yet, i have a lab PSU and multimeter and i was wondering if it's enough to target the GS7103 as faulty, or even the NCP81022. Do the PCIE connections has to be feed as well during the process ? In my case, if i feed the 12V rail and bypass the fuse, i don't get output from the GS7103. Wish i found the guilty part.
Damn, fantastic video bro.
great video, i have the sapphire nitro plus rx 580 4gb, i dont suppose by any chance you have the backplate screws for one of these cards please
Hey nice vids I find myself watching you fix cards I don't even own lol. I have and rx580 that seems to power up gpu gets warm too but cannot get past post screen. no display whats so ever.. do you think its a bios issue?? I also have a rx470 I wouldn't mind sending you (for parts) its the sapphire nitro+ 4gbs. hopefully speak to you soon. Thanks !!!!
mark nicholls thank you. Card for parts highly appreciated. Contact info you can find in About of this channel. Thanx
About your rx 580. Check phases if it has all powers, if yes then try out bios.
Im subscribing. I need help, pls!!! So, my Asus rx 580 4GB, VRM got burned when i was on google chrome, not when i was playing. Before to send it to warranty it was automaticaly overclocking (by the driver) to 1430 Mhz and was maintaining it flawlesly. Now the drive is still overclocking it at 1430, but it crashes, it crashes even at 1380 Mhz, and I cant manually increase the voltage anymore. They've replaced 3 mosfets and a mosfet driver. I don,t exacly know how this voltage controler works, I'm a noob. The voltage fluctuates, i have a brand new PSU 600W, active, and nothing.
How do i fix it? Can i find the origynal schematics? I think that they replaced the mosfet driver with the RX480 's one.
After I watched a few videos, I have to say: congrats, you have a new subscriber! This really is awesome.
By the way, I have two issues, maybe you can help me with them.
1st: Gigabyte 980Ti, works fine, but has a cracked solder joint on a VRAM module (artifacts when slightly moving it). How can a see which module needs a reflow? I cant remove the heatsink as the GPU would then overheat.....
2nd: "Dead" Gigabyte R9 270X, crashes under load. I suspect the GPU itself. Could this be possible? Or is it also possible that VRMs are shot?
Really congrulations !
nice work , we live in a throw away country its nice to see people learn . i have a 290x did the same thing can i send it ???? its the nice msi lightning
quick question!
12v fuse near PCie its sorted 2 G.
if inject 2V it eats near 3amps and chipset gets a little hot.
get this i used the external PSU to start the card with 6-7 v and was stopping at 3 amps (internal protection) but the phase to GPU was ramping up to 0.6v the only thing was missing was Memory phase that was 0v.
What is the name of that component you replaced? I searched with the reference you stated but i was not able to find it
Hi Eli, nice video. I have an RX570 NITRO+ that I feel it's broken. My PC always crashes because of wattman. I'm not sure if it is a driver issue or my gpu is broken. I'm sure you came across this issue before. Any advice? BTW, I have reinstalled the drivers with ddu and installed many windows versions and the problem is still there.
Thanks for these videos. You mention the PSU didn't go into defensive mode. What would that indicate if it did? My 580 is putting my PSU into defensive mode and shows a continuous red led on the card.
Amazing video!! How do you know all the power readings for the card? Do you have a board blueprint?
Hello I have an MSI R9 380 it works just fine, never crashed, no overheat fans spin normally BUT only outputs video through DVI I and DVI D ports no displayport nor hdmi port. How could I fix it or what may be the cause of this?
Thank you for the video! Very inspiring
Hi, I just admire the way you work.. I have the exact Same card, it works and shows video signal but the fan coolers and the led where says "sapphire" brand, are not working.. Any hints? I can't use it because it will get hot because of fans not working
Wow your great that must be so satisfying it would be for me especially if I was the customer.
I have here a RX580, 1,5Y old, from day one sometimes artifacs, but not always. Brought it back to seller, they say they tested but could not confirm my problem. Now warrenty is over.
Not overclocked, tried in two machines, now with new setup X570 Aorus Elite, ryzen 3600, new memory, new PSU. Still artifacts. Latest BIOS in VGA (from gigabyte) and everything is up-to-date (latest drivers from AMD). Just reinstalled W10 x64, no SW installed and at boot it glitches, also freezes shortly after boot to Windows, also random artifacts in game (BF1, BF5, Star Wars BFII). Temperature is 50degree celcius, fan at full does not matter.
I have underclocked it to base frequency (1257), minus 200mhz memory and +5-10% power to try but no difference.
Any thoughts?
Same problem here! Any thougts ?
Nice video, keep up the good work 👍
YOU ROCK DUDE!!!!!
Man a I know this video is more than 2 years old but still the best video of diagnostic of a GPU.
I have a problem with Sapphire RX570, fans are spinning but no image :-( win 10 recognises the card but gives code 43 error. both BIOS 's are working, I tried to reflash both of them and it worked but stil no image. Checked the fuses with multimeter and all 3 are OK. If you see this please give me some advice.
I also tried reinstalling drivers with no luck. I have tried another GPU SAPHIRE RX 590 and it's working perfectly with same drivers.
This man is fucking professional
Ótimo vídeo, amo muito assistir seus vídeos parabéns.
great videos bud. keep it up!
So you basically restored the bios to stock by swapping the chip? HAHA nice!
Excellent job