I love Tech YES Waterworld! It's my favourite park!

@shannonb1682

4 жыл бұрын

It's so good I got a yearly pass highly recommended so much fun

@julianvandenberg2002

4 жыл бұрын

@LIGHTING definitely

@davidlp3019

4 жыл бұрын

@LIGHTING that's a total steal

@HoloScope

4 жыл бұрын

@LIGHTING yes

@julianvandenberg2002

4 жыл бұрын

@LIGHTING I would even say 150 bucks even if they are used

"Do you have dishes to wash ?" "Yeah got 3 motherboards right there !" 🤷

@TheBIOSStar

4 жыл бұрын

You should check out der8auer's video on washing your hardware in your dish washer. ;-)

@stevethea5250

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheBIOSStar Dear Customers, I’d like to update you on the shortages we’re seeing in toilet paper and other essential items. As you may have read, or seen for yourself, these are unusual and challenging times. We know it can be frustrating when we don’t have the products you need, or when delivery or pick-up windows are filled more than usual. We’re working very closely with our suppliers to get products onto shelves as quickly as we can. The makers of Kleenex, Sorbent, Quilton and Woolworths own range of toilet paper have all increased their production to meet this very unusual demand. For example, the makers of Kleenex are now manufacturing 24 hours, 7 days a week at their Millicent, SA factory, as are Sorbent in their NSW and Victorian facilities. And the makers of Quilton have tripled their normal production across their factories in Queensland, NSW and WA. It’s worth noting that the vast majority of products aren’t affected and most stores aren’t seeing significant shortages. But to make sure everyone has access to essential items, we’ve introduced some common-sense limits to a few products. We’ve limited toilet paper to 4 packs per transaction and large packs of rice (2kg and over) to 1 per transaction. Where available, hand sanitiser is now at the Customer Service Desk and limited to 2 per transaction. We’re constantly monitoring the situation and will do our best to keep all products freely available to everyone. However, if we see new shortages, we may introduce other limits. We’ll only do this if we think it’s absolutely necessary and to help make sure all customers can access the products they need. We’ll keep you updated in our stores and on our website as things change. Our team members are doing the very best they can, so please support them, and each other. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work through this together. Brad Banducci CEO Woolworths Group

@TheBIOSStar

4 жыл бұрын

@@stevethea5250 Uhm...okay?

@Good_Luck_8619

4 ай бұрын

I do that too I revived my nvidia quadro p5200 mxm card and it now works like a horse did have to resolder some inductors but yeah !

If the tech yes lovin doesn’t fix them, then just move on - they’re unloveable.

@bdhale34

4 жыл бұрын

They aren't all for sure unfixable but with all the corrosion and other tell tale signs washed away they are definitely much much harder to properly fix now than they were before.

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

No way! Bring 'em to Taiwan and we'll do a bigger, badder and better repair video than last time!

@stevethea5250

4 жыл бұрын

@@bdhale34 wait did he just wash a mobo with tapwater??

Corsair had lifetime warranty on the ram modules, just rma the xms3 kit

@Tomaszt-se6uf

4 жыл бұрын

lifetime = till the end of production

@jibranyar5977

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tomaszt-se6uf still works in the states. Just as long as you have proof of purchase and the full kit of memory

These are some of my favorite videos and this channel made me get into the tech scene more than I already was

3:30 I'd be very interested to see a comparison in performance between DDR3 and DDR4. Especially because of the fact those motherboards seem to be idetentical in every way.

@simiolonga

4 жыл бұрын

And... Why is it ddr3? A 6600k is Skylake, and Skylake is where Intel jumped from ddr3 to ddr4.

@EvilTurkeySlices

4 жыл бұрын

Sausageape skylake and kabylake both support DDR3l.

@davidmicka4333

4 жыл бұрын

DDR3 will fry the memory controller in a while, skylake is 1.2V and DDR3 1.5V

@aoelp

4 жыл бұрын

@@davidmicka4333 Such BS. Generally around 10% more voltage than any normal module of the most recent type is rated for is still fine. Given that there is 1.4V DDR4 modules and plenty of 1.35V, I 'd say DDR3 with up to 1.54V is still safe. Obviously 1.65V DDR3 is no bueno and should be avoided. For higher clock speeds always use DDR4 if possible. Also rating doesn't say much, some condoms can hold at liter of liquid without bursting and some shopping cards don't break under a ton of load. Both obviously well above what they are expected to take. Why else would some DDR3 boards allow >2V memory voltage? To have more people falsely RMA there RAM because of extremely unsafe settings? Heck, it would surprise me if even 1.6V memory voltage would degrade any recent CPU before it becomes way obsolete and worthless anyways. If you have any studies that prove your point, list them please. Stop the fear-mongering otherwise.

@AnimanARG

4 жыл бұрын

I have an i5 6500 running in a gigabyte h170 gaming 3 ddr3 with some 4 a data xpg 2400mhz and they are running just fine since 2016 when i bought them. This same motherboard has a ddr4 version thou at that time when i got it i didnt want to change to ddr4 and didnt have the money neither. So at the end of the day those mobos which have versions with diferent memory support but the same socket and the same chipset work just fine with any .

Great work, congrats, mate! About micro soldering, it’s only worth it for really expensive parts, and absolutely not for mobos cause they are almost certainly gonna have bugs in a long run. Basically micro soldering is worth for top notch gpus bringing them back to life, and worthless in almost any other cases

@bdhale34

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know about that, if a $0.05 resistor is the only part causing it to not work it'd be worth r&r even if it was a budget OEM board. The only issue with micro soldering in these cases is you have to do that before washing off all the evidence of failure.

You talking about office PC's with those processors make me think about the fact that the PC at my work that we use for a car wash has a 6700K on an asus tuf z170 motherboard, so shit anything is possible.

@SIKCAR

4 жыл бұрын

Did it have a GTX980 as well? maybe someone figured there's enough spare time to play some games at work

@MoswenMedia

4 жыл бұрын

@@SIKCAR No it just uses the integrated graphics

24:50 Regarding water pressure on pins, most modern faucets have aerators and looks like yours has one as well. Their purpose is to break up the water jet and introduce air bubbles, leading to a very soft flow which doesn't splash around and also reduces water waste. That jet would never have enough force to bend pins. Now if you remove the aerator giving it full blast, if you use a garden hose or the car jet, that's a different league and all bets are off. Applying some common sense instead, if you can still stand around holding the board and washing it without getting a shower yourself, it should be safe enough.

i fixed a gtx 780 ti with the backplate removal and a good scrubbing.. Love this channel!

I have fixed some rams by rubbing the golden contacts with a rubber eraser (✏️ eraser) and then cleaning the contacts with some isopropyl alcohol and clean cloth. You should try it too yes man.

I fixed an old monitor that wouldn’t come on by replacing 3 expanded capacitors. Cost me about 30 mins and less than $2.

try to reflash the bios on the 2 broken cards... i had multiple 460's suddenly corrupt their bios and using a second gpu to boot and reflash the broken card revived them again in my case

@Tasha-en2of

4 жыл бұрын

Is there anything extra needed to reflash a bios? Besides a pc with the working gpu?

@SianaGearz

4 жыл бұрын

@@lithiosking5687 Yes Man already has a test clamp and a CH341A SPI/I2C adapter, this is ample to fix the flash. but he failed at attaching the test clamp.

I love how a day trip to Tech YES Waterworld saved the server board. Made my whole day. #DadMan

Congrats, especially for the dual board

This is the reason I subscribed to this channel years ago. Great stuff Bryan!

You have become my favorite techtuber recently. I love all the stuff you do from editing, music choices, refurbishing/selling, unorthodox cleaning, input lag testing, story time. Theres just so much you put into your videos outside of typical performance benchers that make your videos so worthwhile and much more unique than other techtubers! Thanks again for making these vids! Fav method was Waterworld and actually all of them tbh. I bought a gtx 1070ti that seems to have a problem with rust and corrosion due to liquid corrosion, so it would not boot. However I am looking at Hypersonic Cleaners on youtube that people have used on phones to get rid of water damage. I have used a Thermaltake thermal paste remover(1 and 2 bottles) to get rid of some of the corrosion since it was citrus baser which also works well with copper but haven't tested the card yet again.

@RamenRiderX

4 жыл бұрын

Also can you take a look at this thread? www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/eps2r7/amd_gaming_and_input_lag_responsiveness_omega/

Oh weird, POV were a big thing back in the day, I'm surprised you never heard of them.

@hardwarecollector2097

4 жыл бұрын

A few years ago i had a GTX 580 3GB "Turbocharged" from POV. The card performed good, but it ran pretty hot. I think POV no longer produces graphics cards. Never heard from them again.

@bdhale34

4 жыл бұрын

Point of View was the name of a software developer as well not sure if they are one and the same but there's that too.

@hardwarecollector2097

4 жыл бұрын

@@bdhale34 Point of View and its overclocking company TGT had to file for bankruptcy in 2016. Thats why you wont hear from them anymore.

Awesome vibes and music to go with it, cheers!

Your unorthodox methods is one of the reasons i enjoy watching your videos! Thanks for sharing with us your success on bringing back to life all those electronic components! i call it the Lazarus project! lol :-)

I work as an aircraft mechanic and if we need to clean any electrical parts the only thing that is approved that we can use is WD-40, not even contact cleaner is allowed but WD-40 is. Don't mind the hate you clearly know what you are doing! Favourite tech channel on KZread by a landslide. Well done brother

Love the "Yes Tech City" content - keep it comin' !!

Slap that 390 on the dual xeon board! Cant wait for that build, keep it up YES man

Thank you Brian, I really enjoy the Tech Yes love you give to those mobos and gpus.

I love you're videos man. Keep them coming. One of the best tech channels on KZread.

Old fashion! Back in 90`s, when I used to fix TV, VHS, Stereos, any electronic device and when they where dusty, this was the best solution to see better the problems for repairing. Thanks for bringing back those memories! You are the man!

This video I enjoyed quite a bit.. Cheers!

Bro this man is a genius. He literally just got a whole bunch of great parts for free lol.

Defo enjoying the longer vids Bryan, need me a tech yes waterworld in the U.K.!

When it comes to cleaning PC parts it either works or doesn't, I personally enjoy seeing someone else test out methods I would be to afraid to do myself. Thanks for all the tips and tricks and great videos.

Loving these videos mate, keen to see a dedicated video on that dual quad core Xeon and decent gpu.

@gausts

4 жыл бұрын

rip electricity bill

Good stuff, Love it.

I just accidentally stumbled on your video show. I love it I think what you’re doing is super great. I had no idea that you could use water around computer motherboards. So I’ll keep watching and you keep up the good work and you’re doing a lot of good work for mother Earth by saving those boards.

Love the content. I believe you and Stradman are currently my favourite channels! XD

Haters gonna Hate! The Tech Yes Lovin has always severed me well, first time I tried it was over a year ago I got a board that had a blob of thermal paste stuck in the socket, brake cleaner sprayed carefully and all was good it just dissolved the paste, haven't looked back since all my used parts get the same treatment Love the channel keep up the good work!

Loving the videos! Always cool to see Tech get rejuvenated :D Totally unrelated question, but what is the name of the outro song?? lol

Lovin the Tech YES WaterWorld

Gotta love these 80's synth tracks 🤩

Watching you clean parts is viscerally satisfying

I use an old "large bore hypodermic needle" or "IV catheter, large animal "from an equine vet, the pins fit inside needle and this makes it easier then a small flat head but huge props to you for offering to fix people's stuff that's really awesome.

"filthy JDM cars" 😂

it's an ABSOLUTELY FINE video !!! thanks for making youtube a good place !

i really enjoyed this series :D

That's proper Tech Yes hustle

Hey I recognise that evga GTX580 blower card! Glad to see you finally got around to testing it out Bryan. 👌🏼👍🏼

Dude i never knew you were a JDM car guy! That's awesome! What cars have you worked on?

This video gave me good vibes! Also, there's so much to be had going on about the dual Xeon and that different but identical Gigabyte boards. The r9 290x could be putted against the RX 5500, just to see how much, if any , the tech has jumped ahead.

@andreewert6576

4 жыл бұрын

WDYM "if at all"? 290X/390X were high-end cards, 290X beat nVidia's whole lineup until they released 780ti. The dies on these are absolutely humogous compared to 5500XT. So is power consumption per frame.

Hi i like your work and your patience for try and fix!!! I also suffer from "hands stuttering issue" at micro soldering, but sometimes if i don't drink cofee it helps.My hardest fix is bent pins on motherboard and i give you hands up on that!!! I have a small complaint from all reviewers,no one comments that we are stuck at 1080p/60+fps gaming for 10+ years at mainstream market ($200) and it is time to move on 1440p+/60+fps gaming for mainstream ($200),only a couple of gpus-monitors is at that range.Thanks in advance!!!

Hey, I have used brake cleaner and worked well thanks to you Bryan .

It is cool that you feature your old man in the videos, well done Bryan.

That pin alignment show-case is pretty relevant to me, recently. An old 775 board, I bought in 2007 (pre recession) ended up with a bent pin on the CPU mount. Never did fix it! Might be good to try out, based on this vid.

I love the retro music during the Broll Montages

Great content hoping you get back to LA soon and hunt down some awesome deals, I'm building a 10 station gaming Lan and need a Yoda 😊

Damn, Tech YES Waterworld is outta control!

As long as you rinse with alcohol or distilled water giving a bath is not a bad thing. Although with a few transducers in a sink you could make your own ultrasonic cleaner that works better than any brush or tool could.

And whoo is that wild hair man ??? And kudos TYC - agein super video !!

Look at it this way: If you want to try your hand at micro-soldering again, you have a bunch of motherboards and cards to practice on.

@tanmaypanadi1414

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same but he runs a business it's not really worth his time .un less we watch it

@mybrainmeatshurt

4 жыл бұрын

@@tanmaypanadi1414 Yeah, I do get that. In my case, I've done that where I work, because I do get paid for it, and the time and effort is peanuts compared to the production downtime that would result from getting a new board and tweaking Windows and whatever proprietary software to run on it. Especially if it's an older board with ISA slots. By then it's faster and easier to fix the board and get the whole thing back to whatever machine it was attached to. For home systems? It better be a top-end board, otherwise they're better off with a new computer.

I bought a ryzen 5 1600 with a bunch of bent pens like a week ago for $75 and it's all good and currently in use. Bent pins have always been my specialty too.

Dude, you are inspirational :)

Nice hard work

I enjoy every video you do Yes. Edit: I even watch the ads for ya!😉✌

For the dual x58 board coolers.... I have the Asus dual x58 atx board as my virt server and I used dual hyper 212 black coolers with 4 Mobo standoffs screwed into the cpu backplate. That gave mine solid contact and didn't have to try and replace that stock back plate that's glued on

Why are you 10x better than Linus tech tips.. dudes humour is cringy, you on the other hand is very straight forward with a very mature personality! You deserve more subs

Thanks for inspiring me using older parts and modernizing to play current triple a titles. My only new part is my ssds everything is all used.

I've been working in the electronic sector for a long time. Over 20 years, actually. Anyway, it's the internet and I could be anything, right? Well, you can wash electronics however you want (almost), as long as you don't have any electricity flowing while doing it. Also, next time, you might want to "bake" your components before putting power back to them. As a small amount of humidity stuck into the package might make them explode. That's the reason why we use humidor and also "bake" the parts before using them in production. This is also why we like using IPA so much, it evaporates at room temp while also dissolving a lot of "dirt". Also, I really don't know how you do it, but the only way I can actually make money out of selling used hardware is by using broken hardware that I fix. Which brings me nicely to your question. Usually, diagnosing and fixing broken hardware takes me between 30 and 120 minutes, depending on what's wrong with it. And parts wise, most of the time we're talking less then 10 USD. You can also salvage parts off other cards, if you can't find them new. This will usually be less expensive. But it's the equipment that's expensive, the good soldering irons, the hot-air station and the microscope. Diagnostic wise, some people get away with a multi-meter, but for what I do and the speed I'm going at, I need an oscilloscope and a bench power supply.

Its funny how many people think you cant wash a PCB. At some factories certain fluxes are required to be sprayed off with water so they go through what's quite similar to a giant dish washing machine. So long as it's allowed ample time to dry afterwards it'll be 100% fine

Damn I'm actually amazed you wash the components. The fact you're doing it for so long is just mind blowing for me. I would understand you'd be using distilled water but tap water wow! I guess all it really takes to remove all excess metal particles is just to blow them away! I'll probably try this someday if I get the chance to do it.

I had a GTX 480 back in the days from Point of View. After replacing its blower cooler with a nice triple fan aftermarket gpu cooler from arctic, it ran since 2011 with a brutal ~30% OC just fine till I upgraded in late 2017! I'm living in Germany and Point of View isn't even a common brand here, but you can find and buy graphics cards from them from online retailers even today!

Keep doing you brother. Ever think about trying to repair older and newer game consoles? Would love to see you take a crack at them.

I wish to have one of your pc build....love all your vids. :)

I once brought back a dual 771 mobo by washing as well feels good man

I had the same GTX 285 like 11 years ago. It was frome Palit. Back in the days you would generally find the exact same graphic card branded differently from a variety of manufacturers. But eventually they were all made by Palit which was the largest graphic card producer in the world.

0:48 That ram is standard PC3-10600R, R means Registered (buffered). It's mainly used in servers where the buffers add extra latency but allow for more ram on the motherboard. It also generally doesn't work with consumer motherboards, nor with many workstation motherboards. With both cpu's installed you could install 6 x PC3-10600R 8GB sticks for 48GB of triple-channel ram!

I resurrected a z68 2600k build which had a 1000W Gold PSU, 8gb and a hd6970. Found it on the side of the road absolutely packed to the brim with dirt, branches and leaves, looked like complete garbage. The dirt was so bad and caked on from all the rain that would have made it in there that I just brushed it up and threw it in the dishwasher. Everything in that build worked which was amazing. Only casualty was the sliders on the dishwasher, they're a bit crunchy from the dirt so I'll be using the tap from now on. Had a thought for the dual X58, I bought an intel cooler for a friends x58 which had a backplate and a screw on heatsink. They aren't fantasic for overclocking but it might work ok.

If it doesn't work, Hit it with brake cleaner! I use literally everything you mentioned on everything from cars to PCBs and I have done this for well over 10 years myself and NEVER have had an issue. CRC electronic cleaner is some really fantastic stuff for anything as it doesn't affect plastics as much as brake cleaner although it doesn't clean as good.

Hey hey Brian, happy new year! Long time viewer and love the yes tech channel. I got a suggestion for a video. Ryzen 3000G vs an older CPU in a similar spec’ed system. Just to see if it’s worth while getting an upgrade to it or stick with a price/perf PC?

That my friend looks like a cold weld, Just re-solder it it should be okay. I am not a professional, bit I solder a lot. That spot on this board most likely just needs to be heated so it permeates the joint. It is a little difficult to see in the video. But if you have someone else do it on a $60 board you will pay $120 an hour and it's not worth it unless it's a very expensive board. Edit addition: Do you know what WD 40 Stands for and what was its original use??? Scroll down to find out after you comment. Water Displacement 40th try and was used on rockets in the space program. 1960's kinda rockets.

@bobafett64

4 жыл бұрын

He could learn how to replace a cpu socket with a heat gun, flux and a soldering iron. Should not take that long to salvage a motherboard with an repairable cup socket. Could be worth it with some of the motherboards at least.

@SianaGearz

4 жыл бұрын

This is a nasty joint but it looks like it was already touched up at the factory, somewhat sloppily which is why it looks like this. The pin must have failed visual inspection when coming off a wave solder machine and the inspector redid it real quick and sputtered a bunch of flux around it. Cold joint is a possibility since it looks like a ground pin.

One Suggestion would be investing in a dehumidifier oven. Help dry out them boards with assurance. You could build one for the cheap too if you'd like.

I see Tech YES dad and I've got to upvote!

Like what I said in the last comments, the CMOS battery my dude, you never check them

@BenState

4 жыл бұрын

replace and recycle

Soldering is not bad I’ve done many boards I did one on my channel recently. It’s not as hard as many think, I’ve switched a couple broken sockets before. Saved thousands doing it $.

Pcb's are made of fiberglass and copper and various metals, brake cleaner does not affect any of those materials in a negative fashion. In the automotive world it only has the potential to eat certain types of paint that are usually rattle can based

I'm waiting for the day the Yes man finally takes the final step and learns to how to properly solder electronics. You can do it Yes man i believe in you! I bet once you get good at it, it shouldn't consume to much time.

Wow so inspiring videos :)

i got a ryzen 7 2700x for 50€ which had almost all pins bent. I spent 3,5 hours bending those back and got it running such as replacing my 1400 on 3,8ghz

Excited for new builds! Curious about the dual Xeon.

Thanks for all of those Ideas, I will try tomorrow to clean my old GTX 780, I bought it and it was very dirty, it suppose to work fine, but sometimes it starts to make a black screen, so I change the heatsink and still nothing, just black screen, so tomorrow morning I will clean it with detergent

Best fix of the day was getting Dad feeling like a new man

I used to be scared shitless of trying anything else than compressed air in my rig, and i treat my parts with surgical gloves. But i see a fine layer of dust on my components that won't come off, i'll try break-cleaner (maybe washing) in the near future. Also I've never taken apart my old gpu to change thermal-paste so i'll make it a habit.

@69tytyhar

4 жыл бұрын

be careful spraying the brake cleaner on the plastic parts it makes them bridal be sparring

I seriously learned something new today. You can wash a dead motherboard back to life. Insane.

Oh man, Point of View GPU... Back in the day i had Point of View GF 8400GS and i had so many issues with it. It would work fine with normal non-gaming usage and with 9 out of 10 games it would freeze both image and sound 5 minutes into the gameplay. The weirdest part was that i was constantly updating GPU drivers in the upcoming years hoping that would fix it (yeah, i was naive), and after 2 or 3 years it started working fine out of nowhere! I was super confused. Before that I've tried every single solution i could find on the internet (back then i was around 16-17-18) and it finally started working when i no longer needed it after 20+ driver updates. Up to this day i have no clue what was wrong with it and how drivers several years later made it work properly. It finally died when i tried to change thermal paste for the first time, i put too much and it spread all over the PCB, it was a cheap Gigatech (or something like that) paste with ~1$ tag so it was probably electro-conductive. Nowadays i use Arctic MX-4, better safe than sorry. Thanks for the trip down the memory lane :)

That Tech Yes Bend tho!? 👌

I used brake cleaner to clean the boards on diesel pumps and it worked great. If you do it right there's no issues.

The old man at the end... "Make sure you subscribe to Yes Tech City" lol

I had one of the Sapphire R9 390Xs prior to upgrading to a 1070, it treated me very well...

Could you please make a video about the 390 in 2020? They are less than $100 in the US and I want to buy one, but would you test it in some games against the rx 4 and 5 series cards? Being like you, I want the best bang for buck! Keep up the good work Bryan! You are basically my,mentor in pc parts!

This man is saving the pc master race with all the pcs he sells

Point of View were a reasonably well-known AIB back in the day. It's a Dutch company that's been around since the 90s. Never owned one of their cards myself, but you saw them around here in Europe. They were still making Nvidia cards right up to the Maxwell era, but declared bankruptcy in 2016 and got out of the graphics card business after that. They're still around though, but selling budget tablets and smart watches and things like that.

YO Bryan. Picked up a CyberPower computer on Facebook MarketPlace 2700X, 1660, 16GB, Hyper 212, AsRock Fatality mobo, 600w PSU. 2-500gb SSD for $375. Brand New out of the box. Keyboard and Mouse included. Cheers Mate

@mr.br4dga279

4 жыл бұрын

That is a really nice deal man have fun with the build

Really need to make sure all the water is off when you wash any pcb, BUT the issue is you won't be able to get the water out of the joints and or under the tiny components, but i saw you using a hairdryer, that's the only option. Washing pcb's in water you can cause minute spots of corrosion in the solder joints. Respect to you for going where others fear to tread :)