No need to apologize for anything Tech Yes Man! We feel ya! - hope you feel better and hope you get to see your son asap! - great video and great attitude - keep it up!

@Ryuuken24

2 жыл бұрын

Feel better, yeah, that is not gonna happen. If he could scape the country he should have.

@MrMcGreed

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryuuken24 -hope- you feel better... it's a wish for his well being... no need to bring it further down...

I love these kinds of videos so much. I remember fixing an old Socket 7 motherboard back in the day when I was a kid, by resoldering a 5 volt converter to the board that I ripped off an older 486 board. I didn't even know what the parts were at the time. I just knew it was broken/burnt and I had a part on another board with a similar number on it. It ended up working and I used it for a few years. Videos like this bring me back to those days.

I like how your video's have this personal touch. You really care about what you're doing and that's what matters!

This video put a huge smile on my face! 😃 It is great being a part of the tech community, surrounded by so many great people!

I hope things work out with your son. I can't imagine the pressure that puts on you. Keep up the good work. I truly enjoy your videos. I've been building PCs since 1986 when I built my first PC clone with a 286-10. I still build my own PCs and I'm now 75.

@biggieb1

Жыл бұрын

V5555

I just picked up my daughter from preschool and listened to your video on the way home. I hate being away from my kids for even one day so I feel for you and hope you can see your son soon. Cheers!

Another great video. I hope you can get to Japan very soon!

@brokencreationlordmegatrol3037

2 жыл бұрын

Australia seems to be one of the most strict country when it comes travel so I think it's more his government not letting him travel less so japan

@ogbenchmarks7127

2 жыл бұрын

@@brokencreationlordmegatrol3037 Yep. Australia has been strict, but I think they have been loosening up recently.

I love this style of PC content. I have been fixing PCs since 1995 and love the content you share Peace & love from the USA

@KRAVER_

2 жыл бұрын

you should look for an IR reflow machine instead of a heat gun there cheap now. Got mine in 2009 and paid $3000 for it. there like $500 now for a decent one. you dont need the BGA reballer just the IR to reflow.

I'm glad at least one of the three boards managed to spring back to life. I'm very gracious about that to be openly honest. The other two I really wanted to see suddenly wake up, but there's only so much that can be done tbh. Also I don't have cats! I have dogs! Your suspicion is right though, I think it's because I had so much dog fur from my recently passed away Australian Shepherds that it ended up; unfortunately short circuiting the Maximus VIII Formula motherboard. As for the OMEN it sounds like it is dead dead, and at least it lived a good three months haha. I think the lesson here is to on-occasion take out all of your computer parts and give them a good clean. Dust blower, cue tips, Isopropyl Alcohol, all that stuff if done once a year can hopefully keep your components alive for a little longer. Great Video! Keep up the Tech Yes Fixin' :)

The third memory stick was in the red in stead of the black, which could also be important. Woonboot, that is a floating home in Dutch.

We love you, Bryan. Don't worry about needing personal time off from the content creating 🙏👌🏻

That P6T Deluxe was the same motherboard I managed to "revive" with a good socket pin scrub, the two middle RAM slots weren't being recognized, so I gave them a bath in isoprophyl alcohol and scrub the socket with one of those antistatic brushes. Also, that board has the worst CMOS battery placement I've ever seen, vertically on a corner... I had to solder it back in place since the middle pin broke and the battery wasn't making proper contact and resetting every single reboot.

Keep it up Brian, we love our own Aussies doing the tech stuff. Your a champ in my mind. Wish we were friends. Stay safe, stay cool and keep around.

@auslad

2 жыл бұрын

is this a SCAM ?

Yes, I too live in Switzerland and built all of my family's PC with used/local parts. Picked up an Asus p9x79 Pro with i73820, 8x4GB of DDR3 1600 HyperXFury RAM, and a CoolerMaster Hyper 412S; this bundle was purchased almost three years ago for ~US$220. I've been running the motherboard as a daily driver since, although I did upgrade to E5-1680v2 (4.3Ghz OC) and a PCCooler (GI-D66A w/230W TDP). After selling off the CPU and Cooler, I basically got the motherboard for about ~US20.

I sincerely hope you get to see your son soon brother. I can only imagine how hard the last 2 years have been.

I've had two GPUs in the passed with lines and I managed to get them to a perfectly useable state by underclocking the memory by little as 100hmz. Cards a card when you ain't got a spare just gotta load MSI Afterburner first! :)

Great music and multi screen edits for the teardown/cleaning sections lately Brian!

Welcome Back. Nice having you back. Hop you enjoyed being with your family :)

Daaaang i had that mini model of the Zotac 1070, was a great companion! Brian keep up your good attitude :) Always great to see you, greetings from Germany!

Great video once again Bryan 🥰🥳👍🤩! I’m glad you received my parcels 👍. Unfortunately magnesium was my first port of call and didn’t work but other treatments have provided a little bit of relief 😅 👍

Generally motherboard refused to turn on is usually points toward vrm power delivery having a faulty MOSFET or shorting to ground. And second thing is the CPU socket have a short life cycle if you constantly put in and take out the CPU too many times you will put the pins out of place and can short out something on the board resulting no post. Now the GPU with no post is a whole different situation as fault finding the board is tricky as you need thermal camera, voltage injection, digital multi meter with fine tips, knowledge and replacement parts

No judgement here, Brian. Past two years have been extraordinarily tough for everyone, but especially for people in your type of situation. Glad you are starting to feel that you can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and hope that you can get to see your son in the very near future. Almost as an incidental, really enjoyed this content!

It’s not easy to fly anywhere these days. We have tried twice to fly to Brazil to meet my wife’s family but the flight got cancelled each time. The first flight we booked before covid was even a thing and the date was right after the first lockdowns started. The second we booked after the first wave was over and we thought it would be ok in 2021. My wife hasn’t seen her family in 5 years since it is too expensive to fly from Sweden each year. Our plan was to go every 3 years but now it will be much longer. So while I personally have my family here I can still feel for you because I know what she is going through.

10:07 brian reading with his eyes closed !!

I'm glad your feeling better I've really missed your content!!!!! You got me started on this.

Please keep on Tech Yes Procrastinating - all the great videos with that addition make your channel, in my opinion. Thanks...

Hope you see your son soon. My kids are my heart, so, I know how you feel. This was a rollercoaster. Loved it!

The heat gun method is actually okay, but it's better to use a soldering blower that have temperature control, since the soldered connection in gpu is manufactured by machine, sometimes it have a cold joint on the connection, using a blower/heat gun can help reflow the cold joint

I sold a Motherboard, CPU, RAM bundle and 2 days later the buyer messaged me saying it wasn't working and could I take a look at it for them. So they bought it over installed in the case and straight away I saw the problem..... they had used a 6+2 PIN PCIE connector on the motherboard EPS connection. I found the 4+4 PIN connector tucked away in the back plugged it in and away it went..... kind of a novice mistake but everyone has to learn.... I didn't charge them a penny extra and also tidied up their cable management for them too :)

Am I really the only one who noticed a corrosive looking point under the top left VRAM Chip @5:13 ? Maybe John tried to clean the GPU as well and didn't let it dry long enough, causing it to stop outputting an image. After he put them aside and later sent them to you, the water caused the corrosion. So either way, I think the VRAM Chip is now faulty and 2 blame.

@Knebebelmeyer

2 жыл бұрын

dude....u have to make a contract with the Delta Force! You have ridiculous good optics!! its look like its a broken part from the vram chip! but i never ever...notice that!

@JFHeroux

2 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that's just thermal pad oil mate. Those things are not dry. They have some sort of oily substance in them. Normally not enough to run per se. But in any case, that's what I think it is. :) Cheers!

@BrandonWestfall

2 жыл бұрын

Considering multiple people commented this, no, you are not special.

@sixcoregamer9221

2 жыл бұрын

Let's assume only one vram chip is bad. If one bad vram chip is desoldered/removed, maybe the card will work fine again??

@JFHeroux

2 жыл бұрын

@@sixcoregamer9221 Whatever the reason the card is not functional, the oven method might work. It's worth a try. :)

Bryan, may you soon be again with your son I 🙏. You have been such a blessing and an inspiration to do many of us, thank you! We appreciate you! You have helped us through these past two years. Grateful for you good sir.

I definitely have sat around with “can yes fix it” on to get ideas while I try to fix faulty parts that have piled up.

Always enjoy the content. 2nd hand parts so addictive. Very happy to have just scored x570 Tuf Gaming plus under $100. Sept 2021 bios. Looks brand new with no issues whatsoever. Be great to see some content with newer 2nd hand parts (steals).

That 1070 is a prime heatgun candidate.

As a repairist (as hobby only, apart from full time job and part time degree), my success rate also drop, received parts (bought from 2nd part store / web etc.) are more curel then before, they are usually complete blown instead of know repairable issues. Looks like there are more people tried repairing and prevented some "easy fix" flowing into market.

As a healthcare worker, I would like to advice not simply to use magnesium for back pains as it may incurr some other unwanted effects. The best thing to do is to get a medical professional check it out. No hate or anything just some advice. Anyway I love your content and have been for sevaral years now. Thanks alot, I always love these types of videos where you intaract directly with your community.

Great upload as always,Thoroughly enjoy this sort of content attempting to fix and bring back life to problematic PC parts etc :) Hope you are well Brian :)

Bryan, I really hope you get to see your son soon. My son is the coolest person I know, and it would tear my heart out to not see him for two entire years. Nothing matters more. Also, I was refurbing a slightly dated gaming laptop (i7-4720HQ, GTX 960M, 16GB DDR3 C9) to give to a friend while I was watching your video. Cheers to everybody who fixes up older tech to make it new again and shares it with people who matter!

I have an old GPU who has similar issues but worse and only when some sort of 3D acceleration is happening which is really a mess you can't do anything with it, but i have found a use for it, i have it on NAS OMV-based server and since the server runs at 2D graphics when you boot it and the mobo won't boot without a GPU because it doesn't even have an internal one, the GPU being broken for 3D doesn't matter there cause terminal GUI (and even at BIOS) have no issue whatsoever. I have placed a fan beside it because it really needs it since it only has a passive cooling and it works wonders, but this is probably what damaged it in the first place from whoever had the card before me.

Had a problem with my rampage iv extreme detecting ram or not booting because of ram until I realized you are supposed to plug a floppy power connector in the spot right next to the 6 pin pcie power and it provides cleaner power to the ram slots. That fixed all of my ram problems right then

Back issues are horrible, I am permanently disabled due to mine and longer can work either. It's a rough thing to live with.

Regarding the SSD question at the end, I only use my pc for gaming, browsing and light office work (and I imagine a lot of people do), and I don't notice the difference between SATA SSDs and NVMEs at all. I went from a standard SATA SSD in my last build to a 980 Pro in my newest build. Does that game load 2 seconds faster now? Maybe, but I won't notice wether a game takes 8 or 10 seconds to boot up. Both is incredibly fast. Does Windows boot up faster? I wouldn't know, it was almost instantly there before, and it's almost instantly there now. I also rarely feel a difference when working with other PCs (except when they still have an HDD as a boot drive). And when flipping PCs, I usually choose a standard SATA SSD to save money.

@edwardtan1354

2 жыл бұрын

In most cases you won't feel the difference but if you watched Linus' videos especially in very niche use cases (IE storing some to be edited RAW footage via NVME you can see the difference in how Premier or After Effects is able to stream the data from the Server to the PC) since the decoding and encoding is done on the server side and the main PC is just "parsing" that data

@CaptainScorpio24

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwardtan1354 cn yuh link that Linus video

@daytimerocker3808

2 жыл бұрын

nvme is hardly more expensive and is much better if the board has an m.2 slot I always use it.

@ulysseslee9541

2 жыл бұрын

Due to architecture of SSD, it has better performance when get larger capacity like RAM has more channel memory does. so if u have money, try to get a larger SSD if u can, especially u choosing NVME SSD for your new PC after 2022, at least 500/512 GB or up but it is limit in 2TB due to the bandwidth of Bus(Pci-e GEN 3 or GEN4 or just using SATA), more over, more meaningful testing figure for SSD is to look the actual 4K Random/IOPS of the test/official number from manufacturer. For my opinion, Kingston A2000 series is better for value, reliability & performance.

@Xello99

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwardtan1354 exactly my point, and also the main takeaway of that video for me. Yes the NVME is theoretically better and there are niche use cases were they legitimately make sense to get. But for most of the time you won’t notice a difference, so when it comes to flipping PCs it’s one of those things where I try to save a few bucks

Hi there, I was so touched with what you said about your son. I can relate to that. Thank you.

@stephantheunissen8603

2 жыл бұрын

How do I. Im in South Africa?

keep up dude, i also see my son not often and it hurts af! but keep up, because your son ever will love you, so as you do ❤️

Hi Bryan, understand you have your heart on seeing your son again. Please hang in there. Theres no need to apologize or answer to your audience about your personal life. This year looks to be the year to travel overseas. Wish you all the best!!

Anyone of my fellow germans know a good alternative for that multi purpose spray he uses? BTW, love your videos man. I love the more down to earth builds compared to other youtubers, as well as making use of all the old parts. And the cleaning is always super satisfying!

@finnbianga4189

2 жыл бұрын

Bremsenreiniger

@h.b.5577

2 жыл бұрын

I recall Brian saying in a past video that his multi purpose spray is just the cheapest locally available wd40 so I'd just look for any cheap wd40 in your local hardware store.

@Xello99

2 жыл бұрын

@@finnbianga4189 echt? Ist das nicht nochmal was anderes? In älteren Videos hat er immer beides benutzt, Multi-purpose Spray und brake cleaner

@catriona_drummond

2 жыл бұрын

@@Xello99 Bremsenreiniger ist was anderes. Was er benutzt ist ein Multifuntionsschmierspray, er erwähnte mal dass er in Japan ein produkt names "CRC 5-56" benutzt hat - gibt es hier z.B. bei Amazon. Ich bin allerdings nicht so 100% sicher ab ich das auf meinen Motherbaords oder Karten haben will. Es verdrängt zwar ggf. das letzte bisschen Feuchtigkeit und macht das Board schön glänzend. Aber es legt halt auch einen feinen Schmierfilm drauf,der später mal Staub magisch anzieht. Will nicht wissen wie einige seiner Rechner nach einem jahr aussehen. Ich mutze es maximal zum Polieren von Metallteilen etwa an Gehäusen, wo man es auch mit dem Lappen gut verreiben kann. Dreckige Boards (ich bin im Retro-PC-Bereich aktiv, das ist oft quasi Erde drauf) lege ich in warmes wasser mit etwas Spülmittel, bürste sie anschließend under der Dusche gründlich ab und lasse sie eine Weile trocknen. Wenn das Board gut abgetropft ist, sprühe ich es mit 70% Isopropylalkohol ein - der hilft dem restlichen Wasser beim Verdunsten und bearbeite sie mit meinem Fön bis insbesondere unter den RAM, CPU- und Kartensockeln keine Wasserbläschen mehr herauskommen. Dann stelle ich sie ein paar Tage in die die Ecke. Nur wenn irgendwas metallisches korrodiert ist, gebe ich ggf. ein bisschen Kontaktspray oder CRC 5-56 drauf.

the rampage IV ex is a motherboard I have once lived with, it has a notorious cold start fault and warming the board up with a hairdyer for a bit will get it booting, worth a try just get it all setup with and ready to go, then just wave hot air around the board to bring it up to temp should fire it up right away, should also start in warm enviroments over 33c or there abouts, I really do hope you see this because this was a common fault with Rampage IV Exteme owners, the best solution keep it running, and keep a hair dryer handy to warm it up in the case of cold start fault. the cold start fault started showing up on these boards around 2014 as the came out at the end of 2011 most just lived with it after learning how to make them boot.

@yorkyswe

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, I was going to write this but looked to see if there was a post already. This trick does work and looks like the board is suffering from cold start problems.

Oh man DFI, wow. I still remember my DFI lanparty with a opteron 165, and the crazy fsb overclock! Epic.

the lines on the screen of the 1070, you need to oven it at 195c for 8 minutes and it can sometimes fix it... it usually an issue with the soldering micro balls of the FPGA disconnecting, so not all memory chip are connected fully, to the GPU controller (gpu die).

Hey Brian, the Rampage IV Extreme has a temp issue that stops it from booting. I've got 2 of these with this issue, apparently caused by a faulty LN2 sensor on the board. When mine don't boot I warm them up with a hairdryer (max heat from about 20cm) and they turn on after 10-20 seconds of heat, maybe 30 if stubborne. (I also live here in QLD and they still have this issue in summer) Might be worth a shot.

No need to apologize man, we understand ! Hopefully you get to see your son soon... Loved the video and as always I can't wait to check the next one

love u yes man been watching for years. keep up the good work

No apologies, just happy to see you.

I feel your pain on Japan. I have three granddaughters in Kobe that I haven't seen since March 2020

Yes……..the stabbing part is alot of work. I have somebody here in my city that does the repair work on motherboards and graphics cards. He has all the proper tools and that helps.

That can you use (on the memory slots) is like WD-40 that's great stuff too 🤗 can use it on your cardoor rubbers so they don't freeze togheter 👍 used WD-40 on cleaning my ps4 and my pc.

Feel so sorry about the situation.

Bryan the motherboard fondler. I can see the headlines now.

Bryan: has son who lives in Japan Joey/TheAnimeMan: Lives in Japan Joey is Bryan's son confirmed

Love your honesty hope you see your kid soon ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

is multi purpose spray the same as wd-40?

Do a mass fix it video for all the busted gpus?

The "f***" song just made me laugh so f***ing hard hahaha

I've had several motherboards that either wouldn't come up at all or would fail in the POST process somewhere and hang on boot. No fireworks or nasty abrupt shutdown, just one day wouldn't come up. Like an old person dying in their sleep, that's how most of your electronic devices are going to fail. Asus good with pilot and POST LEDs but my old Crosshair V indicator for CPU was lit red so I bought a compatible Sempron on Amazon dirt cheap and it still wouldn't boot. The old CPU would boot in a different AM3+ board and so would the Sempron. Most of the boards that I had crap out this way had already gotten a lot of use and no new BIOS updates were being written so I ended up chucking them. Probably an upset failure that picked that particular time to give up the ghost.

hi, 26:35 it depends on the IO, some have use a part of the bios, to work. the 3 boards , dead normaly have some power rails down 3.3v. 5v, 1v... is need to check first, best way is to compare to a working one :

You're a champion, keep your head up mate

that person fixing stuff wouldn't be? ( Paul Daniels ) up north of you his channel is great i watch alot of guy's in UK to you know they talk about you to in UK great stuff Bryan your great i recon now !!!!

Can't wait to see the international parts hunts videos coming back into the chamber

No need to apologize to anyone. I'm a dad and I'll be damed if anyone has the nerve to tell me I don't see my kid enough and when I can see her. You be you guy, do what's necessary in your life.

Don't heatgun. Moat modern cards break due to power delivery issues. And can be fixed by someone knowledgable. Putting the heay gun on it just is going to do nothing good. Most of gpus will not suddenly work by getting a bath.

What a lucky son. He's got super cool father with super cool hobby. 😆

going the technician route, goodluck...definitely a good watch.

same problem we havent seen our family in the Philippines 3 yrs now we are going in May this year Bryan love your channel Bryan very good as usual Paul Daniel channel is very good he is up your way in north Queensland i think fixes pc and mack's

Oh I murdered many DFi Lanparty's back in the day as the big thing was overclocking single core Bartons and Mobile AMD chips to run stable 3ghz and I got my name up in the list over on Overclockers quite late in the day as I found a lovely Mobile that with a peltier setup I could run at the magic 3ghz stable but the vmodding was insane... it lasted a month before the Lanparty melted finally but had scored :D

Hope you get to see your kid. I myself would be beside myself if I couldn't see my kids. Best of luck and keep up the videos.

at 25:42 just curious as to why you have a GPU installed at this stage of troubleshooting? is there an F-series chip in there that requires a GPU?

The Maximus sound like a dead short. W n a board powers up and then quickly powers right down it’s probably the power supply shutting off due to that short.

Brian, your statement regarding Bios flashing a dead motherboard being futile is incorrect. I have recently resurrected a ASROCK Z170 Pro4 after a failed bios update(It hung due to a faulty USB Flash drive). Only the power supply fan would spin and a brief flash from the CPU fans led upon powering off. I reflashed the bios using an Ch341a Bios Eeprom USB Programmer and now the board is working perfectly.

Hope you get to see you soon soon Brian. It's criminal keeping you apart for so long like that 🙁

Been thinking about getting one of those bigger cleaners myself. I used to run a Epson wf 3640 printer and the print heads always dry out and stop working. I gave up and went back to a HP 9025 all in one that can sit forever and the print heads never get plugged with dry ink, it just prints till it runs out of ink. What machine did you get and how much US for it? I still might get one as you can super clean about anything that will fit. Love what you do and making old stuff live again and make a few bucks as well.

Great! PLZ give us a link for the ultrasonic cleaner!

I get you Bryan...hope you get to see your son very soon. I'm sure he's missing you too

I have the same X58 Asus Rampage III Extreme board you have Brian. I bought it off Facebook Marketplace, tested it, ran great. When I began putting it in my case and was on home stretch, I tried turning it on again and it wouldn't POST. Really soured me on Asus since you have a video about how great Asus boards are and feature that same X58 board in the video. Wonder if you would like a try to at reviving it because I've tried everything - Changed the RAM, CPU, PSU..etc Upon further research I found it this was a common thing with this particular board; where it's working fine then all of a sudden doesn't and does exactly what mine does. Here's what happens, when powering on, the board's LEDs come on (though not all of them) on the 4 LEDs near the CPU that cycle through CPU, RAM, HDD and GPU, it'll get stuck on RAM. With some combinations it'll give me some beeps but nothing comes on screen.

@PileOfEmptyTapes

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like it might be BIOS bit rot at fault. In which case you might be lucky, as this board has socketed dual BIOS chips. First of all, reseat those, as contact issues are not uncommon among socketed chips of all kinds (a bit of contact cleaner or at least isopropyl alcohol may not hurt). Next switch to the secondary BIOS chip and see how that goes. If successful, you will have to research how to properly reflash both chips. It is generally recommended to replace flash chips prone to bit rot with more dependable specimens.

@PrometheusOfVideos

2 жыл бұрын

@@PileOfEmptyTapes I do recall seeing that the BIOS chips to most likely be the culprit for this issue...I've tried switching BIOS but haven't reseated / cleaned them as you recommended. Though what was also telling was not all the normal LEDs were turning on as that board has lots of them, like the RAM LED that tells you how much power you're giving it, like 'Normal' to 'High' with red, yellow and green but those were off. Would the BIOS rot be the cause of all that? I've begun to move on from x58 to a Ryzen system which I have yet to build. As much as I love x58 the lack of AVX is preventing me from playing certain games.

@PileOfEmptyTapes

2 жыл бұрын

@@PrometheusOfVideos I imagine a lot of the onboard indicators are ultimately software controlled directly or indirectly (there may be stuff on a serial bus like what's used for fan control and temperature readout), so would require a working BIOS. As iconic as LGA1366 is, you'll probably be thrilled with a new system. Aside from the AVX issue, X58 rigs tend to be notorious power hogs as well, with idle power sitting at 80-100 W pretty much no matter what you do. Modern systems can be remarkably efficient if you let them. Throw in 2-3 times as much computing power as a hexacore LGA1366 CPU even on a modest Ryzen 5600X, plus proper 6 GBit SATA, properly fast native USB 3, onboard M.2 and PCIe 4.0, and you can tell that things have progressed a fair bit over the last 12 years after all. I can't say I agree with every single development, notably cases dropping 5.25" drive bays almost entirely in the interest of even more airflow... that's getting a bit too single function for my tastes there. I deliberately went with an older model case for my current build for this reason... I'm not much of a gamer at all but do need to rip a CD once in a while. Went from a Xeon L3360 (basically a C2Q Q9550S) on socket 775 with DDR2 to an i7 11700... talk about a bit of a jump. ;) (I was tempted to go AMD but the long-standing USB issues and others with C-states kind of scared me off. The last thing I need is audio dropouts.)

Nvidia mats - often no picture or artefacts are from faulty memory (common problem with 10xx/20xx/30xx cards). Shows exactly what memory bank is at error. certain cases may also be dead memory controller in gpu. Also try as secondary card and look what bios it has. Seen many cards with either dead bios chip or some wierd/faulty bios flashed in ;) + test 12v, 5v and 1,8v rails to see are they there and what they are. seen cards with just a blown fuse (usualy long time miners). I learned lot from Tech Cemetery videos. Hes awesome at resurecting video cards and gives detailed describtion what and why he does.

Wishing the best for you to see your son soon.

I hope and pray you'll soon be able to visit Japan and meet your son, Bryan

Maybe that GTX 1070 has dead vram, so only thing that will fix it is replacing the falty vram with working vram.

@videogamefreak221122

2 жыл бұрын

Guy who commented is a scammer, don’t message them

@AmdUlkoinen

2 жыл бұрын

@@videogamefreak221122 I allready know and thanks for a real reply!

For the Asus viii board try checking under the PCIe slots I had the same board and had it die on me with a chip under the 2nd PCIe slot getting very hot with no life at all sometimes the lights light up until I try to power it on... IDK if changing the chip would fix it cuz j have it in my closet atm and just bought a new one.

Well, Brian, you only human !!!!

If you ever get an appropriate board for the 9600k, a future video on how no extra threads works in 2022 gaming would be awesome. Moved onto a 5800X from that processor.

I feel your pain. I work 5 to 7 days a week and not being around my boys all that's possible tears me up. Love everything you do. You're an inspiration. 😚 no homo

I really need to get back up to QLD for a holiday last time was pre covid for a friends wedding havent been back since. Need to see them again and maybe catch up for a brewskie with you

I probably have faulty ram slot on my motherboard. Everytime I clean up my pc, without taking them apart. a single love tap on my ram will render it undetectable. I have to take it off several time and put it on oh so gently each time until it detected.

You can salvage the dead gpus, dont trash them. If you come cross same product with faulty cooling, you can just swap between.

i calculate the price of shipping to send two motherboard to Canada to Australia the prices is $145.86 in Canadian dollars ho my sorry Bryan to expensif ..😂🙃 keep going , i learn a lot form you ...👍

I watched 1000s component level repairs, and the biggest thing that kills GPUs permanently is people doing the heat gun thing. If you watch repairs very few are cracked solder balls under the GPU, and if it is, and a heat gun works, there is a 80% chance it will die again latter, ie, when a balls cracks it oxides, and when it's heat gunned the inclusion/oxide ends up in the ball and it cracks again. In repairs 25% are dead cores, ie, not economical to fix, with 75% being other stuff on the PCB, ie, not the core.

As the used equipment ages (X79/X99), it would be great to see you partner with a local version of a "Louis Rossman"; to work some micro-electrical magic.

See the glass can be filled. It gives you hope.

Hey, Brian, love the videos! I had a question - when you buy parts, either new or used, for pcs to sell that come with boxes, do you throw them out or give them to the buyer?

I appreciate these type of videos!!!