this is how you fix a broken heart, I mean card. this could have easily been a valentine's day special lol.

@hofas69

Жыл бұрын

😂

@JohnChrysostom101

2 күн бұрын

Looool

Dude your board level repairs are phenomenal. You know anyone can develop the basic abilities to do some of the work you do, but there are few and they are far between that know as much about board level repair as you do and are able to execute it so well .. I am happy to watch you work sir!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

The commentary was the best 🤣 👍

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

I worried. I thought I'd have to take it down

@Morpheus-pt3wq

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair it´s alright, just don´t start doing therapy for hardware parts 😉

OH MY you have done so much ways just to give life back on the 3070. I almost said to my self while watching, if i am the one who's repairing that GPU i will give up, but you dont, thats what we call DEDICATION TO WORK. Good job mate

@Brandon9400

Жыл бұрын

How much did it cost?

@propcusto

Жыл бұрын

@@Brandon9400 i dont have any idea mate, maybe ask @northwestrepair

@northwestrepair

11 ай бұрын

@@Brandon9400 i think it was 80 bucks or so

holy shit. this is the most entertaining repair video i have ever watched. had me in stitches. so glad i found this chanel.

I can't find myself backing up and replaying because I would be laughing so hard. I thought I'd miss something and sure is sugar I did. This was by far The most entertaining repair I've ever seen. Edit Not only would it be good if you could turn them on with a button. It would be fantastic if you could turn them off as well.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

I agree. People need an off switch

@andreabc1469

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair 😁

Great stuff as always and liked the little twist with the story

His sense of humour is as good as his engineering skills-wow!

Dude, I love the content, this video was hilarious every little analogy you made had me chuckling.

Wow, your new commentary style is amazing! And of course, great job.

dont know how this hasnt gone viral yet. i shared it in the hardware unboxed discord. hopefully this vid gets more views.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

thanks !

@oscarmike47

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair no worries. its now also on a few other oficial discords and i on the linus tech tips forums. good luck with the channel my dude.

that card belongs to the streets

I love your repairs but this time the commentary was on a whole new level of entertainment, Keep it up.

this kind of repair show reallity when we found problems on the way, not always a repair becomes perfect at the first chance, then i love this video

Just wanted to say you do a fantastic job and if I ever have GPU problems I'm coming your way

That was bad to the bone brother! I hope I never have any GPU Card issues in the future, but if I do I would contact you, just amazing work, & great sense of humor!

Loving the narration on this one !

What a video can't stop laughing 😅.

Amazing Tony , im so glad she is saved !

thanks a lot, this one was amazing xD loved the commentary

What a love story! :D Crackin episode man fantastic

Man I love your videos and can't wait for next repair. Keep it up! And thank you for sharing your experiments with us. I don't know if anyone mentioned it but I saw a knocked cap on 5:02 between Gpu and ram chip.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

its soldered like that from factory.

@ReisHarman

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair oh sorry. thanks for the reply.

Legendary reapir lol the commentary and referencing was perfect lmao 👑👑

One of my favorites. I hate to admit it but I watched 7 of your videos today. I gotta get a life but these are just so enjoyable and fun to watch. Love your dry sense of humor!! Your skills are AMAZING!!

Great video , thanks for posting

Jolly good show chap, well done.

Lol by far my fav video you’ve done I’ve seen lol I love your humor lol ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂

The humor in this episode is pretty fresh and I love it. Hilarious.

Really enjoyed

Amusing, great job, enjoyed

Great video! Love the humor!

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

nice

Good job, so hard to find missing components if you are not looking for that. And say i pray they dont use underfill on these cards(actually that underfill would help cuz it makes chips a bit flexi good for long saggy cards), i hate it phone boards has way smaller cpu than graphic cards and filling that shit under them makes everything more hard. I admire your work a lot..

Awesome video

Great video!

You are legit comical man. You had me rolling with some of these comments.. I am not easily please... Well done!

Best repair channel so far more educational than northridge fix

Dude i like your videos!!

dude is like a GPU whisperer..... fondling with her boards.... pressing the right buttons... rubbing the right slots... finally turning her on...🎉❤

What i know, there is no water blocks that fits 30 series Ventus cards. So that was a bad idea from the begining. But i digress, this was a great video. So much effort!

LOL, loved this one, thanks

The commentary was painful to listen to, but I have to say you really went far and beyond

this is insanely cool and also hilarious

Omg that thumbnail was the best thumbnail I've ever seen

Great content! Card with daddy issues 🤣 Love your references and work! Fun, inspiring and old school professionalism! Keep it coming 👌

Love the references made me laugh alot 😂

Man you need to charge additional for those pads if you're not. You should also charge for customizing pad thickness. You're not fixing a light bulb - you're fixing a board with an insane amount of layers and complex circuitry! Then on top of that you're not just throwing on spec pads and sending the gpu back - you're making sure everything is perfect for cooling and longevity.

Loved the humor on this one .

Nice job

Laughing so hard. Another great vid! Ty.

Half the fun of computers is experimenting but sometimes it backfires. I'm not sure of the repair cost in this case, but the card owner has learned something.

Very funny version of a card repair! 👌

Commentary is to good 😊👍

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Things got off to a rocky start but after a bit of difficulty, you fixed her memory so she can play again! Best relationship adv... GPU repair ever!

I wonder, how much time did you spend repairing it? Also, when you do something that doesn't fix the issue, like re-balling the die itself, does this increase repair cost much? Asking because I recently discovered that it costs ~$120 locally to re-ball a GPU die, regardless whether it fixes things or not...

As you have disassembled so many different card models and with EVGA being out of the question nowadays, what are your personal best models to go for, for the nvidia 4000 series when it comes to build quality (proper cooling & thermal pads) ?

It is interesting to see that the ZQ resistors (120 ohm) are also important.

@finco7726

Жыл бұрын

I think all the components on the board are "only" important ones :)

lol good commentary very funny good job thanks

Too real man too real

What size pads did you use?

Great job! How long did it take?

From your videos I've definitely picked up that you don't like Micron memory. so a bit of a curious question here. my old RX 580 has micron memory, and was able to overclock memory by 200mhz on that card. my newer 6800 xt has Samsung memory and it doesn't like me adjusting that slider at all. I understand that doesn't necessarily translate to quality of the part, but why might this be?

Poor girl. Happy ending. You should keep her since you worked so hard on rehabilitating her.

You’re awesome 😂

Im so glad she knows what time it is, that makes such a difference! 😅👍 The way you talked about this card is kinda disturbing btw 🤣🤣

You’re giving her sweet love to that card 😂

"so, let's remove her head .... give her a new set of balls.." I LOLed...

Excelent video!! I've always wondered: asumming every other part of the video card is in perfect condition, how long a reballing would last?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

There is no reason for reball to not last. Throw it against a brick wall and reball will not last.

@finco7726

Жыл бұрын

reballing is not baking (heating-in an oven), when the GPU is okay there's no reason it not to last

men of culture. should be rated R

This was funny good job

i had a card from kfa2 that was defected but no signal! no shorts but on the 1.8v line i read a short to ground!! a dead shot, but without any damage. is that possible that this card has a dead gpu? the repair shop said it was a no fix cause of dead gpu! but no shorts on any powerline and gpu takes no current at all!

When the pimp falls in love 😀 story telling

This is epic than Netflix

WHat is that sort of metal cable type thing you put next to the core when you're resoldering it?

@n4_ku

Жыл бұрын

I think its some kind of thermometer.

so using watercooling can knock off some transistors? and those are preventing it to heat up?

@northwestrepair

8 ай бұрын

Not the use but the installation

Amazing commentary xDDD

I may be a sick person but at a certain point I get turned on by your comments. Thanks again for sharing your experience, I learn a lot and I also get excited. I need a doctor.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

🤮

I literally felt like I was listening to gta5 radio of that one love guru guy fixing a gpu.

@northwestrepair In your experience, how likely is that a repaired GPU would develop the same fail after a few months of usage, is this something you have seen happen and if so, often?

@nicekeyboardalan6972

Жыл бұрын

as long as no one rips of those resistors i think it will be fine

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Yep

Treating women like an object: disapprove Treating object like a women: approve

Another awesome repair, I have a random question, is it possible to add more memory chips to a gpu if it has extra pads to add them to or will that cause issues? I noticed some cards have extra pads that are unoccupied that you could add more memory chips to those spaces

@pottingsoil723

Жыл бұрын

The answer is sometimes in certain situations. There's a video on YT by fxbbm called "Doubling VRAM? Upgrading an RX 480 from 4 to 8 GB" if you want to see what that looks like.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

On top of finishing the circuit and adding chips, It will be very time consuming to find bios version that will match. And it will give no performance gain from what I heard.

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

@@pottingsoil723 doubling memory is different from adding memory. Besides, 400 and 500 4gb and 8gb series AMD cards are identical so no wonder.

@SkateClipsAndTips

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair interesting, so in conclusion it's not worth the time to fill those unoccupied pads with more memory chips

@fleurdewin7958

Жыл бұрын

@@SkateClipsAndTips Not to say not worth the time. It is not even doable. Lets say you have a RTX4070Ti, many AIB partner PCB has 2 unoccupied pads for memory chips because they share PCB with the RTX4080 that can populate all 8 of the memory pads. You only see 6 memory chips soldered to the board because it is running on a 192bit memory bus. Each memory chip contribute 32bit to the total memory bus width. Even if you go solder another 2 memory chips to the PCB, it is not connected to the memory controller in the GPU silicon, because the AD104 silicon max out at 192bit memory bus. You can either put 6 or 12 memory chips to hit that 192bit memory bus. Nvidia will also physically fused off memory controllers in the silicon in the case of the 8GB version of RTX3060, you cant put 6 memory chips to enable 192bit memory bus from a 128bit .

"I can fix her"

You can turn her on with a button...its a money transfer button. Works 100%.

That was great story! Especially for me learning English!!! 😅😂

sky net vibes :)

Was wondering if you could fix my 6900xt think it's MOSFETs and a ram chip being corroded with no display posting....

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Contact link in description.

lmao, this one had me in stitches

Great job but would the repair cost be enough to buy a second 3070ti ?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Repair cost was 120 bucks I think.

10/10

watching this video makes me want to ship my 3060ti to you in a heartbeat lol

Love your red pill jokes!!!

Hey nice vid !! Can you add the GDDR6X pinout on your google drive ??

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

It's on discord. I keep things up to date there. At least I try

@Falantone

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair Ok thx a lot for the reply 👍

What’s the power draw tester you use

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

Diy

@torridersnow9417

Жыл бұрын

@@northwestrepair would you be willing to a video on how you made it? Or just some files

I think iam in love ❤

Would you be able to rank the GPU brands according to your overall opinion? I believe it would be nice for individuals who seek for the best brand of graphics card to purchase. Sorry for the poor English.

@finco7726

Жыл бұрын

depends also on model series... f.e. Ventus were/still are? the worst from MSI I think

@rexizs6767

Жыл бұрын

@@finco7726 Well, you are correct, however an some type of tier list would be good. There is so many gpu brands or models that suck

What is the name of the ram holder?

@northwestrepair

Жыл бұрын

bga jig

10:41 Is this pasta roller ?

So yes we must check those missing components before counting her down and out. Beginning to think graphics chip problems. So the last time the cat who owned her never had a picture again after the last re-paste on the water block. But those resistors may have been the cause of the memory chip failure @ c-0. Costing Renaldo money. A water block would certainly let her run flat out.

Now we are talking !

nice repair watering this garden with a comment come on yt algorithm

Which memory you are recommending? Micron or Samsung

@nicmate2543

Жыл бұрын

Forget Micron…he said it in previous repairs