Great content. Good to see some in depth diagnostics. Don't worry about video length too much. It's when content is deliberately padded out that it becomes unpleasant to watch.
Long video is better, we can see/ learn more. Honestly i would put my hands to my head if i had this card cuz its not easy to find that missing components on the board when it looks like a factory, finding parts is another story so good job 👍
Tech Cemetery no longer repair GPU as he's planning to continue on his master in mathematic if I remember correctly. I wish he would because he really master it without professional training and sheer engineering skill that he has. But now I subscribe to your channel and I wish you won't be quitting anytime soon.
Awesome video man! im glad you include all the problem solving techniques, i enjoy the long video. I have a question: Where do you get your board views of the PCBs from?
This reminds me of a DDR4 GT1030 card. It had a missing 0ohm resistor for PEX RESET (cheap variant, without the and gate) and one of the two 0.2uF MLCC from PCIE lane 2 was also missing. Seeing the AND gates missing on your board, but no other component around them missing got me wondering again, what kind of accident can knock those off the PCB but leave the surrounding components unaffected?
Excellent investigative work...what was the work time on this case incidentally? With two components torn off, I'd have thought I'd see at least a leg left on the solder pad from the package, so seemed to me quite odd how that wasn't the case.
Nice fix as allways! May i suggest a add on to your setup, a better light for the microscope which gives less glare and more details, offcourse you can buy it from the one of the biggest ........ at this moment (NR......) but i think aliexpress or amazon should also work fine for a far better price :)
@@northwestrepair Allmost everything that's not a ring light will give far better contrast and less reflection. even 2 simple medium power led bulbs placed on the side will reduce the glare like crazy.
Don't be afraid to show longer vids, this was really awesome and I was very intrigued with how you finally figured it out. Very cool. The big questions is, how the heck do they break these things off a card that has a back plate?
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. I believe R293 (boardview) is knowcked off in the PCB, you can see it in minute 3:52. I guess is not that important because the card is working.
honestly love watching the entire thing,, i learn a lot and you show what I want to see, you dont take too long on certan parts. but I wish I did know what the program you are using for the cad files and where you get them? well if anything I'll see your next video!
you should advertise broken CPU pins... easy fix easy money. I have tossed thousands of Dollars in CPU's with broken pins.. did not know they where fixable.
I have a video doing exactly that that i did not publish. Not sure if i should post it. Its very short and nothing impressive. I'd like to do more to be more comfortable with it before i make videos about it.
Love these videos. Where do you get the board diagrams and schematics? Are they community made or from the GPU vendor reference implementation or something else?
Awesome 😎👏🏻 man ! What describes your task at your work the best? electronics technician or electrical engineer What would be the name of the occupation ? Greetings 😌🙏🏻👋🏻
this was my card the gross brown was melted chocolate i left on top of my computer i cleaned the best i could sorry im not to sure about what is on the pcb. the components where probably knocked off in shipping it off to a buddy
hello there thanks for the amazing content is using pharmacy alcohol 70% ethanol or methanol safe for cleaning electronics? because I cant for the life of me find iso 99% on my country
Interesting, looks like the card reported only x16 PCIe2.0 capability (GPU-Z @ the end), is that normal for an RTX 2080? I thought that even with a riser/in an old slor the GPU should report full capabilities.
Maybe you can buy me one ? I would need allot. 4k overhead cam. 4k side cam. 4k HDMI switch 4k HDMI splitter That's hundreds and maybe thausands of dollars I do not have. Feel free to donate what ever I need.
Hello, I have a zotac 2080 ti with Vram 4 ohms and errors on bank B0, I desoldered the module and now I have 14.9 ohms on Vram So far so good. My question is how do I know that only the solder joints are broken or if the IC is broken? I once measured the IC myself between Vss and vdd 5Ohm is that normal or how can I measure the RAM module myself for a defect maybe you could make a video about it that would help me a lot is the Samsung K4Z80325BC-HC16
you dont know. you reball and try again. you measure to ground, not from vcc to vdd. If you removed the chip and resistance normalized, then your memory chip was short.
So now that EVGA is no more, what brand would you recommend at this point? I've always gotten EVGA because of their RMA services.. wouldn't trust MSI with a 10-foot pole and I've been burned many a time before sadly learning that lesson.. gigabytes.. gigabyte is a terrible company LOL at least on the customer facing end.. I've always used Asus motherboards, and have been well served in that regard but the last days these motherboard that I've had operational was an x79 board... My x570 build is still in progress as I just haven't gotten around to it yet for about a year and a half two years or so... But when I first got the board for it I returned it because I thought it was an open box.. turns out they just don't seal motherboards anymore.. so who knows if it was actually LOL I'm assuming that's one of the reasons why... from the sound of it there's not really any of the major electronics manufacturers that are trustworthy these days... I genuinely do not want to have to have the first thing I do buying a new video cardneed to check to see if they put thermal pads on everything LOL. That's just not a thing that I've ever thought I had to do on a video card LOL.. especially now in the modern age when they cost an extra fortune on top of the fortune they already cost, and when it's very very apparent that EVGA was unique in how they did RMA.. so it's not like I can trust if there is a problem that it's not going to be tooth and nail to solve it... Is there any good board manufacturers out there anymore? And if not what is the least problematic from your experience? I had more than a few EVGA video cards pop on me within a very short span back in the old days.. but they also didn't cost anywhere near what they cost nowadays for the equivalent.. and this was back before they did the whole quality service overhaul.. anything 2010 and above I've had nothing but extremely good service from EVGA.. and over the last decade with my x79 board and 4930k.. I've kind of grown accustomed to not having to have problems with my computer LOL I would not like that to start again, especially now that the motherboards are three times the cost for the equivalency.. apologies for the rant LOL..
BRUH he put us there with hell and a pig farm!!! I take it, he is not far from the truth LOL! But seriously tho, if the card is so nasty imagine the room! Be careful so you dont infest your place with dirty electronics, it is a serious issue (roaches). Check them out in the open first when its that nasty
Hello. Can I get your old PC specs?? I’m going to upgrade soon. Can I send you my old MB and CPU which were taken care of like a baby. Thermal paste replaced yearly and cleaned quarterly.
Great content. Good to see some in depth diagnostics. Don't worry about video length too much. It's when content is deliberately padded out that it becomes unpleasant to watch.
I like when you post real life diagnostics and we can see that its worth going deeper even if you missed something, just go where the leads take you.
Cool 👌🏻
you do not have ego👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You have given shoutout 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Keep it up 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
i really enjoyed the longer diagnostic in this video
Long video is better, we can see/ learn more. Honestly i would put my hands to my head if i had this card cuz its not easy to find that missing components on the board when it looks like a factory, finding parts is another story so good job 👍
Love your work and I have to say adding the equipment list links is a fantastic thing to do and I appreciate it massively.
Thanks bro.
Tech Cemetery no longer repair GPU as he's planning to continue on his master in mathematic if I remember correctly. I wish he would because he really master it without professional training and sheer engineering skill that he has. But now I subscribe to your channel and I wish you won't be quitting anytime soon.
we love those long videos, we learn too much with them
Great video, glad you shared a more complicated fix with us. 👍
For me, this video is a perfect length and I appreciate being able to see the troubleshooting process in more detail.
its ok for me that the video was long, it means there are more learnings to take for us. thank you NWR!
My pleasure!
Awesome video man! im glad you include all the problem solving techniques, i enjoy the long video. I have a question: Where do you get your board views of the PCBs from?
Discord.
Link in description
NEVER GIVE UP !, keep up the good work !
I try
This reminds me of a DDR4 GT1030 card. It had a missing 0ohm resistor for PEX RESET (cheap variant, without the and gate) and one of the two 0.2uF MLCC from PCIE lane 2 was also missing.
Seeing the AND gates missing on your board, but no other component around them missing got me wondering again, what kind of accident can knock those off the PCB but leave the surrounding components unaffected?
Maybe it was a donor card itself and the owner got it on ebay for like $100 🤷♂
@@The_Man_In_Red That would be the more likely explanation.
Turns out the longer ones are more interesting 🎉
It came from your viewer’s pig farm in hell 😂
:O
Lol
Excellent investigative work...what was the work time on this case incidentally? With two components torn off, I'd have thought I'd see at least a leg left on the solder pad from the package, so seemed to me quite odd how that wasn't the case.
couple of days after work.
Nice fix as allways!
May i suggest a add on to your setup, a better light for the microscope which gives less glare and more details, offcourse you can buy it from the one of the biggest ........ at this moment (NR......) but i think aliexpress or amazon should also work fine for a far better price :)
Yeah but i dont know which one to get.
They all claim to be anti glare but they look exactly like what i have on my my scope already so am not sure.
@@northwestrepair Allmost everything that's not a ring light will give far better contrast and less reflection.
even 2 simple medium power led bulbs placed on the side will reduce the glare like crazy.
this now inspires me to study gpu board diagnostics and repair.
Best of luck
Great video, love how you diagnosis the and fix the problem, thank you so much!
Don't be afraid to show longer vids, this was really awesome and I was very intrigued with how you finally figured it out. Very cool. The big questions is, how the heck do they break these things off a card that has a back plate?
Longer video has less cuts means you have more free time, and we have more content😀
Win win
roughly 50 clips
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing all of this knowledge. I believe R293 (boardview) is knowcked off in the PCB, you can see it in minute 3:52. I guess is not that important because the card is working.
Doesn't look like it was ever there from factory.
These are the best kind of videos, don't gloss over the detail.
Great video. Very methodical repair and well explained. Even the order mistake you made, can help someone avoid it in their repairs. Thanks a lot!
Another greatest repairman ever.
I was excited to see that the video was longer. I want more
3:30 there is a resistor top right corner of u29 that is not soldered. Maybe work was done on u29 and the resistor was blown out of place.
honestly love watching the entire thing,, i learn a lot and you show what I want to see, you dont take too long on certan parts. but I wish I did know what the program you are using for the cad files and where you get them? well if anything I'll see your next video!
discord my friend, look there
Good fix, I think for repair stuff long videos are more desirable.
Great details! You are awesome 💖
You are!
Video felt short. Great video
some days
Bravo! I enjoyed that :)
Wonderful video.
Thanks for the video.
Can i ask you to make a video explaining the full order of voltages check and the expected values on each ?
Every video is like that.
You can compile every 30 series card and see that reasons are the same more or less.
you should advertise broken CPU pins... easy fix easy money. I have tossed thousands of Dollars in CPU's with broken pins.. did not know they where fixable.
I have a video doing exactly that that i did not publish.
Not sure if i should post it. Its very short and nothing impressive.
I'd like to do more to be more comfortable with it before i make videos about it.
Great Job!
Thanks!
Amazing
Fascinating!!! Great video!!! 👍
Thanks !
Don't mind a longer video at all. In fact, it shows that not all repairs are easy and not to give up when it is a novel issue.
Nice job 👍 as always !
Just a question
Which soldering station you are using? It’s JBC or
KSGER C210
JBC clone.
Love these videos. Where do you get the board diagrams and schematics? Are they community made or from the GPU vendor reference implementation or something else?
yes
discord
discord.gg/Y5AJNaVX
Smoker cards are always extremely disgusting. The dust from cigarettes (along with smell) always finds its way into the components.
This same thing happened to my Gig.windforce.
Thankfully it was under warranty and is out for repair/replace.
Awesome 😎👏🏻 man !
What describes your task at your work the best?
electronics technician
or
electrical engineer
What would be the name of the occupation ? Greetings 😌🙏🏻👋🏻
a no lifer
Who needs Tech Cemetery, we've got you! 🙂
We all need Tech Cemetery !!!!!!!
@@northwestrepair All right, all right! 🙂
. . . Well, you are currently crazy in ❤ love with your sweet craft, so impossible will take a little more longer than usual . . . 🎉
At 13:20 how does the power supply trigger at the same time you are mesuring?
Because I flip the switch when I take measurements and then power supply shows the load.
@@northwestrepair the multimeter is linked with the psu?
this was my card the gross brown was melted chocolate i left on top of my computer i cleaned the best i could sorry im not to sure about what is on the pcb. the components where probably knocked off in shipping it off to a buddy
If it wasnt for you, this video would not be possible.
The country needs more people like you my friend.
I hope the repair last.
To the card pwner : how did 2 entire IC chips get knocked off the board? Any idea ?
Nice
Awesome 👍
I wonder what the poor GPU went through that it ended up with two components ripped off completely.
maybe from miner card
The longer the video the more info you can provide
thank you
I am intend to buy RTX 3060 but I have two choices Gigabyte and MSI. which one you recommend?
Never cross someone who has a pig farm lol
hello there thanks for the amazing content is using pharmacy alcohol 70% ethanol or methanol safe for cleaning electronics? because I cant for the life of me find iso 99% on my country
No because it has too much water
the dog 🤣
Interesting, looks like the card reported only x16 PCIe2.0 capability (GPU-Z @ the end), is that normal for an RTX 2080? I thought that even with a riser/in an old slor the GPU should report full capabilities.
NIce!
Thanks!
Tech Cemetery link is broken in the description
Fixed
Can you upgrade to 4K UHD cam?
Maybe you can buy me one ?
I would need allot.
4k overhead cam.
4k side cam.
4k HDMI switch
4k HDMI splitter
That's hundreds and maybe thausands of dollars I do not have.
Feel free to donate what ever I need.
@@northwestrepair 4k30p is enough for this kind of video, do you capture all over HDMI?
@@klaus.luppert yes
Forgot to mention, I need better lighting too, so throw in a nice anti glare lamp if you can.
@@northwestrepair So HDMI 2.0 is sufficient. I searched a bit and found this:
Sony ZV-E10
@@klaus.luppert Please send it to northwestrepair asap, thank you very much for your contribution.
Maybe you should wear gloves when opening cards, especially the nasty looking ones...just a thought. Enjoy your videos a lot.
Hello, I have a zotac 2080 ti with Vram 4 ohms and errors on bank B0, I desoldered the module and now I have 14.9 ohms on Vram So far so good. My question is how do I know that only the solder joints are broken or if the IC is broken? I once measured the IC myself between Vss and vdd 5Ohm is that normal or how can I measure the RAM module myself for a defect maybe you could make a video about it that would help me a lot is the Samsung K4Z80325BC-HC16
you dont know.
you reball and try again.
you measure to ground, not from vcc to vdd.
If you removed the chip and resistance normalized, then your memory chip was short.
What tools are in the USB?
mats/mods
@@northwestrepair what do you do if the graphics card has all voltages and won’t run mods or mats not even in Linux vram problem
So now that EVGA is no more, what brand would you recommend at this point? I've always gotten EVGA because of their RMA services.. wouldn't trust MSI with a 10-foot pole and I've been burned many a time before sadly learning that lesson.. gigabytes.. gigabyte is a terrible company LOL at least on the customer facing end.. I've always used Asus motherboards, and have been well served in that regard but the last days these motherboard that I've had operational was an x79 board... My x570 build is still in progress as I just haven't gotten around to it yet for about a year and a half two years or so... But when I first got the board for it I returned it because I thought it was an open box.. turns out they just don't seal motherboards anymore.. so who knows if it was actually LOL I'm assuming that's one of the reasons why... from the sound of it there's not really any of the major electronics manufacturers that are trustworthy these days...
I genuinely do not want to have to have the first thing I do buying a new video cardneed to check to see if they put thermal pads on everything LOL. That's just not a thing that I've ever thought I had to do on a video card LOL.. especially now in the modern age when they cost an extra fortune on top of the fortune they already cost, and when it's very very apparent that EVGA was unique in how they did RMA.. so it's not like I can trust if there is a problem that it's not going to be tooth and nail to solve it...
Is there any good board manufacturers out there anymore? And if not what is the least problematic from your experience? I had more than a few EVGA video cards pop on me within a very short span back in the old days.. but they also didn't cost anywhere near what they cost nowadays for the equivalent.. and this was back before they did the whole quality service overhaul.. anything 2010 and above I've had nothing but extremely good service from EVGA.. and over the last decade with my x79 board and 4930k.. I've kind of grown accustomed to not having to have problems with my computer LOL I would not like that to start again, especially now that the motherboards are three times the cost for the equivalency.. apologies for the rant LOL..
Where to get the schematic?
google
discord
vlab.su
smd.db-x7.ru/load/
The Tech Cemetery https URL appears to be bad, Dave.
Fixed
@@northwestrepair Thanks.
BRUH he put us there with hell and a pig farm!!! I take it, he is not far from the truth LOL!
But seriously tho, if the card is so nasty imagine the room! Be careful so you dont infest your place with dirty electronics, it is a serious issue (roaches). Check them out in the open first when its that nasty
Hello. Can I get your old PC specs?? I’m going to upgrade soon. Can I send you my old MB and CPU which were taken care of like a baby. Thermal paste replaced yearly and cleaned quarterly.
My PC is old. Its trash. Its 1080Ti era.
how come those components are missing.. someone steal em of the owner remove em
now try that without boardview 😏
Some days
. . . It looks like you are really responsible for resurrection of a escaping donor card from a morgue giga-bag repository . . . 11:16 . . .
😂😂😂😂 Lol pig farm
...how do people rip two transistors off a card??? Good grief. Hope they treat at least their spouse/partner better than their expensive cards!
no idea
Hello.
Hello!
Damn really nice if only i knew how to fix mine
Everyone subscribe this man! He is doing the lords work out here one gpu at a time! haha
Hey pls can you help me out. My 5700xt judt crashes in superposition. Tried undervolting in other pc everything. What can i do