Asus ROG Strix 3080 OC Graphics card Repair
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“let’s go under the video card” - LOL I thought Alex had a new way of fixing these 😂
I love that after all these years you still have such a big smile after finding the cause.
You are the “Man”. I could see that twinkle in your eye and the smile of satisfaction, “We got it “. Excellent job and excellent channel.
Idk why I watch your videos it’s like idk what to say I like watching expensive stuff being repaired by you ❤
Always love the reaction when the issue is identified/fixed.
Its crazy how you are able to repair everything. How did you learn to repair such different things and still be very knowledgeable about all of them? Ive seen you work on keys phones gpus usb sticks and all of that with great knowledge and professionalism.
Knowlege and experience is gained from failures and sucesses and also researches from other sources.
If you are willing to put in sweat and tears (I think I said it correctly 🙂), you can succed 😁 in what ever you do 👍.
Lots of experience and knowledge gained from said experience. There’s no shortcut to this. Internet videos may tell you how a mosfet works and how to desolder one from the board, but you still need to get your hands dirty in order to actually do it.
@@NervousNoodles completely agree 😁
It's really trial and error if you do it solo before you start a shop knowing the tools and knowing the multimeter.
I taught him
Hi... found your channel... very informative and am learning from it as I am deep cleaning my 1st gen Intel built and found my graphic card "n560 gtx" troubling and will be trying to de-solder and solder several rusted connections as a learning experiment... thanks for your videos and teachings.
Alex, as always a fantastic job. Really love your videos.
Always amazed at your very methodical approach to repairs Alex. You could do with a test bench frame for you mother board to save it sitting directly on the bench. Great video as always!
There is a reason why it is extremely hard to find someone that actually does board level repair, because it is difficult! None of that seems hard for Alex. I would bet if it made business sense, he would never have to classify ANY board as a NO Fix and could potentially fix ANYTHING that came in given a little time. Good job Alex, you are my hero.
100% agree. Man's good af. I bet he would even be replacing no fixes by ordering anotherd board just to solve the problem :) (big pcb damage is a no fix, like, if your layers get fused within pcb and short out or like, if a chip solders itself to a layer due to immense heat while failing - typically seen in rare cases with mosfets) - that's also a no fix. Probably if it was the gpu the best you could do if you luck out and no shorts just clean it up, cover with uv resin and suggest to run card undervolted and undercooked with a hard clock limit so that it never hits its full potential again. Hey, a 3080 working at 50% of its preformance is still better than a 1060 6gb :D
Dont be a simp, there are rare situations shown on videos where he cant fix it for whatever reason that makes the job inefficient for his business model.
learned a fuckton from watching vids, that alone is worth $1k+
i simp for daddy northridgefix
@@seffard it's so hard not to simp though bro. Sorry if that offends you sweaty.
You are sooo happy when you find a short 👍 tnx Alex for Sunday video 😊
The fact you can diagnose the problem area in the first two minutes of the video is insane. On a GPU as well. The microscope does not do you justice in how impressive it is to do that. I envy that kind of experience and knowledge
Addicted to your videos
Really loving way of talking today laughing at your good way of going under the card,. Btw alot of love from my heart
The Grand Master won't be beaten. Well done Alex, always a pleasure to watch you perform these miracles.
Seeing him called grand master, I now want a competition where people just go head to head fixing boards to see who can do it the fastest, most efficient, and cleanest lol
Thanks so much for the video's. I always have dabbled in repairing electronics. You make it look so easy. I may have to order some of your products and give another try.
You are the greatest!!! 😀😀😀 Makes fun to watch your Videos.
It's fun to watch, I started cheering when the monitor showed something :-)
cool repair, very professional
Like always,you got it. GOD JOB !
Love your videos. Such a Sherlock Holmes! The one thing I do miss though is your outro theme music
Good work Alex
man you job is so sweet love the vids!!!!
Awesome repair 👌👌👌
Very good video thank you for sharing I am always learning
Always on the top
Alex is all skill!
Good job mate 👍
great work, I dont have a thermal camera but I have used a cheap infrared thermometer from harbor freight to find one hotter than the rest... funny.. I ended up aiming it at everything in a running computer just to see how hot things get.. I usually us it to check the bearings on my trailer when traveling on vacation.
Another awesome video!
awesome as always
Alex , you're better than factory ! :)
Well done mate. You did that quick and also the process of working it out. Im pretty confident now I would be able to fault find, however, try scraping the chips that quick under the microscope? My board would look like a scratch card lottery ticket.
Great skills and thanks for sharing.
Just a question. When you plugged it in and used the hdmi. What would the effect be by having 1 less mosfet? Would the card just work slower?
the thermal camera works!!
I sincerely appreciate your repair technics, keep up the good job. Please, what is the melting temperature of your "Low melting solder"?
Jon Stewart does it again!!
amazing fix 👍👍
Thermal camera really helpful
Nice one sir
WE GOT IT!
saw the thumbnail while watching the ltt radiator desk and was shocked that john stewart was so into pc hardware XD
Awesome.
Amazing
What temperature are you soldering at? Great work as usual wow
good you removed music at the end
from all the videos ive watched of yours many many many have been asus rog products is that because you are just good at working on them fixing repairing them or is that just the quality of the devices
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
In your opinion, what is the place to get a soldering certification?
Can you tell me can I use old termal pads I would like to change thermal paste on GPU but can't get those thermal pads which go around
could you please add a link for the UNI-T thermal image application you are using?
Nice 👍🏾
I wonder if you can cover the caps with the thermal pad material to hot air the components? hmmm. I am always amazed how easy he makes it look. As someone who has been doing this for a bit, I assure you, it is not.
Cool...
I hope will work
nice microscope but could you zoom out a bit when you do the visual inspection?
its kinda hard to tell where you are on the board when a single cap is the size of
the whole screen lol.
nice
I'm astonished by how quickly you diagnosed the cause of the problem. If you ever change careers maybe you should become a doctor. 👍
As long as injecting voltage where it hurts and monitoring patient under a thermal cam gets you to the root cause, he's good to go.
Is it possible to fix a thermal camera to one angle and maybe search with another one? Just wondering
Why dont you use flux when removing that mosfet with hot air ?
Cant wait to see the rtx 4000 series
great vid educational,,,,,,,,,,,, did you always repair boards,,,,,,,,,,,
Came in for repair.
If i replace Am4 broken pin by a an am2 pin will it work ? Pls
This gives me hope my rare 1070 Galax Katana might be fixable.
I have to ask a question. Isn't it a bad idea to run a GPU without a heatsink even for a few seconds? They get extremely hot very fast.
Let me work for free for you sir! I want to learn all your skillset en techniques! I am from Belgium and would like to learn the way you do sir!! Keep up the videos! I did send my MSI GE75 raider 10SGS to you hopefully a video will come!
Is that thermal pad material available?
👍👍
How do you find these exact micro components?
How did you know that you can turn it on without the chip?
Want know I have a rx580 fans spins full blast but no display any idea ?
I wonder if by replacing the mosfets in most of these repairs we are solving the root cause. Is in most cases a problem with the manufacturing of the mosfet, e.g. wide tolerances, or problems with the design of the board, e.g. not enough heat dissipation?
Notice how the customer stated the PC shut down during gaming, it's a common link between the mosfet shorted GPUs Alex gets. I'd assume heat is the issue, as every ASUS laptop has a shorted mosfet, whereas in desktop PCs you practically never see a shorted mosfet on the motherboard. Because they are sufficiently cooled, whereas laptops aren't.
Quality is a big part of it - look at server boards being able to deliver 250+w at low temperatures with 7 phases and tiny heatsinks, compared to gamer boards with 69 phases and huge heatsinks to provide the same performance
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Where’s the music at the end Alex? 😮
i build custom watercooled PCs and i hate removing the pads msi and asus use on the power stages and memory. they rip up even when they are new.
I miss the end music, lol.
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😘😘👍👍
Let's go under the video card! Yaaaay!
I just bought the RTX 2060 super to replace GTX 1650 super but for some reason my pc not detecting the graphics card. The graphics card uses 6 pins with extra 2 (6+2). If I plug in the the six pins it tells me to PLEASE POWER DOWN AND CONNECT PCIe POWER CABLEs FOR THIS GRAPHICS CARD. And when do connect the extra it displays nothing. The pc don’t even detect the graphics. Can someone please advice or give me a solution ? Thanks
why dont u mount ur thermal camera to a boom arm so its easier to make your work abit easier
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How card can work without one of the mosfets ?
Most of the FETs work in parallel, spreading out the power demand over multiple FETs. You could not run the GPU at full load like this, however for testing its fine.
Why is it almost always the mosfets that are failing on the ASUS cards&motherboards? And i have noticed on your videos that ASUS is in the majority of them.
Are the mosfets poorly cooled? or quality issues? or just badly designed?
All three I would say
it's crazy how many strix 3080 repairs you've done that have the same symptoms of not powering on, seems there's some quality issue going on here.
Why is that card working with the mosfet removed???
there many paralell, as long u dont use high power it can run like that
its only one phase you have all the other phases powering up the gpu, the only problem is it can lock the boost clocks lower when gaming or blow up the other phases, but usually even withou a phase it should be fine without oc
There are plenty of other MOSSFETs that do the same thing and if one is missing, still others work😁.
On the PC motherboards, some of them has way more (some little more) than is needed for most powerfull CPU (processor) so the load can be distributed thru all of them and that means less heat they make, less stressful their work is and so they live longer. Same is for GPUs.
Hope you understand now. You can also search on CZcams for example *what are mosfets* and learn more 😁👍.
Let’s go under the video scope
get a camera stand for the Infrared camera bro
Could we hear you say Captain Superman? :)
genius
I have this card, so when I have problem and it's out of warranty - I will be sending it to you from the UK okay my guy?
Okay, thanks.
That is EXACTLY my card, died two weeks ago, third power connector (the left one) SAME SYMPTOMS, sent it to ASUS for RMA, no answer yet
All I see are Nvidia or Boardpartner cards at your shop... Are there any AMD cards? just wondering
czcams.com/video/2mOF4XsWtZQ/video.html
04:29. Sometime, your thermal cam freeze. I think you see it also, like me.
I really miss the outro tune
🙏👏👏👏🙏
Actually if you dont put that chip and calculate the maximun GPU Draw of POWER and limited by software the card can work properly with out this mosfet
Jon Stewart repairing graphics cards
To make you'r life easyer, when try a GPU, just connect cables to GPU, BEFORE plug card in MB.
He has an eye of an eagle. I still cant see the heat from the thermal camera