Do you have tips on how to learn that ? I right now myself have a r9 280 and the card is working but doesn't give display and if it does after a few restarts, it will crach when it comes under heavy load like csgo or just playing fifa
@@mr.stealyourgirl1779 He didn't. This video is 11 months old. His comment is 10 months old. Do you think he went from not even knowing how to use a soldering iron to fixing 6 GPU's in one month? Not a chance. That's not even enough time to buy the 6 dead GPU's, fix them, sell them and purchase new parts, even if he already had the know-how
It's VERY hard to show how to use years of experience in a short time. Go check out louis rossmanns videos. They are very good. He also tells the gist of it: Many failures have to do with the power delivery. They can be fixed. But on GPUs it's not rare at all to see a dead GPU chip. This will not be permanently fixed by heating those chips. Replacing them requires very special equipment. So if GPUs have a black screen it's a good sign. Artifacting cards most likely have issues with the package it self and therefore are not worth fixing. You can try to bake them to extract a few extra months of usage.
You need to shield those capacitors from the hot air tool, you're boiling the electrolyte when you hit them with the hot air directly. Not only will they be permanently damaged, you risk having them explode in your face. Regular aluminum foil from the store works as a shield, just tear off a big enough sheet and make it 4-6 layers thick to block the heat. Damaged capacitors can ruin your repair if you don't replace them. If they go high ESR, become electrically leaky or short out, they'll cause more damage that may be difficult or impossible to repair.
How do you measure ESR on such capacitors? They already have a super low ESR that looks like a short on a DMM. I guess you have to remove them, probably can't test them in circuit due to the nature of the synchronous DC to DC converter.
@@haz939 You need a capacitor tester, and optionally a leakage tester. DMMs can't reliably test capacitors. You can get capacitor testers on Ebay for $20. I use this one myself: www.ebay.com/itm/222520569499 You'll need an ESR chart to know what the numbers mean, it won't tell you that a capacitor is bad unless the capacitor is so bad that it doesn't register or shows up as a short. This tester won't show leakage, but you can infer leakage if the capacitance result is wildly out of spec. If you have for instance, a 1500uF cap and it tests at 4500uF, this is far outside the usual 20% tolerance and infers the capacitor is electrically leaky. If the charge that the tester puts into the cap keeps being drained away by parasitic resistance, it will confuse the meter into thinking the capacitor is a much higher value than it actually is. Leakage testers are also useful, but they aren't really made anymore. Your only option is to buy a 40-70 year old unit and restore it, or build your own. In either case you need to be cautious because these leakage testers can operate at high voltages, sometimes up to 2 kV.
Electrolytic capacitors usually don't like hot, but only when they are heating themself. When soldering them in (think about SMD reflow) the heat can be as high as 260 Celsius for a couple of ten seconds. You can check any datasheet about this. So hitting with the hot air for a short time is not so critical. They will explode under current only.
@@zsoltkohler7096 Ambient heat of a reflow oven is very different from concentrated heat of a hot air nozzle. I've seen plenty of people hot air tool capacitors until they popped the vent (radial electrolytics) or exploded (SMD electrolytics).
Finally found a channel that can actually fix faulty gpus 😃 but why so few subs? You should be on the top of the repair list! Thanks for the awesome vid 😁
WOW I've been watching your stuff for a while now. I work on robotic automation for my career. so everything you test makes complete sense to me. I bought a sapphire r9 390 with very similar pcb, and the exact same issue. when I was troubleshooting, and got 66 Ohms across to the drmos I instantly remembered this video. just shot here to confirm my suspicion as I normally work on robots not pcb's. Thank you! I will be making a patreon contribution!
I can't afford to be a patreon but Ill watch your videos so I can learn more and hang out :). If you put ads I don't mind. Edit: that was an awesome repair! Good job
I love this kind of videos how one man's trash is another man's treasure. I bought a MSI GTX 1070 ti on ebay still waiting for it in the mail. Pretty much self learning about things right now I also fix broken broken glass ipad air 2 and it's such a good feeling fixing things you just gotta practice at being good about it. You will never break something if you know how to fix it, unless is broken down to a point of no return. I also fix some jbl speakers I do love those speakers 😁
don't know where you are eli, but you are the boss. good work, and quickly figured out this one, it could have gone way further while failing, but now it will run someone for 3 or 4 years.
I saw the thumbnail and thought to myself that this is going to be one of those "rehot cpu bro" type of videos, but was pleased to find an actually proper repair. Keep up the good work!
Can you maybe try if it works to solder a DVI port and flash the BIOS of a NVIDIA P106-100 Mining card? This would be a great find if those cards could be repurposed as an actual Graphics card including Display out. From what I've heard, nvflash locks those cards, but you have soldering equipment and a chip flasher. Those cards can be bought for around 70$. If the mod works, you could transform them into a full GTX 1060 6GB
@@paublusamericanus292 I don't know if modern GPUs still use dedicated mux chips. At least AMD have them integrated onto the GPU as far as I know. Not sure about nvidia though. But probably there are a lot of passives missing like resistors and capacitors.
Just a few days ago I bought by mistake, an XFX R9 290X 4Gb paid 55$ shipped, on ebay, and today comes a video of Eli on the subject! I will take a cue and try to fix it, hoping everything goes well. As for Patreon, it's a nice idea. I wanted to make a donation but I did not know how. You will surely improve the already excellent quality of your videos, and yes, you absolutely need a tripod for that camera! Ciao!
YO ? how is TH-cam not paying you for these videos. So informative, very well produced and edited ? i dont understand how yt not paying you for videos can we get some explanations why?
You must be some sort of savant to repair so fine a piece with such a huge soldering tip. Like one wrong move and you could have screwed it all up but you moved fast and didn't miss once. Very impressive. You really need some proper equipment because you definitely have the skills.
I have purchased several broken boards on ebay to try to learn electronics and how to fix these boards. Could you tell me how to find out what the chips behind the GPU are and how to find out the value to purchase replacements. I have several of a couple of brands boards and some of the black chips have no information on them or the board. I have taken it that these are inductors. If not, what are they if you can tell me. I put them on a transistor tester and they read 1139 ohms and at one point one of them read 43.25H. I have no idea about these numbers as they are 0603 parts. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks and stay well.
U hear this constantly I have a gtx 980 ti am familiar with electronics not much with surface soldered boards but enough to know flood soldering is a tedious process.. card gets power fan stays on high with a black screen ...mosfets or ? There is no short in pcie plug
I have a ZOTAC GTX 970 AMP Extreme Core Edition (long name I know) that sometimes works well with heavy rendering and modern games, but sometimes it randomly crashes while rendering, gaming, idle or even booting.Tried it on different computers but there's no difference. The crashes are very random like: full screen random single-colour, black screen whether before boot or after boot and sometimes the fans go full blast at boot with no display not detected with 6 beeps from the Motherboard. These can happen at anytime. I took the card to a technician but he was unable to point out a faulty component. I've been randomly watching repair videos and the card seems OK. One big thing to note is that I removed 3 shorted Mosfets (with no shorts on the main 12v rails) but turns out the Mosfets were not faulty, I put them back the shorts were gone. Later on the shorts on the Mosfets are random so are the crash symptoms still random again. The Mosfet models are five of MDU1513 and ten of MDU1511 the PWM controller is NCP81174. I'm suspecting a contact between the layers of the PCB. It's driving me crazy man. What are your thoughts?
Hi Eli, I had a question. I have a vega frontier edition. i took off the stock cooler to triedto water cool it, but i think the thermal paste i used was slightly conductive. I turned it on and it wouldn't show any thing on screen and the whole computer would turn off. I took every thing off cleaned the die and put the stock cooler on. with both 8 pin power connectors plugged in it showed nothing on the screen, but if i plug in one power connector it works, i can alternate this. So as long as one connecter is plugged in it worked. but not after some more testing nothing seems to work. any ideas on how i can repair this? Thanks
HI and thank you again. Good to see you witha patreon page. I would ask for videos on following: 1. identify common voltage rails on a video card and the components you should be looking for where you can test for these voltages. I have a 1080ti card i have been working on for all year on and still have not been able to work out what is wrong with it. This may help. Thanks again. Alex...ps: SYKAAA
You're my hero! I'm having some trouble with my card... it works but .. I feel something is failing. If you were in my country definitively I would send my failing electronics for repair :-D.
ye I buying GPU regularly on ebay before and buying broken gpu I make nice money over year but as I move out of UK I can do this anymore but is always definitely good idea nice to see your channel improve I wish you have this gpu repair videos about year ago as will defo help me now is for me just for get some information good job as always my friend
You are very talented. I wouldn't know what to check where with multimeter to begin with not to say about soldering smp components, your gear is elite too. Good work!
Hello what is the problem of my video card rx570, its running normally when it first use but after a 20mins my pc turn black screen. And my video card is in normal temperature.. thank you
Great work, i dont know anybody who is skilled and able to repair like you. I think you can earn money teachin interessted people in your area. Soldering for beginners, soldering for advanced, electronic repairs etc.. I would come if i live in your area, but i dont - so hoping for more videos. Subscribe is set.
I have a question, recently I have a gtx980 which has one of those little things (I dont know its name in english) got burn, I was thinking to replace it I mean its already dead, so I cant loose anything else right? but I saw you make some other stuff beside retire the old one, what happens if I only heat it up until it can be "unpluged" and then I install the new one using the same melted tin?
I am trying to replace the main power chokes on my Vega 64 and can't seem to find the exact ones (0.56uH 1712NB). Would this be okay to use(Susumu PCMB104T-R56MT) or should I keep looking?
Hey I’ve got this exact card but the trix oc x editon I believe it has the exact same issue. Can you post a link to the IQR chip I believe is what it is. I’ve already got the white fuse.
Hi Eli, my Asus STRIX 1070 ti is stuck @ 139mhz, did everything using DDU and other stuff, but no success. Any idea what is the hardware problem with it?
Hi one question, I made a mistake and bought one of those cards from a chinese site.The cars is XFX RX570 4GB dual fan. The card works in games perfectly with no artifacts but has the following problem: When in idle status or when browsing a web page,the gpu disconnects (you hear the disconnect sound) monitor turns black and instantly reconnects and keeps doing it many times! I have tried to 1)change PSU 2)try different port (hdmi,dvi) 3)try different pci-x port 4)flash bios 5)tried many different drivers 6)changed the time limit gpu has to give response Nothing works.The strange thing is this problem happens not the day you connect but the following day! Can this problem be repaired? I repeat ths card doesnt have problems ingame
i need help getting a RX 560 4gb gpu back. just got it from ebay but idk whats causing it to work. the fan on gpu spins for a few seconds, then stops for a couple of seconds, and it does that on repeat. idk whats going on. please help.
Hi Eli, recently I've discovered your TH-cam Channel and watched all of your videos. First of all I've to say that you're pretty talented and got a lot of knowledge. But I still don't understand wherefrom do you know where you have to read the voltages. For example from 3:42 to 5:10. How do you know which pins you have to read with your multimeter? Thanks in advance, happy new year and good luck for the future. Moritz
How much would you charge to fix an RX470 from XFX? No idea what the problem is, but I have a bunch of broken video cards that I would like to get fixed for a few hundred dollars
Trying to troubleshoot / repair a friends Gigabyte Windforce GTX 780 It shows white lines straight from boot and flickers. After Boot screen it briefly shows a black screen with several big white rectangles and then boots with the white horizontal lines. Any advice on where I could find a fix ? Error Code 43, Problem Code 000002B Appreciate any help
HI, could you tell me what was the temperature (ºC) that you used to solde / desolde the components with your hot gun? and what is your hot gun model? thank you and pardon my bad English. Saludos desde España.
Regards, I have problem with my graphic card, it is still working, but after storm thunder burned my router the damage occurred also on graphic card inside computer. I can normal surf on the webs, but when I play videos such on TH-cam I get two horizontal lines when the camera on video is moving and when the camera on video is static without movement there are no errors on picture. I have swap and put the graphic card from another computer and there is no error on video anymore, so definitely the error is on graphic card, what could it be, processor damage or RAM damage or such passive or active element on graphic card, what do you think? Thank you.
I wonder, why You are taking solder at the end of the tip and then You are putting it on the pad? I am talking about replacing fuse at the end of the video. Second thing, is this 10A fuse?
I'm a little confused, how did you figure out it was that capacitor and memory controller? how did you know what parts to replace them with? Great video btw!
Hello bro, i have royal king 3gb video card sometimes it give display and work but sometimes it does nit , now the card is completely dead i don't know anything about repairing can you please please guide me what should i do , step by step diagonising check ?
Hi , i have problem with my vga card , its flicker blackscreen , its can get boot in windows , but after few seconds its turn into blackscreen/not detect and detect agan repeat . . . What cause of this problem
how to ship you a pair GPU from Miami-FL ? it is not seen by the CPU ( not seen by BIOS and so in Windows) both RX580 , same results both, only 2 of 6 cards failure, other 4 still working suspect bcuz the SATA power of the PSU (need test also or maybe buy a new PSU )
How do you just look at a graphics card and tell what the problem is? There are so many things going on in a GPU, it’s crazy and you would literally tell which components are malfunctioning is very impressive.
My GPU an AMD Radeon VII 16GB HBM2 , gives no video stream anymore. Appeared suddenly After shut down ofthe PC did not run againno video signal though card's light and funs are spinning silently, been moderate load e.gameing every now and then, but not mining ... just dissapointed as it was almost new, atalked about code 43--? can it be fixed somehow?
At around 7:10 in video you say that we cant put 12V on card since it will go to GPU chip and kill it. How do you know that? Can you explain a bit better why we cant put 12V on PCIe line to see what is heating up.
sir could you help troubleshoot and repair my friends videocard...he has an evga gtx 1080ti FTW3...it has no display and led indicator is red-blinking and green/green
Hello Eli, which temperature are you using? I have problems to find out ideal temperature for desoldering. Also which soldering paste are you using? Thank you.
hello excellent video, I have a problem with a nitro sapphire rx 580 8gb, I have 4 of them that only recognize me 4gb of 8 can you help me with this problem
this video inspired me to learn how to solder.
i then fixed 6 dead graphics cards, sold them and bought new pc parts.
thanks for the inspiration.
Do you have tips on how to learn that ? I right now myself have a r9 280 and the card is working but doesn't give display and if it does after a few restarts, it will crach when it comes under heavy load like csgo or just playing fifa
How did you fix those gpus?
@@mr.stealyourgirl1779 He didn't. This video is 11 months old. His comment is 10 months old. Do you think he went from not even knowing how to use a soldering iron to fixing 6 GPU's in one month? Not a chance. That's not even enough time to buy the 6 dead GPU's, fix them, sell them and purchase new parts, even if he already had the know-how
@@-dazz- thank god we dont have brilliant people like you working for the FBI
@@-dazz- could be possible. I fix electronics for a living. Mostly phones and PCs, just trying to see if graphics cards are worth it.
Can you make a full guide on how you repair a gpu? tools needed, finding shorts, etc....
How do you send power to graphics card to find hot chips???
Would definitely donate if you did!
Yeah! That'd be great actually.
multimeter and that's all. and knowledge about how to use it
It's VERY hard to show how to use years of experience in a short time.
Go check out louis rossmanns videos. They are very good. He also tells the gist of it: Many failures have to do with the power delivery. They can be fixed. But on GPUs it's not rare at all to see a dead GPU chip. This will not be permanently fixed by heating those chips. Replacing them requires very special equipment.
So if GPUs have a black screen it's a good sign. Artifacting cards most likely have issues with the package it self and therefore are not worth fixing. You can try to bake them to extract a few extra months of usage.
You need to shield those capacitors from the hot air tool, you're boiling the electrolyte when you hit them with the hot air directly. Not only will they be permanently damaged, you risk having them explode in your face.
Regular aluminum foil from the store works as a shield, just tear off a big enough sheet and make it 4-6 layers thick to block the heat.
Damaged capacitors can ruin your repair if you don't replace them. If they go high ESR, become electrically leaky or short out, they'll cause more damage that may be difficult or impossible to repair.
How do you measure ESR on such capacitors? They already have a super low ESR that looks like a short on a DMM. I guess you have to remove them, probably can't test them in circuit due to the nature of the synchronous DC to DC converter.
@@haz939 You need a capacitor tester, and optionally a leakage tester. DMMs can't reliably test capacitors.
You can get capacitor testers on Ebay for $20. I use this one myself:
www.ebay.com/itm/222520569499
You'll need an ESR chart to know what the numbers mean, it won't tell you that a capacitor is bad unless the capacitor is so bad that it doesn't register or shows up as a short. This tester won't show leakage, but you can infer leakage if the capacitance result is wildly out of spec. If you have for instance, a 1500uF cap and it tests at 4500uF, this is far outside the usual 20% tolerance and infers the capacitor is electrically leaky. If the charge that the tester puts into the cap keeps being drained away by parasitic resistance, it will confuse the meter into thinking the capacitor is a much higher value than it actually is.
Leakage testers are also useful, but they aren't really made anymore. Your only option is to buy a 40-70 year old unit and restore it, or build your own. In either case you need to be cautious because these leakage testers can operate at high voltages, sometimes up to 2 kV.
Electrolytic capacitors usually don't like hot, but only when they are heating themself. When soldering them in (think about SMD reflow) the heat can be as high as 260 Celsius for a couple of ten seconds. You can check any datasheet about this. So hitting with the hot air for a short time is not so critical. They will explode under current only.
@@zsoltkohler7096 Ambient heat of a reflow oven is very different from concentrated heat of a hot air nozzle.
I've seen plenty of people hot air tool capacitors until they popped the vent (radial electrolytics) or exploded (SMD electrolytics).
I've had the aluminum foil trick backfire on me since it insulated the heat, I probably didn't have small enough tip on heat gun though.
Finally found a channel that can actually fix faulty gpus 😃 but why so few subs? You should be on the top of the repair list! Thanks for the awesome vid 😁
Plenty people do it just the people who make the components don't want you to fix them when they have newer better stuff coming up.
WOW I've been watching your stuff for a while now. I work on robotic automation for my career. so everything you test makes complete sense to me. I bought a sapphire r9 390 with very similar pcb, and the exact same issue. when I was troubleshooting, and got 66 Ohms across to the drmos I instantly remembered this video. just shot here to confirm my suspicion as I normally work on robots not pcb's. Thank you! I will be making a patreon contribution!
This is so cool, I wish I had the knowledge to be able to repair stuff like this. :)
Bro how is TH-cam not paying you for these videos. So informative, very well produced and edited. Love the music.
same question ? i dont understand how yt not paying him for videos can we get some explanations why?
Your English is spot on. I understand everything you say, thank you for the great work.
I can't afford to be a patreon but Ill watch your videos so I can learn more and hang out :). If you put ads I don't mind. Edit: that was an awesome repair! Good job
I love this kind of videos how one man's trash is another man's treasure. I bought a MSI GTX 1070 ti on ebay still waiting for it in the mail. Pretty much self learning about things right now I also fix broken broken glass ipad air 2 and it's such a good feeling fixing things you just gotta practice at being good about it. You will never break something if you know how to fix it, unless is broken down to a point of no return. I also fix some jbl speakers I do love those speakers 😁
how are your repairs going?
I see you haven't been to the Louis school of flux usage.
lets aaad a little bit of flux!!!
@@stonefx83 Ye, first time watching, I was like damn, this man likes his flux..
just the right amount of flux..as said by rossman
A micro-Paul of flux
rip ears ..
What do you mean...? The audio level is perfectly- *AHHH! WTF!* >_
Dayum... this guy could bring anything back to life.
don't know where you are eli, but you are the boss. good work, and quickly figured out this one, it could have gone way further while failing, but now it will run someone for 3 or 4 years.
I saw the thumbnail and thought to myself that this is going to be one of those "rehot cpu bro" type of videos, but was pleased to find an actually proper repair. Keep up the good work!
Mate I didn't know we were going to the club at the end of this Haha ; )
Can you maybe try if it works to solder a DVI port and flash the BIOS of a NVIDIA P106-100 Mining card?
This would be a great find if those cards could be repurposed as an actual Graphics card including Display out.
From what I've heard, nvflash locks those cards, but you have soldering equipment and a chip flasher.
Those cards can be bought for around 70$. If the mod works, you could transform them into a full GTX 1060 6GB
wow man: it takes more than a bios flash to turn a crypto miner into a graphics card. Even welding on an hdmi would need a mux chip.
@@paublusamericanus292 I don't know if modern GPUs still use dedicated mux chips. At least AMD have them integrated onto the GPU as far as I know. Not sure about nvidia though.
But probably there are a lot of passives missing like resistors and capacitors.
Wow .Fabulosa the combination of light, músic and electrónic solder
Cool video man. Keep posting and improve your audio.
Just a few days ago I bought by mistake, an XFX R9 290X 4Gb paid 55$ shipped, on ebay, and today comes a video of Eli on the subject!
I will take a cue and try to fix it, hoping everything goes well.
As for Patreon, it's a nice idea. I wanted to make a donation but I did not know how.
You will surely improve the already excellent quality of your videos, and yes, you absolutely need a tripod for that camera! Ciao!
YO ? how is TH-cam not paying you for these videos. So informative, very well produced and edited ? i dont understand how yt not paying you for videos can we get some explanations why?
You must be some sort of savant to repair so fine a piece with such a huge soldering tip. Like one wrong move and you could have screwed it all up but you moved fast and didn't miss once. Very impressive. You really need some proper equipment because you definitely have the skills.
you can use flux on the solder points so it would be easier just like what he probably did based on the color
This video inspired me not to buy defective cards, spares and repairs and in bad condition! Thanks!
I have purchased several broken boards on ebay to try to learn electronics and how to fix these boards. Could you tell me how to find out what the chips behind the GPU are and how to find out the value to purchase replacements. I have several of a couple of brands boards and some of the black chips have no information on them or the board. I have taken it that these are inductors. If not, what are they if you can tell me. I put them on a transistor tester and they read 1139 ohms and at one point one of them read 43.25H. I have no idea about these numbers as they are 0603 parts. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks and stay well.
thanks! I learned something today. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
You are good on this. Keep going don't stop.
Very interesting, Just curious as to the name of the stress test you used at the end of the video?
What replacement resistor/fuse did you use? it looked like a straight 10A fuse.
U hear this constantly I have a gtx 980 ti am familiar with electronics not much with surface soldered boards but enough to know flood soldering is a tedious process.. card gets power fan stays on high with a black screen ...mosfets or ? There is no short in pcie plug
I have a ZOTAC GTX 970 AMP Extreme Core Edition (long name I know) that sometimes works well with heavy rendering and modern games, but sometimes it randomly crashes while rendering, gaming, idle or even booting.Tried it on different computers but there's no difference.
The crashes are very random like: full screen random single-colour, black screen whether before boot or after boot and sometimes the fans go full blast at boot with no display not detected with 6 beeps from the Motherboard. These can happen at anytime.
I took the card to a technician but he was unable to point out a faulty component. I've been randomly watching repair videos and the card seems OK. One big thing to note is that I removed 3 shorted Mosfets (with no shorts on the main 12v rails) but turns out the Mosfets were not faulty, I put them back the shorts were gone. Later on the shorts on the Mosfets are random so are the crash symptoms still random again. The Mosfet models are five of MDU1513 and ten of MDU1511 the PWM controller is NCP81174.
I'm suspecting a contact between the layers of the PCB. It's driving me crazy man.
What are your thoughts?
finally found real tech who explain well with actual result :)
Hi Eli, I had a question. I have a vega frontier edition. i took off the stock cooler to triedto water cool it, but i think the thermal paste i used was slightly conductive. I turned it on and it wouldn't show any thing on screen and the whole computer would turn off. I took every thing off cleaned the die and put the stock cooler on. with both 8 pin power connectors plugged in it showed nothing on the screen, but if i plug in one power connector it works, i can alternate this. So as long as one connecter is plugged in it worked. but not after some more testing nothing seems to work. any ideas on how i can repair this? Thanks
HI and thank you again. Good to see you witha patreon page. I would ask for videos on following: 1. identify common voltage rails on a video card and the components you should be looking for where you can test for these voltages. I have a 1080ti card i have been working on for all year on and still have not been able to work out what is wrong with it. This may help. Thanks again. Alex...ps: SYKAAA
Love the vids man, keep it up. I hope you get to 100k subs soon.
3:06 Thanks for the earrape
if he knew anything about editing, he would have saw that spike in audio
Good day @Eli Tech, what are the common repair for gpu turns black screen and hangs? Thank you
You're my hero!
I'm having some trouble with my card... it works but .. I feel something is failing. If you were in my country definitively I would send my failing electronics for repair :-D.
hello how are you im dealing with graphiccard probléms in this video in 5:35 min if we have short in fuse what will be next step to verify thanks
ye I buying GPU regularly on ebay before and buying broken gpu I make nice money over year but as I move out of UK I can do this anymore but is always definitely good idea nice to see your channel improve I wish you have this gpu repair videos about year ago as will defo help me now is for me just for get some information good job as always my friend
You are very talented. I wouldn't know what to check where with multimeter to begin with not to say about soldering smp components, your gear is elite too. Good work!
wow this is very cool! you just replace 2 tiny components and the gpu works again! :0
borefittyfie: the trick, or the huge knowledge is knowing what and why. that you do with your knowledge and he is brainy.
This guy is a genius! Love u♥
I love your camera quality and lighting! keep it up with the music too!
Hello what is the problem of my video card rx570, its running normally when it first use but after a 20mins my pc turn black screen. And my video card is in normal temperature.. thank you
I like the work you do very interesting. Keep up the good work and if I ever have a broken graphics card I will be sending you a quick message lol
I have a question please what if the video card has a power but it freezes when I'm opening the computer with lines sometimes its rainbow or red
Great work, i dont know anybody who is skilled and able to repair like you. I think you can earn money teachin interessted people in your area. Soldering for beginners, soldering for advanced, electronic repairs etc.. I would come if i live in your area, but i dont - so hoping for more videos. Subscribe is set.
eli: with that memory chip up top row looking so ragged I was sure it wouldn't fire up. good job eli. way to go.
Impressive..... this guy deserve way more subs that he have allready...
Respekt, well done 👍🏻👍🏻
Subscriped you ✌🏻
I have a question, recently I have a gtx980 which has one of those little things (I dont know its name in english) got burn, I was thinking to replace it I mean its already dead, so I cant loose anything else right? but I saw you make some other stuff beside retire the old one, what happens if I only heat it up until it can be "unpluged" and then I install the new one using the same melted tin?
Wow you are brave. De-soldering near electrolytic capacitors with not covering them :)
I am trying to replace the main power chokes on my Vega 64 and can't seem to find the exact ones (0.56uH 1712NB). Would this be okay to use(Susumu PCMB104T-R56MT) or should I keep looking?
Hey I’ve got this exact card but the trix oc x editon I believe it has the exact same issue. Can you post a link to the IQR chip I believe is what it is. I’ve already got the white fuse.
is is easier to get a card that is oblivious broken (burnt components) or a mystery
Please do a Mail-In Repair Business... your Skills are really outstanding.
Hi Eli, my Asus STRIX 1070 ti is stuck @ 139mhz, did everything using DDU and other stuff, but no success. Any idea what is the hardware problem with it?
Hey man ..i see that u dont make video anymore. Could we talk about if u would like repairing my gtx970 x4 air boss . No output. 😥
great music! I know this is an old video but dang. Good music.
Hi one question,
I made a mistake and bought one of those cards from a chinese site.The cars is XFX RX570 4GB dual fan.
The card works in games perfectly with no artifacts but has the following problem:
When in idle status or when browsing a web page,the gpu disconnects (you hear the disconnect sound) monitor turns black and instantly reconnects and keeps doing it many times!
I have tried to 1)change PSU 2)try different port (hdmi,dvi) 3)try different pci-x port 4)flash bios 5)tried many different drivers 6)changed the time limit gpu has to give response
Nothing works.The strange thing is this problem happens not the day you connect but the following day!
Can this problem be repaired? I repeat ths card doesnt have problems ingame
Did you flash the proper bios? You might need a cheap programmer from eBay. It has a clip for the ROM chip
Hy man did you find the problem?
I want to repair my sapphire rx580. Please help on testing and repairing if possible.
Where do you buy your chips?
What was the probable cause of it blowing in the 1st place? Too small a power supply?
my components are glued before welding, I am at 430 ° with the hot air station, the component does not come
Your channel is great
Thank you for the free tips
i need help getting a RX 560 4gb gpu back. just got it from ebay but idk whats causing it to work. the fan on gpu spins for a few seconds, then stops for a couple of seconds, and it does that on repeat. idk whats going on. please help.
Where do you get DrMos. I bought some ir3553 on eBay and Ali express. But they all fake.
Can you fix a egva gtx 660 ti card? I powers up, and then quickly shuts down...?
Luv ur vidz very theraputic, i'd like to diagnose and repair these for profit all year long...!
Hi Eli,
recently I've discovered your TH-cam Channel and watched all of your videos. First of all I've to say that you're pretty talented and got a lot of knowledge. But I still don't understand wherefrom do you know where you have to read the voltages. For example from 3:42 to 5:10. How do you know which pins you have to read with your multimeter? Thanks in advance, happy new year and good luck for the future.
Moritz
I bought a bad GEFORCE GTX 1070 FTW. It won’t post, I checked and the fuse is blown. Is this something you might want to repair?
How much would you charge to fix an RX470 from XFX? No idea what the problem is, but I have a bunch of broken video cards that I would like to get fixed for a few hundred dollars
Trying to troubleshoot / repair a friends Gigabyte Windforce GTX 780
It shows white lines straight from boot and flickers. After Boot screen it briefly shows a black screen with several big white rectangles and then boots with the white horizontal lines.
Any advice on where I could find a fix ?
Error Code 43, Problem Code 000002B
Appreciate any help
Song used in video is: Siro - Xinspiratio ;) ;)
HI, could you tell me what was the temperature (ºC) that you used to solde / desolde the components with your hot gun? and what is your hot gun model? thank you and pardon my bad English. Saludos desde España.
Regards, I have problem with my graphic card, it is still working, but after storm thunder burned my router the damage occurred also on graphic card inside computer. I can normal surf on the webs, but when I play videos such on TH-cam I get two horizontal lines when the camera on video is moving and when the camera on video is static without movement there are no errors on picture.
I have swap and put the graphic card from another computer and there is no error on video anymore, so definitely the error is on graphic card, what could it be, processor damage or RAM damage or such passive or active element on graphic card, what do you think?
Thank you.
"Suka já zaplatil sto" killed me :D
Man, I love your chanell. As I repair laptops/GPU/mobos myself, I really enjoy watching you. :D
I wonder, why You are taking solder at the end of the tip and then You are putting it on the pad? I am talking about replacing fuse at the end of the video.
Second thing, is this 10A fuse?
I'm a little confused, how did you figure out it was that capacitor and memory controller? how did you know what parts to replace them with? Great video btw!
Hello bro, i have royal king 3gb video card sometimes it give display and work but sometimes it does nit , now the card is completely dead i don't know anything about repairing can you please please guide me what should i do , step by step diagonising check ?
What is the orange card that you plug in next to your graphics card?
Hi , i have problem with my vga card , its flicker blackscreen , its can get boot in windows , but after few seconds its turn into blackscreen/not detect and detect agan repeat . . . What cause of this problem
Where can I find schematics and parts diagrams for GPU PCBs?
how to ship you a pair GPU from Miami-FL ? it is not seen by the CPU ( not seen
by BIOS and so in Windows) both RX580 , same results both, only 2 of 6 cards failure, other 4 still working suspect bcuz the SATA power of the PSU (need test also or maybe buy a new PSU
)
Wow mate! Mad skills! Super impressed!!
How do you just look at a graphics card and tell what the problem is? There are so many things going on in a GPU, it’s crazy and you would literally tell which components are malfunctioning is very impressive.
My GPU an AMD Radeon VII 16GB HBM2 , gives no video stream anymore. Appeared suddenly After shut down ofthe PC did not run againno video signal though card's light and funs are spinning silently, been moderate load e.gameing every now and then, but not mining ... just dissapointed as it was almost new, atalked about code 43--? can it be fixed somehow?
At around 7:10 in video you say that we cant put 12V on card since it will go to GPU chip and kill it. How do you know that? Can you explain a bit better why we cant put 12V on PCIe line to see what is heating up.
hi dear i have hp omen rtx 2080 it showing the device is not working properly code 43 did you can repair it ?
Why don't you use flux when soldering
Nice work, man. Subscribed.
sir could you help troubleshoot and repair my friends videocard...he has an evga gtx 1080ti FTW3...it has no display and led indicator is red-blinking and green/green
got a gigabyte 2070 super oc 8gb card with short wondering if ur intrested in messing with it
Eli i am your fan Numbers One .
So if I got it right; the fuses (DRAM fuse?) was blown due to a faulty/short DRAM controller/driver?
is there a board view on r9 390? or infa where on which sites you can search for it
where did you look up the reference points where to measure, and what voltage there was supposed to be?
i have a Gigabyte Aorus rx 580 8gb light turn on wings are spinning but no screen.i try check all chips all maybe all working.can you help me to test?
Hello Eli, which temperature are you using? I have problems to find out ideal temperature for desoldering. Also which soldering paste are you using?
Thank you.
hello excellent video, I have a problem with a nitro sapphire rx 580 8gb, I have 4 of them that only recognize me 4gb of 8 can you help me with this problem