If you need a repair, please contact me using a link in the description.

It’s great to watch someone work that really knows what they are doing. I predict this channel will get a lot larger. Keep up the awesome content. 👍

@bouabdellahghanem4380

Жыл бұрын

ikr

@YapzOfficial

Жыл бұрын

true

you fixing gpu's restored my faith that skilled people still exist !

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Too many to count.

@k_a_bizzle

11 ай бұрын

Where do you live??

Wow! This is amazing. You deserve more subs. I have a 980 ti which has a short on it, I don't have the proper equipment to fix it, but seeing videos like this really makes me wish I did. Subbed!

@dope5472

Жыл бұрын

Same here. R172 or R174. Still give video, but if you make It work, Start to do spikes in power.

@trr4gfreddrtgf

Жыл бұрын

@@dope5472 Better not use it to avoid causing any further damage.

You have an in-depth knowledge of these boards and it is amazing to watch your work.

Found your channel by chance and really liked it, I've been following/learning electronics repair and I liked your way of explaining it. Keep it up!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks and welcome

I hope Linus finds you and gives much needed exposure. Watching your videos is insanely awesome

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Wow thanks !

You mentioned in one of your videos that this is not your full time job. You should probably think of switching careers and making this your full time job. You are amazing at this, and you're doing great service to the community also being a massive proponent towards right to repair. God bless you, keep up the great work 👍

@Mrhorribubble

Жыл бұрын

I doubt that people would pay the amount required to fix issues like this. it must take a lot of time to do these kind of repairs to where it'll only really be cost effective for high end gpu repairs. and even then I'd argue that most people would opt to get another gpu instead of using an already repaired card for fear or future issues.

@filipkralj2618

Жыл бұрын

reason why all electronics is replaced rather then repaired is simple - new component is cheaper then paying skill electronic worker, probably engineer, to work hours or day on one card this could only be viable if it is simple fault on highest end cards like 3090 or 4090 now

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

@@Mrhorribubble correct. This does not pay well simply because I charge very little. I have to keep this as a hobby until I grow up to Northridge fix level. How ever, he only does 10 minute repairs and that's the only way it will justify his business. I will go broke if I do this full time.

@JomariMangaring

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair you're better than northridge in terms of fixing gpus. Believe me. But both of you guys are awesome.

Fantastic job and great film work!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

love the unique content man, I hope this shows people that it is possible to fix a broken gpu at home.

@SeminarChauffeur

Жыл бұрын

That is a bad idea especially if you are just an average joe and not an expert. What you should do is to look for an equally capable repairman.

@rkan2

Жыл бұрын

@@SeminarChauffeur If you have the proper tools and persistence - it can be done at home :P Just don't try it without tools and accept you might fuck it up 10 times before success...

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

@@rkan2 exactly how I learned.

Bro just don't stop uploading new content man. Your videos are amazing !

I am amazed at the quality of the videos and how in-depth you go on the repairs. It is really entertaining to watch. We definitely need an LTT video with you as a guest, lets hope Linus sees your videos so it can actually happen. Great job keep up the good work!!!!

I dig the background music. I like zoning out to it watching your repairs.

Love the relaxing music. This channel is going places. Amazing production quality

Subscribed. Binged everything, this channel will be big man keep up!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks !

You sir are going to smash your subscriber count with light speed and it's no surprise. Keep it going and can't wait to see more.

I bought a graphic card which was mined (It was a Radeon RX Vega 64) I think i'm gonna try and repair it one more time because of this channel alone. Hopefully this goes well.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Vegas are likely to have dead core. Good luck.

@tamaantar

Жыл бұрын

*HBM screaming in 100°C*

@ib3783

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair oof

Awesomely done! Gratz 👏👏👏

Amazing work! Lovely videos.

Found this channel today. I must say this channel is awesome!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

really enjoying the content, keep it up

You have super steady hands!!

Amazing work. And professional. Keep it up, you are making a huge difference

Damn pumping up contents! Keep it up!

You are a great technician I'm glad I found your channel!!

love your videos, keep up

Excellent! Much respect for what you do!

I'm just amazed on your many skills (yes, I checked your other 2 channels). I just wonder why you're not monetizing this one, I've heard KZread sucks now in that matter. Anyway thanks for this channel, somehow I find It therapeutic.

Great video!! Not sure why I'm so interested but I am haha. Great skills and workmanship 💯

New sub I’m digging your content.keep up the great work.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Awesome 😎

Good stuff man

Your skills are amazing. Although I am not a technician. I enjoy watching the vcards after you repaired it. I am hoping you will be able to fix some updated cards (RTX or RX) Especially those mining rtx cards. Cheers

I love your videos. I am learning so much. Thankyou.

These board repair videos make it look so easy. Like anyone with a heat gun and some flux could do it

One more win for the team!

Awesome channel and great content.

Love these videos.

Excellent work man. In a future video, could you go over the various liquids you apply during your repairs? I know a lot of rubbing alcohol is being used for cleaning, but for the other liquids, I can never tell if it's flux or conductive glue and would really like to know.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

flux, alcohol, UV curing resin. Sometimes break cleaner.

Great work!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Hi do you ever sell any of the GPU you fix? I'm enjoying your videos great job.

Awesome video. More like this video.

Great video, very entertaining even for someone who has zero knowledge about these stuff. What do you think about newer generation like rtx 20 and 30 series? does evga still maintain their quality or if any other aib is getting better?. Also curious about on amd side if they got evga like quality.

I love your videos, you are making great content! I have a question, you said that STRIX cards are actually pretty bad but you only showed the 1000 cards. Are the rtx 3000 STRIX cards also as bad as you say or are they doing a better job? And now that EVGA is done with GPUs what are our options?

Subscribed and joined the discord. Great work NWR, I appreciate the videos. I'm debating if I should have an older graphics (GTX650 Ti boost 2GB) card repaired. It has served me well for many years but recently took a dump causing me to upgrade to a moderately better card. Still, it would be nice to have a backup card handy in case that happens to me again. Thanks again for the videos.

nice music,nice voice for the nice day,thanks.

cool stuff dude

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

great video! but tbh i´m pretty interested on that thermal grease accessory for application. Where i can get one? hope you see this and great videos!

WoW. Impressive tech skills.!🙋

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot 😊

Hard repair...well done!!!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

a part of me wishes to learn this magical craft of yours. It must feel nice and gratifying to bring dead cards back to life.

How did you learn to solder like that? is great work :)

Nice job 👍👍

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

👍

Great job :)

Thank you

you are absolutely amazing

high quality repair job

I love these videos keep it up please

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Will do!

For the algo.... more people need to see how a professional turns E-waste into a working renewed component.

Dude DO MORE :D

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

trying man, am trying. i have a daily job and for that reason things dont get fixed quickly, let alone making a video about it when nothing ever goes according to the script

@Fixforfixing

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair i understand for sure i wish all the best and god bless you

really enjoy your videos, could you please make a video on how you made the riser card and power metre shown at 9:15

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

i plan on that

Hi Greeting from India. Very good videos. Make video on tools you are using. Can you tell how to made power meter tool for testing GPU?

You could make a video on what brands / builds are reliable. I guess people would love to hear that from you. With your experience

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

baby steps

great videos

With the announcement of evga no longer making gpus, what brands would you recommend moving forward?

Have you ever worked on the Nvidia reference GPU's? Was just wondering about your opinion on them since I'm looking to get a new card soon, and EVGA won't be in the GPU market anymore.

Now that EVGA is exiting the GPU manufacturing game, who do you think is second best? And do you think EVGA has been consistent quality-wise in the last 3 generations?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

ASUS

@fENzxr

11 ай бұрын

Galax (as KFA² in Europe). Hong Kong established, but chips, vram , etc, made in Japan, (from Seiko, Japanese legendary electronics manufactures) unlike Asus that everything is made in china. Asus are notorious for worst and longest customer support too. So, my top picks for gpu's, Galax>MSi>Sapphire>XFX. Not even think about Gigabyte. Worst brand both for gpu/motherboards.

schematics and such very helpful

Now that EVGA is out of the game for nVidia GPUs, what would be your personal opinion as "the best", if not "the least awful" GPU partner?

Hey, just found your channel by chance. Who makes the best quality cards in your opinion next to EVGA (doesn´t matter if Nvidia or AMD chip)? I am currently in the process of gathering the funds to build a new PC. I used to like MSI and my current card has worked without problems for the last 3 years, but with more recent information, I might stay away from the brand for a while.

@WineLad

Жыл бұрын

Based on previous designs I'd say sapphire makes the best board designs. I'd even go so far as to say that they made better designs than evga sometimes. It's a damn shame they don't make nvidia cards, though based on evga's recent statements they seem to have dodged a bullet...

@flavourfulz8147

Жыл бұрын

@@WineLad Who makes best Nivida beside EVGA since they gone then?

@DrHouse-zs9eb

Жыл бұрын

@@WineLad well, I dont like sapphire. They are pretty bad on the "normalised fan loudness" temperature tests compared to other board partners like MSI. So for example at 40db(a), a sapphire runs hotter than some other cards with the same gpu.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

It's a hit and miss. They may make good cooling but forget fuses. Or they put fuses but make it so huge it will crack under its own weight.

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

Bro your videos are AWESOME! I'm watchmaker, and i LOVE your work, very similar. Focus, detect and correct the problem. I have 1 old 980Ti, with the "famous" problem of R172 & R174. Only a bit toasted, not burned or exploded. I never do anything with Electronic micosoldering but, after see you, i'm thinking give a try to Repair that old GPU. Can you give me some "novel tips"? And sorry 4 the bad english, not muy native language :)

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Literally in every video i follow same steps until i stumble upon a problem. Start with measurements. Find short circuit. If it isnt there, check for voltages. If you missing voltage, you know where to focus at the very least.

@dope5472

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair Yeah that its simple, i was talking about tips for soldering! Thank you so much!

Wow. That's some good work. What do you do with these cards after you repair them?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Sell.

Are there any rankings about which vendors and gpu manufacturers is less problematic?

How do you know what the resistances should be?

What gpu brands do you recommend?

what brand do you recommend?

what can you say about EVGA now🤔

How u work that clean and sharp?

Which card brand will you recommend for 4090 when evga is no longer in game?

Base from you've said replacing parts from donor board means not every GPU can be repaired, is that right?

The card whisperer 😊

May I know if this kind of extensive gpu repair worth it? I mean if you based it to the cost of repair on old gpu and then sell it, will it be profitable?

I want to work with u and learning from u but unfortunately u from USA thanks for ur content 👌👌

do you ever ultrasonic-clean your boards?...they are gunky AF

Sorry for my ignorance, but does every company like evga or msi etc have to develop their own board or do they get it ready from nvidia/amd and they just develop the cooling etc??

Good Job. Ive had old gpu, well i can say i cooked it, beacuse i havent deep cleaned it and it looked yellowish from the inside. Its nice to see that its acualy repairable. Even tho not consistently i guess. Now i have 1060 3gb. Ill be upgrading soon, i dont really know what to do with it guess ill sell it, or give it to cousin.

I wish I could send my broken gpus to someone in the UK there are no places that specialise on this kind of repairs here unfortunately. Does anyone have recommendations for gpu repairs in the UK?

Hello, very good videos from gigabyte and asus, could you review the input sapphire pulse cards?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

I have one pupse on my desk. If not like it. Simple fix impossible without sophisticated equipment.

@furiaxciega

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair I was asking why I want to buy a sapphire lite but I have never bought one of that brand and I wanted to know, unlike the ones you have analyzed, if it was worth it since I was surprised that these problems existed in the other 2 brands but now that you mention that you have a using I will go for one of those, thanks for the answer.

What app you use that give the green PASS message?

3:10 The part right beside cracks due to heat?

What about the Bus Interface showing PCIe x 16 2.0? Shouldn't it be 3.0? at 11:33

Sir please do some pc motherboard. Thanks

so i know your a big fan of evga and now that there pulling out of the GPU game who would you say is the 2nd closest brand to them when it comes to gpu quality

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Asus right now.

where do you buy these replacement things like mosfets, memory ships and others things..?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

china aliexpress ebay

Can you make a video on coil whine?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Just replace it if its that bad.

Hello there. Can you tell me what program do you use to test the vram of the graphic card, I have an mxm GTX 1070 with white lines that keep crashing and I suspect is because some vram is failing.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

resources are on my discord. follow the link in description

great job, son!

Hi Tonny, I like to know which Brand/Model Campact Thermal Camera you were using in this video? It looks like Seek brand but it looks something different. I you don't mind, tell me it info for me. Thank you.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

It is seek.

@stevekim3922

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair Thank you your quick response. One more asking. Is this Seek Model come with point sensor lead wire? You look tourch sensor lead to PCB, am I right to see?

Where in the NW are you?

What percentage you think is your success rate on fixes? Unbelivable videos , best iw seen yet.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Depends on the card. Vega's for example 90% dead.

@deepak00singh34

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair Vega Means amd graphic card?