You are definetly best video card fixer i ever watched,thanks for button of joy and other funny comments! Your reballing proces is priceless to me ! God bless you man !
Thanks for teaching us all GPU repair. These cards are all throw away e-waste. I've been through a lot of them over the years and sometimes wished I had a better hobby like mud trucks or something. It's nice to know we may have a generation of integrated board and circuit repair specialists being born from watching your content.
I have no issue with e-waste... you can make into landfill or dump it... but I do like the idea of someone saving money and being able to feed themselves a bit easier
@@users-bibi50 that depends entirely on what you’re doing, it’s generally agreed that any money you put into a vehicle in modifications, you’ll never get it back when you sell it. Only some vehicles maintain value, and even then it’s only if the mileage is low and condition still good, some cars rise in value, but unless you’re rich enough to buy a limited edition super car, it’s gonna take 10-15 years to see any real value gained. You might be able to flip cars for a profit, but you could do that with hardware too. You can get a good return on top end hardware, anything but the best doesn’t hold value well usually, as long as you sell it before or immediately after the release of the next generation of hardware.
A little tip: A hair dryer set on its full fan speed and max temp will clean the flux under the gpu very well (its nozzle must be used to focus air flow under the gpu). You will see the flux get melted (liquified if you wish) and get out from the gpu and from under the memory chips if you want to clean them too. Thank you so much for making such a very instructive video.
After seeing your videos and how in depth your diagnosis and repairs ar I knew I was gonna send you my video card for repair. Keep up the good work I really enjoy watching these videos.
@@dano5238 Yeah he has my 3080 right now which i didnt have high hopes for, and hes got it running. just waiting on a part to come in, great work and very fair prices on repairs!
Boggles my mind at how many connections are on a processor and how you do it which also amazes me on how you do it so well I love watching you do what you do. I also like soldering stuff just to try to make things work but not as near a level as yours
@@zardyzardy8946 My friend that fixes laptops...and Louis Rossman, the most famous repair guy on YT. Search for it,he made a show about it couple of years ago. After 6 months, most of those cards will die again
Thanks my friend, I just saw his video, the real problem is not with reballing the problem is with the chips themselves as he says and I believe that there are a bunch of videos out there for fixing dead game consoles or GPUs by putting them in the oven for heating them and I don't any of these ovens that reach the melting temperature, at the same time people want there devices fixed for cheap so they don't want a brand new chip.@@rayhmann
@@rayhmann That louis video is 8 years old, at a time when GPU's were dying because the GPU itself is faulty He literally talks about ATI laptop chips in the video, they don't exist anymore Chips nowadays do not fail nearly as much as they used to Please stop parroting BS that you don't have any idea about
this man is God of GPU fixings, definatly sending My GPU if even need repair be the first and last on me list... I sent a GPU to a repair I saw here on TH-cam, in the end he wanted me to send the shipping label even after I asked I will pay extra for him to do it all assuming he's professional but he was not those are unprofessional behaviors. i just left the card I tried to get label but I was unsuccessful ain't to savvy in that area, he's a freakin ratt...
I love you show and watch every day. Out of your measurements. Can you explain the reason for pex reset with polarity reversed? Thank you SO much for sharing! I know it means a lot to your followers and I. Keep up the fantastic work!
Love your vids man, I keep watching them, and I am always looking for your next one. You are a supreme dc circuit guy. I used to repair ipods, iphones, ipads when they were first released. Some experience behind me. I know... you know those 100 screws you mentioned may definitely help with the pcb warping due to years and years of heating up and cooling. I love EVGA, I am so sad on their video card market and have no clue who to start buying from next. Would love your advice. cheers !
Have this exact issue (black screen afrer driver install, easily repeatable on a fresh Windnows install) on a buddy's laptop. Glad to see it's repairable in theory, but I doubt any repair shop nearby would touch a laptop 2060 at any price that's worth it :(
3:12 Hi - what is this memory test? I could use it, I also was able to find the flaw in my GPU - ASUS 3070Ti that has VRAM issue - it leeks into ram heavily causing crashes
Manufacturers don't want their products to be repaired. It's bad for their profits and longevity of their companies. They turn against their customers more and more and more as years, decades pass.
My friend has been having trouble with his MSI Geforce GTX 1660 Super. His screen blacks out at different intervals. While playing, while idling, it really doesn't matter. He tried using the latest and one of the oldest drivers, same thing happened. We tried his GPU in my computer and the same thing happened after an hour or so. This has happened for three weeks. He doesn't recall being able to do any While in a discord call, it happened to him and he could still hear us and we could listen to him. What seems to be the problem?
I don’t think I could ever successfully reball a core, maybe it’s because I can’t really see everything you’re doing, but it seems like an impossible task
if anything happens to my card i know who i will send it to. subscribing now. Literally no brainer. He has the tools and experience, i just hope it wont be too costly but if you spend 500 on a gpu i think you can afford to repair it aswell. thanks for reading.
@northwestrepair I have a genuine question i have a 3 fan 2080ti zotac and the fans cause turbulence or vibrations and one fan is going out. What type of watercooling would you reccommend for this card?
Hi, Im having the same issue with my GPU, where it would crash after the PC updates the GPU driver. Ive already tried to boot it in safe mode and used DDU to uninstall previous driver and fresh install. Updated MOBO bios, and flashed vbios ): I tried joining your discord but the link doesnt work anymore.
I have an EVGA RTX 2080ti FTW 3 - what size thermal pads does it take and whats the best thermal paste to use.. Its running fine atm ( same temps as from new ) but i know its going to need new pads ect in the next yr or so.
So what was the actual problem? I still don´t get it. I had the same problem with two AMD cards and had to send them back. I really want to know whats causing these black screens
exactly the same problem with my msi ventus 1660 super, i’ll just have to save money for the repair while using my gt1030. can i ask for the estimate cost for this kind of repair?
Wow! Amazed as always wow wow wow Could you please share how many boards has to be done to get to this level? Nice trick with this short pieces of wick during GPU cleaning 👍 thanks
Another card back to life, great bit of work. One thing for sure is that the manufacturers all use different thickness of pads - do you keep a record of which cards use what size? Also, love the BGM, is it original music?
Good job! 👍But how was you so sure that this is a gpu related prolem? In 2000 series cards memory problems can cause same symptoms, and often its pass mats without any problem. I have a zotac 2080 with the same symptoms you had, but I cant decide its a gpu or a memory problem. The memory is samsung, and just a little bit brownish, nvmt and mats pass just fine, but mods detect assertion failure. When driver loads sometimes its give signal, but black screen, sometimes dont give signal at all. What do you think, should I just reball the core, or I need to do something with the memory?
@@joenamcoutinho3371 Unfortunately I didnt do anything more with the card. Now I'm practice with reballing, a few weeks and I will try to reball it. I inspected the bga with microscope, but no visible damage on the sides. A more practiced friend of mine said that its probably not a memory problem because samsung never fails. I will inform you after the reball.
Thanks so much for replying back. I am also thinking of attempting this. Although I do not wanna risk the GPU thing and rather the RAM chips. I have further issue like the hdmj doesnt work too.
@@joenamcoutinho3371 The HDMI thing is intresting. Investigate it as soon as you can, because the hdmi data lines are comeing straight from the gpu. If you miss datalines its very likely that the gpu lost connection with the pcb pads, and if the hdmi balls are lost connection, probably other balls are lost connection too, so its can cause the main problem. The 2080 hdmi balls are pretty close to the pci, so I think its make sense now.
You know I got a question I know everybody know Louis roseman and his famous video on rebelling gpu's doesn't work. But when I watch your videos it does. So I want to know what u think about what he said. As for me I would still do this because 90 out 100 this method seem to work.
Could you please explain what kind of programs are necessary to open those board schematics? Those should be CAD files, but I doubt AutoCad would open them.
Hey, I would be interested in a video showing off the tools you use, where you got them and what you use them for. I am a bit of a tinkerer and I am thinking about gathering the equipment to do these kind of repairs.
Hey, I have the same problem with my EVGA 2080ti black 11Go, my gpu wont even boot properly and it shows a black screen, it seems it tries to boot indefinitely and only one fan blows at 100% speed. I assume this either is a bad contact with a thermal pad (but why would only one fan kick off?) or a faulty thermal controler, either way, has any of you suffered the same symptoms?
Man, I have the same graphics card and I have a problem, my graphics card is bipolar, some days it works perfectly but other days it wants to give artifacts, if I limit consumption to 100 watts on the days it decides don't work, it doesn't give me artifacts, What would be your diagnosis?
Tony, Do you work all by yourself or do you have assistants at your workplace? I kind of wanted to get into touch with someone to fix my very old GT740 4GB. That blew up as soon as the system was restarted after installing drivers. I've got some tools that I might be able to put to use. Now that I think of it, I'll probably drop by your Discord server. Also I do watch each and every video you post.
@@northwestrepair Well... we came and stayed for the content. I think a lot of channels do get a boost from the algo from time to time and eventually it settles down. It happened to me too. As someone who knows youtubers, that kind of wildfire growth is very hard to sustain. Just keep doing what you are doing and you'll be on the path to sustainable growth. Great content as always. If I can deduce a pattern, your higher performing videos all seemed to have a theme of whether the board partner sucked or not and was labelled as such. Clickbait works on TH-cam.
I am Pacific Northwest also. My honey bees just came in. Well what kind of winter do you think we will have? I am in Central Washington so colder than the coast. Just hoping for a warm winter so my bees make it.
M8 i just want to say something about the complaints you got regarding the subscriptions , you got extra interesting content and you are extremely knowledgeable reaping the grafics cards but you need to make your videos a bit longer and talk us to tru the repair instead of voiceover all the time coz average viewer like me is interested in seeing step by step what you do how you do it and why you do it
@@northwestrepair It's a 2080ti man xD it even identified as one in your video :P Correct your video title xD Cheers and thank you for your content, i have learned a lot from your content... I was able to fix a friend's 1060 with a sorted mosfet the other day... No fuse, the card got 12v straight to the core more than 10 times and it still worked and still works like a charm...
@@northwestrepair so my understanding is that the drivers allow to access certain Hardware features, and this part of the hardware was already faulty before the new drivers. Is this correct?
@@northwestrepair also i have a question that I couldn’t find answer to. I have RTX 2060 6GB laptop, can i somehow add extra VRam to it? If so does it need new drivers to access the extra VRam?
@@kanshashiteiru6552 adding vram is a lot harder than adding regular RAM. I think it doesnt work because of how they are designed. If it was a thing that was easy to do, there would be more videos about it, but i dont think ive seen one.
@@kanshashiteiru6552 and for your other question, yes. The driver finds the issue. Without the driver, the GPU is not fully working to its potentional.
You should keep working without complaining that you don't get constant subscriptions and your video views aren't steadily increasing. I've been on TH-cam for a long time and have observed the "evolution" of many channels. Anyone who made an effort to be relatable is all popular on TH-cam these days, whether it took them 5 months or 5 years. You're relatively new to being a content creator and you've NOT LITTLE subs AT ALL. The most important thing is that your videos have a very positive reception from your existing viewers, which means you have the skills and abilities to do this technical job. The success you desire will come in time, sooner or later. But, please: don't complain anymore... it doesn't make a good impression. You're a grown man and you shouldn't behave like a little kid who wants his favorite toy from the mall as a present from his parents. You can of course claim that your TH-cam viewers don't bring you any income... that it's not worth it for you to spend so much time shooting and editing the videos, but... your TH-cam channel cares about your popularity. Thus your work will reach a large audience and ultimately you will achieve a significantly higher number of repair orders over time. Good luck my dear.
Absolute goat of graphics card repairs nice job mate watching you work is always relaxing you never seem to get flustered.
Maybe a sheep 🐑 at best.
But thanks 👍
You are definetly best video card fixer i ever watched,thanks for button of joy and other funny comments! Your reballing proces is priceless to me ! God bless you man !
Thanks for teaching us all GPU repair. These cards are all throw away e-waste. I've been through a lot of them over the years and sometimes wished I had a better hobby like mud trucks or something. It's nice to know we may have a generation of integrated board and circuit repair specialists being born from watching your content.
I have no issue with e-waste... you can make into landfill or dump it... but I do like the idea of someone saving money and being able to feed themselves a bit easier
Cars and trucks are WAY more of an expensive hobby
@@users-bibi50 that depends entirely on what you’re doing, it’s generally agreed that any money you put into a vehicle in modifications, you’ll never get it back when you sell it. Only some vehicles maintain value, and even then it’s only if the mileage is low and condition still good, some cars rise in value, but unless you’re rich enough to buy a limited edition super car, it’s gonna take 10-15 years to see any real value gained. You might be able to flip cars for a profit, but you could do that with hardware too. You can get a good return on top end hardware, anything but the best doesn’t hold value well usually, as long as you sell it before or immediately after the release of the next generation of hardware.
A little tip: A hair dryer set on its full fan speed and max temp will clean the flux under the gpu very well (its nozzle must be used to focus air flow under the gpu). You will see the flux get melted (liquified if you wish) and get out from the gpu and from under the memory chips if you want to clean them too.
Thank you so much for making such a very instructive video.
Interesting.
You are a genius when it comes down to troubleshooting these things and thank you for adding music at the none talking bits
After seeing your videos and how in depth your diagnosis and repairs ar I knew I was gonna send you my video card for repair. Keep up the good work I really enjoy watching these videos.
He does great work. I had him look at my 2080 Ti.
@@dano5238 Yeah he has my 3080 right now which i didnt have high hopes for, and hes got it running. just waiting on a part to come in, great work and very fair prices on repairs!
Thanks for the entertaining contents. I always share your new vids with my coworkers.
You haven't been appearing in my feed lately 😕. It's not gonna stop me from making it here. Great video!
Boggles my mind at how many connections are on a processor and how you do it which also amazes me on how you do it so well I love watching you do what you do. I also like soldering stuff just to try to make things work but not as near a level as yours
Excellent work as always sir!
Reballings are always so satisfying to watch, I reckon they're very finicky to do though
It is temporary solution, not a definitive fix. Card will be dead again soon
Says who?@@rayhmann
I don't think this true.
@@zardyzardy8946 My friend that fixes laptops...and Louis Rossman, the most famous repair guy on YT. Search for it,he made a show about it couple of years ago.
After 6 months, most of those cards will die again
Thanks my friend, I just saw his video, the real problem is not with reballing the problem is with the chips themselves as he says and I believe that there are a bunch of videos out there for fixing dead game consoles or GPUs by putting them in the oven for heating them and I don't any of these ovens that reach the melting temperature, at the same time people want there devices fixed for cheap so they don't want a brand new chip.@@rayhmann
@@rayhmann That louis video is 8 years old, at a time when GPU's were dying because the GPU itself is faulty
He literally talks about ATI laptop chips in the video, they don't exist anymore
Chips nowadays do not fail nearly as much as they used to
Please stop parroting BS that you don't have any idea about
great work as always 👏👍
thanks
Lovely work as always
I love how every time i watch a new NWR video I notice he's got at least 500 more subs than last time! Keep it up bro, you're a GOAT!
Thanks! Will do!
I know you work on a lot of newer cards but would you do work on a collector card like an old AGP card that I would like to see work again?
thank you for these videos , pure therapy ❤
this man is God of GPU fixings, definatly sending My GPU if even need repair be the first and last on me list... I sent a GPU to a repair I saw here on TH-cam, in the end he wanted me to send the shipping label even after I asked I will pay extra for him to do it all assuming he's professional but he was not those are unprofessional behaviors. i just left the card I tried to get label but I was unsuccessful ain't to savvy in that area, he's a freakin ratt...
I love you show and watch every day. Out of your measurements. Can you explain the reason for pex reset with polarity reversed? Thank you SO much for sharing! I know it means a lot to your followers and I. Keep up the fantastic work!
Happy to see another unlucky owner will get their gpu back in working condition.
Your works is very good. In addition, this music would make a great addition to minecraft
Its blood magic to me 😁 another GPU brought back to life, thanks to you! 🥰
new things to learn :) great video always.
Love your vids man, I keep watching them, and I am always looking for your next one. You are a supreme dc circuit guy. I used to repair ipods, iphones, ipads when they were first released. Some experience behind me. I know... you know those 100 screws you mentioned may definitely help with the pcb warping due to years and years of heating up and cooling. I love EVGA, I am so sad on their video card market and have no clue who to start buying from next. Would love your advice. cheers !
Beautiful job, WOW!
Amazing, love watching these!
Glad to hear it!
Have this exact issue (black screen afrer driver install, easily repeatable on a fresh Windnows install) on a buddy's laptop. Glad to see it's repairable in theory, but I doubt any repair shop nearby would touch a laptop 2060 at any price that's worth it :(
good job man, well done.
This is miles away from microsoldering, pro equipment and skills
The first song, Foundation, Totally is a Get Lucky, Daft punk type beat.
3:12 Hi - what is this memory test?
I could use it,
I also was able to find the flaw in my GPU - ASUS 3070Ti that has VRAM issue - it leeks into ram heavily causing crashes
Great content! As far as your supplies, 1 million Q-tips minimum!
So true!
I enjoy watching your work.Excellent professional.I wish you were in Europe 😅.
Thank you very much!
Great work yet again.
Another great video. I do wish the card manufacturers would make the thermal pad sizes more readily available.
I agree!
Manufacturers don't want their products to be repaired. It's bad for their profits and longevity of their companies. They turn against their customers more and more and more as years, decades pass.
@@Mandrag0ras I am sure you're right. it sucks that its all about profits for them.
Gpu's should have a clear cmos button like motherboard to clear instaled drivers.
Nice repair! Keep it up.
Thanks! 👍
Thanks for your amazing videos!
Why are the leads reversed when measuring pex?
i dont know.
That signal goes straight into the core so i assume internal diode maybe ?
Great video, It's crazy to see you work sometimes. I've tried my hand at soldering and it never works out.
i would trust this guy with my GPU more than i trust the guys that made it in the first place.
that's the curse of big silicon dies
Thermal cycling is deadly.
Watercooling is the only solution
My friend has been having trouble with his MSI Geforce GTX 1660 Super. His screen blacks out at different intervals. While playing, while idling, it really doesn't matter. He tried using the latest and one of the oldest drivers, same thing happened. We tried his GPU in my computer and the same thing happened after an hour or so.
This has happened for three weeks. He doesn't recall being able to do any
While in a discord call, it happened to him and he could still hear us and we could listen to him. What seems to be the problem?
Magic! And you're a wizard.
tedious work that core resoldering
yeah
Where do you get the template for the solder balls, for all the different GPUs?
eBay or AliExpress
I don’t think I could ever successfully reball a core, maybe it’s because I can’t really see everything you’re doing, but it seems like an impossible task
if anything happens to my card i know who i will send it to. subscribing now. Literally no brainer. He has the tools and experience, i just hope it wont be too costly but if you spend 500 on a gpu i think you can afford to repair it aswell. thanks for reading.
@northwestrepair I have a genuine question i have a 3 fan 2080ti zotac and the fans cause turbulence or vibrations and one fan is going out. What type of watercooling would you reccommend for this card?
i dont know anything about water cooling
7:22 how this metal balls are called
?
Hi, Im having the same issue with my GPU, where it would crash after the PC updates the GPU driver.
Ive already tried to boot it in safe mode and used DDU to uninstall previous driver and fresh install.
Updated MOBO bios, and flashed vbios ):
I tried joining your discord but the link doesnt work anymore.
I have an EVGA RTX 2080ti FTW 3 - what size thermal pads does it take and whats the best thermal paste to use.. Its running fine atm ( same temps as from new ) but i know its going to need new pads ect in the next yr or so.
👍🏿You make me want to collect broken GPU units and explore -- I'm loving IT!..
So what was the actual problem? I still don´t get it. I had the same problem with two AMD cards and had to send them back. I really want to know whats causing these black screens
exactly the same problem with my msi ventus 1660 super, i’ll just have to save money for the repair while using my gt1030.
can i ask for the estimate cost for this kind of repair?
Wow! Amazed as always wow wow wow Could you please share how many boards has to be done to get to this level? Nice trick with this short pieces of wick during GPU cleaning 👍 thanks
About 30 would do.
4:14 what is he doing?
Wicking the pads.
Only DP black screen after install driver, HDMI work fine, cant you tell me why
can i know what is your assist temperature of hot air when reballing?
Another card back to life, great bit of work. One thing for sure is that the manufacturers all use different thickness of pads - do you keep a record of which cards use what size? Also, love the BGM, is it original music?
i would like to know what thermal pads you use?
Isn´t the grease from your fingers an issue when spreading the flux on the chip?
Good job! 👍But how was you so sure that this is a gpu related prolem? In 2000 series cards memory problems can cause same symptoms, and often its pass mats without any problem. I have a zotac 2080 with the same symptoms you had, but I cant decide its a gpu or a memory problem. The memory is samsung, and just a little bit brownish, nvmt and mats pass just fine, but mods detect assertion failure. When driver loads sometimes its give signal, but black screen, sometimes dont give signal at all. What do you think, should I just reball the core, or I need to do something with the memory?
Hey I have the exact same issue. And the same question. did you manage to fix it?
@@joenamcoutinho3371 Unfortunately I didnt do anything more with the card. Now I'm practice with reballing, a few weeks and I will try to reball it. I inspected the bga with microscope, but no visible damage on the sides. A more practiced friend of mine said that its probably not a memory problem because samsung never fails. I will inform you after the reball.
Thanks so much for replying back. I am also thinking of attempting this. Although I do not wanna risk the GPU thing and rather the RAM chips. I have further issue like the hdmj doesnt work too.
@@joenamcoutinho3371 The HDMI thing is intresting. Investigate it as soon as you can, because the hdmi data lines are comeing straight from the gpu. If you miss datalines its very likely that the gpu lost connection with the pcb pads, and if the hdmi balls are lost connection, probably other balls are lost connection too, so its can cause the main problem. The 2080 hdmi balls are pretty close to the pci, so I think its make sense now.
You know I got a question I know everybody know Louis roseman and his famous video on rebelling gpu's doesn't work. But when I watch your videos it does. So I want to know what u think about what he said. As for me I would still do this because 90 out 100 this method seem to work.
Could you please explain what kind of programs are necessary to open those board schematics? Those should be CAD files, but I doubt AutoCad would open them.
discord server has it all
Try airbrush with IPA to clean flux from under the BGAs.
Wouldn't a reflow be enough?
Dr house. Wouldn't a pill be enough ?
Hey, I would be interested in a video showing off the tools you use, where you got them and what you use them for. I am a bit of a tinkerer and I am thinking about gathering the equipment to do these kind of repairs.
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Loved it.
how do you do a memory test?
Outstanding.
Hey, I have the same problem with my EVGA 2080ti black 11Go, my gpu wont even boot properly and it shows a black screen, it seems it tries to boot indefinitely and only one fan blows at 100% speed. I assume this either is a bad contact with a thermal pad (but why would only one fan kick off?) or a faulty thermal controler, either way, has any of you suffered the same symptoms?
Yeah. Hundreds of people had the same symptoms
i love it!
Good job ❤
Dope vid yo!
Man, I have the same graphics card and I have a problem, my graphics card is bipolar, some days it works perfectly but other days it wants to give artifacts, if I limit consumption to 100 watts on the days it decides don't work, it doesn't give me artifacts, What would be your diagnosis?
Micron memory starting with 8 ?
@@northwestrepair What do you mean?
@@GDsebasYT He asked if your particular card has Micron memory with a serial number that starts with "8". LOL! 😀
Alot of people seem to think you did this but it was Linus
what do you mean, did what ?
@@northwestrepair what the heck? Wrong video. This was awesome! I somehow have tbis comment on the wrong video though
I have this card and had to put another cooler on it since it was super loud and warm.
Can’t imagine sending my card for repair and not be willing to pay for thermal pads😂 people are crazy
Tony, Do you work all by yourself or do you have assistants at your workplace? I kind of wanted to get into touch with someone to fix my very old GT740 4GB. That blew up as soon as the system was restarted after installing drivers. I've got some tools that I might be able to put to use.
Now that I think of it, I'll probably drop by your Discord server.
Also I do watch each and every video you post.
discord is the way to go
Wonder if you would do a cracked and PCB how much would that be 😚
Same price no matter what
Update bios no more error for me.. i use rtx 2060...
Great job reballing. But why on earth would you smear flux with your bare fingers with no gloves.
none toxic made in the US
Where would you live
I have a palit 2080ti with exactly the same issue. Shame your in the US.
This is a 2080 Ti BTW, not a 2080.
Any 2000 is can have this issue.
Commenting to let you know I see your vids and I don't think you're shadowbanned.
Maybe subscribers do but i suspect my vids are no longer pushed to the viewers like it was before.
@@northwestrepair Well... we came and stayed for the content. I think a lot of channels do get a boost from the algo from time to time and eventually it settles down. It happened to me too. As someone who knows youtubers, that kind of wildfire growth is very hard to sustain.
Just keep doing what you are doing and you'll be on the path to sustainable growth. Great content as always.
If I can deduce a pattern, your higher performing videos all seemed to have a theme of whether the board partner sucked or not and was labelled as such. Clickbait works on TH-cam.
@@northwestrepair No, I can watch all of your vids. Even if I haven't subscribed (sorry). At least 3-4 of your vids are listed on HOme page each day.
I am Pacific Northwest also. My honey bees just came in. Well what kind of winter do you think we will have? I am in Central Washington so colder than the coast. Just hoping for a warm winter so my bees make it.
M8 i just want to say something about the complaints you got regarding the subscriptions , you got extra interesting content and you are extremely knowledgeable reaping the grafics cards but you need to make your videos a bit longer and talk us to tru the repair instead of voiceover all the time coz average viewer like me is interested in seeing step by step what you do how you do it and why you do it
The point of his video's is to demonstrate that he can fix cards, not teach you how to do it for free.
There are more videos of him going more step by step than this video. For example his 1070 repair. Maybe check it out.
Ehm i think this is a 2080ti :P 11 vram modules on a 2080? Why?
who knows. ask nvidia
@@northwestrepair It's a 2080ti man xD it even identified as one in your video :P Correct your video title xD Cheers and thank you for your content, i have learned a lot from your content... I was able to fix a friend's 1060 with a sorted mosfet the other day... No fuse, the card got 12v straight to the core more than 10 times and it still worked and still works like a charm...
How driver install causes this?
It doesn't, it exposes an issue.
Parts of the GPU are not accessed without drivers.
@@northwestrepair so my understanding is that the drivers allow to access certain Hardware features, and this part of the hardware was already faulty before the new drivers. Is this correct?
@@northwestrepair also i have a question that I couldn’t find answer to. I have RTX 2060 6GB laptop, can i somehow add extra VRam to it? If so does it need new drivers to access the extra VRam?
@@kanshashiteiru6552 adding vram is a lot harder than adding regular RAM. I think it doesnt work because of how they are designed. If it was a thing that was easy to do, there would be more videos about it, but i dont think ive seen one.
@@kanshashiteiru6552 and for your other question, yes. The driver finds the issue. Without the driver, the GPU is not fully working to its potentional.
I have a 2080 ti zotac so the problem was a memory so i buy a new one and install it, and so sad that shit fail again lol.
early micron ?
Very nice
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this music is banger
Is that good or bad ?
@@northwestrepair means really good :)
Awful lot of evga cards seem to end up here, I thought those were the top quality cards everyone always praises 🤔🤣🤣
Would have been great making a Thumbnail with a burning 2080 and assume that all Nvidia Cards are dying because of faulty drivers 😅
sadly you are too far from where i live the peopel who near u they so lucky !!!! gj master
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Exactly, I'm sad too. Fakin shipping
Me:
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You should keep working without complaining that you don't get constant subscriptions and your video views aren't steadily increasing. I've been on TH-cam for a long time and have observed the "evolution" of many channels. Anyone who made an effort to be relatable is all popular on TH-cam these days, whether it took them 5 months or 5 years. You're relatively new to being a content creator and you've NOT LITTLE subs AT ALL. The most important thing is that your videos have a very positive reception from your existing viewers, which means you have the skills and abilities to do this technical job. The success you desire will come in time, sooner or later. But, please: don't complain anymore... it doesn't make a good impression. You're a grown man and you shouldn't behave like a little kid who wants his favorite toy from the mall as a present from his parents. You can of course claim that your TH-cam viewers don't bring you any income... that it's not worth it for you to spend so much time shooting and editing the videos, but... your TH-cam channel cares about your popularity. Thus your work will reach a large audience and ultimately you will achieve a significantly higher number of repair orders over time. Good luck my dear.
This is my second cahhel.
I've been here long enough.
omg do yourself a favour and get an electric screwdriver! lol
Repair Por n =)
Annoying music grr!
to some
How much do you ask for such repairs as this?
Adequate. But you must live near him, shipping cost killing your chances for cheap repair.