Will be tackling the used monthly parts hunt soon, if you have any special requests let me know!

@disabledcable685

5 жыл бұрын

Be curious how much pascal cards and i7 2600k-6700k's are going for. Gotta be some sweet ultrawide 1440p 100+hz used builds floating out there if ya got that Bogan magic...

@EpicGamingEct

5 жыл бұрын

nice video was wondering if you ever run into a i7 750 socket 1156 please send it too me I will pay you need one for a build Stridder37@hotmail.com and that board looks like a oem intel so you can start their for bios !!! dependent on year

@funpupwalkers

5 жыл бұрын

Russian accent. That's all I need

@bonnome2

5 жыл бұрын

I missed a modified Bob the Builder theme song! "Can Brian fix it?! YES he can! "

@adamek1xd

5 жыл бұрын

Could you test i7 5950hq(mobile/resocketed, from asian ebuy) on z97 board with r9 fury vs gtx 1660s?

you saved me on 2 occasions thank you... the first my Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 Gaming kept giving me code 36 and uninstalling the nvidia drivers I took it apart and sprayed the pcb down with brake cleaner I put new thermal pads and the card has been working for a year now no hiccups the second time was far more brutal I had bought a Asus z270 AR combo (cpu mobo heatsink) upon removing the heat sink there was so much paste literally a half a tube had paste everywhere even in the socket I was freaking out then I remembered the tech yes way Thanks Bryan thermal paste on pins has no chance against brake cleaner saved my build

That Z77-D3H was fixable! All you had to do is to kick the recovery BIOS into action. A lot of people don't understand how this is supposed to be done, so I am going to write a small guide for it. Firstly, turn off the switch at the back of your PSU. Press and hold the power and reset button together and don't let go. Then turn the PSU on. Your system will power up automatically for a few moments, and then turn off. Switch the PSU off at the back, and whatever you do, don't let go of the Power+Reset button. Now wait like 10~15 Seconds. Repeat this same process twice, and it's important that you don't let go of your Power+Reset switch at any time during the procedure, and you must leave the system off for 10~15 seconds interval after switching the PSU off. After performing this action for a total of three times, let go of your Power+Reset buttons, and turn the system on normally. It'll boot loop a few times, but then will eventually kick in the BIOS recovery mode. Let it restore the BIOS from the backup BIOS chip, and then your system will function properly. With this method I have managed to fix plenty of GIGABYTE motherboards that just boot loops time and time again.

@SeraphisQ

5 жыл бұрын

I kind of remember doing something similar back in the day (around 10 years ago) where I removed the 20/24-pin cable and reconnected it to the motherboard while holding the power button. This saved the computer from the infinite rebooting.

@TheFirestriker101

5 жыл бұрын

Do it all the time

@dakoderii4221

3 жыл бұрын

@@SeraphisQ Can you elaborate on that? I'm trying to get an old 4930K working again and it does the infinite reboot thing.

@SeraphisQ

3 жыл бұрын

@@dakoderii4221 Doubt this will help you as this method only worked on my old HP computer from 2008 (fixed infinite rebooting). But if you are desperate give this a try. Step 1: Shut down computer Step 2: Shut down the PSU at the back Step 3: Open up your computer and disconnect the atx 24 pin power supply connector [Now things get a little bit crazy] Step 4: Turn on the PSU at the back Step 5: Press and hold the power button (NEVER RELEASE) Step 6: While you are holding the power button, use your other hand to reconnect the atx 24 pin power supply connector. Step 7: When you hear the click-sound by properly connecting the atx 24 pin, finally release the power button. Now the computer will boot and the fans will start spinning, so you need to pull out your hand from the motherboard.

@dakoderii4221

3 жыл бұрын

@@SeraphisQ Thanks! I'll give it a shot.

I am surprised what use don't even check motherboards resistance, volts and don't go that deep into fixing, but you just clean board by itself. I think all boards which you fixed wasn't even broken, but by sender mistake they though it is broken. I want to see advanced repair from you. I hope you will research more and we all will see you great videos how you repair even those 2 broken motherboards

@ericdeltoro8484

5 жыл бұрын

I have an old LGA775 board I'd like to get fixed. It just needs two caps soldered back on but when I was trying to remove the old one, the pins just broke off and I haven't been able to remove the pins no matter what I tried. :/

@InfiniteQuest86

5 жыл бұрын

@@ericdeltoro8484 Depending on how far in they are and how steady your hand is, you could solder it back in and use the stability from reconnecting to try to pull the pins out.

@techyescity

5 жыл бұрын

I will need to meet someone to show me the ropes who has already been well versed in that, as that learning curve would seriously make for no content on the channel for 3 months.

@ericdeltoro8484

5 жыл бұрын

@@InfiniteQuest86 The cap came completely off of the pin and when I tried to pull the pins out by heating the solder and pulling the pins with pliers, the unsoldered part of the pin just sheared off. :c

@zalibassga

5 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity Sounds like u should definitely get in touch with buildzoid - this dude knows stuff

Hey Brian, on the PSU cables, rather than shove it in upside down, pop the pins out at the far end and swap em. Done this a few times with Corsair and FSP units and it makes it easier to sell and saves the next user if they do something silly like unplug it to do a case swap.

@rezz5570

5 жыл бұрын

Case problem...that's all

Disk management is good for checking most drives, but I personally recommend booting up a Linux machine and using gparted, or at least diskpart via cmd.

@tomasbrod1533

5 жыл бұрын

Also look at dmesg while you are in Linux.

@adriannasyraf3534

5 жыл бұрын

disk management is diskpart with UI...

@HoloScope

5 жыл бұрын

@@adriannasyraf3534 yeah lol

@themrenerd7384

5 жыл бұрын

Yea like just cause a drive shows up in disk management doesnt it mean it's not broken😂

@shake9246

5 жыл бұрын

@@adriannasyraf3534 Yes, but using diskpart through cmd will be more stable and less prone to hanging like it did in the video.

You should re-purpose broken motherboards into a feature wall, saves them going into landfill.

I left my hentai to see this video

@HaydenH

5 жыл бұрын

oh

@adamek1xd

5 жыл бұрын

I wish u find yourself "whifu" to watch favorite "anime" with. Edit. Waifu*, HiFi, WiFi, chifu and what ever more u may need :)

@rezz5570

5 жыл бұрын

dood

@rafathussain809

5 жыл бұрын

What is hentai?

@carrielam2187

5 жыл бұрын

@@rafathussain809 lmao ask a japanese teacher

Finaly another tech that get tech yes lovin, very nice!

For the ASRock board - try de-soldier the LAN chip (may be Realtek, RaLink or Intel), so just use a hot gun and de-soldier it, and clean the rest of the soldier. Often it is a dead LAN chip that shorts it out. Did it on a lot of the boards.

I have the same G1.Sniper board and I love how it looks... A lot of people hate it because of the green slots and the gun motif but I think it looks great... Especially with all my RGB set to green as well.

I once got some thermal paste deep inside the socket on the pins and used brake cleaner to clean it out after watching your videos. It worked wonders.

I like what you’ve done here Bryan. Good clean up and checking of parts. Congratulations on a potential sale of those used items.

@WarriorsPhoto

5 жыл бұрын

BTW, I feel like donating to your cause. (: How to do so?

@techyescity

5 жыл бұрын

Hey man thanks, PO BOX shoudl be in the description!

@WarriorsPhoto

5 жыл бұрын

Tech YES City Will look then. BTW, P.O.Box because I am a Yankee or because that’s what Aussie’s call them as well?

Brian bled for this yall better show the Yes man some love!

you're so freaking awesome! im proud of where your channel is going i love the fact that you're going to use your powers of tech yes LOVING and giving out the pc to students and the school you're a great person and i love watching you're videos!

I am really glad that you could use those SSD's and the CPU's, as I said before I just didn't have the time to test any of the stuff and wanted to help out the channel! just so you know, I have had a few more of those Dravo SSD's die on me...so I wouldn't trust them.... :(

that z77x just needs a reflashing bios chip i had the same problem and the shop did it for me and it worked😊

I had the exact same grief with a Z77-D3H and after months of tinkering I tried shorting the pins of the main bios chip when the board booted, then the motherboard sprung back into life and realised that it has a corrupt bios. I'm pretty sure its caused by cutting the power to the bios while it tries to switch to the backup bios. But after this it sometimes requires to be restarting once every 20 boots but it still works baby!

Oh man. how long have you been trying to give computers away to kids? like a year? Salut to that dedication.

Those Z77 and Z78 Extreme6 Boards were notorious for having problems. I always went with the Extreme4's. Even today.

I once had a broken motherboard, where the 1st pci slot was broken and the board wouldn't turn on. So I just went ahead and cleaned it completely, even putting new thermal paste on the chipset. And It worked after that (though the 1st pci slot was still broken, but it booted just fine with the 2nd pci slot) Sometimes these componets just need a bit of Tech YES lovin'

To detect the flash chip on MiniPro software click on Select IC(S)-> 25 Flash Detect.

whoever sent that mouse, you are evil. lol

You could just wash the mother boards in the dishwasher like Roman does LMAO

Can you make a video on how to program a BIOS chip and the tools required for it?

@elitegoldgamer8542

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that'd be useful

@-eMpTy-

5 жыл бұрын

Watch the video he did on the EEPROM flasher.

@Baphangelus

5 жыл бұрын

CH341a bios programmer

Yes is one of the few channels I can confidently hit like on as soon as the video starts!

G'dy Bryan, Good to see these parts getting a new life, But you have got me OCDing over the 8 pin EPS cables being plugged into the Power Supply upside down, I think it wouud be much better to take out the wires from the plug & put them back in so that the plug connects to the Power Supply the right way, just in case in the future someone unplugs the EPS cable & doesn't notice what you did & blow something up, I did this myself on a Modular Power Supply I was given without any cables

Love to see some gpu repairs such as the oven method and identifying issues such as stuffed vrm’s or blown caps on just working gpus

With DDR3 or 4 RAM 'cards' - if they fail where do they fail? Watching Louis Rossmann checks for faults, removes and replaces components. Could it be possible with 'a box-full' of RAM of the same micro components to salvage and rebuild working RAM cards?

how can you just flip the connectors upside down if they have rounded and non-rounded corners and also have that pin that locks them into place?

@voteDC

5 жыл бұрын

You use the proper application of force aka push them in really damn hard.

@tehdave192

5 жыл бұрын

@@voteDC I know that is sarcasm to a degree, but if it it's one thing I've been told it is that if you have to use too much force, you're probably doing something wrong

@Sarah_Kinz

5 жыл бұрын

Push the plug in as hard as if you were pushing a baby out

Miss old content like this

The ASRock board (and any board with those symptoms) probably had a blown fuse. It's one of the more common ways boards get killed. Funnily enough, not usually with mistakes putting it together, I have actually tried to blow a board by connecting the power cables wrong and nothing usually happens (don't try it unless you actually want to blow something). Power protection is very good these days and protection circuits trip the moment you put the wrong voltage somewhere. What usually kills them is things like lightning down the LAN cable, dead shorts in USB devices and most common I find, PSUs going kaboom. The PSU issue is very common because to this day so many people cheap out on their PSU, I say it all the time on forums, never compromise on your PSU. It's one thing to find used PSUs and grey boxes like Brian does on this channel, it's another entirely to pick up a $10 "650w" PSU that weighs as much as a feather and has the thinnest of ketchup and mustard cables. Most of these ultra cheap PSUs lie, they list peak power not nominal power, even a 300w PSU can handle 500w of power for a few seconds and that is usually what you get when you buy a sub $10 500w/600w PSU, a 250w - 300w pile of garbage made with the cheapest components ever to fail QC.

I would've needed this video a week ago. I bought a used EVGA power supply. It was a GQ 1000W, but I found two cables from a G3 in there to for some reason, that was braided, so I thought I use it... One of them was a VGA cable and an other a perif one. Days went by and I used the PC when I opened up the case again for a different reason, and saw that the fan I connected to that perif cable was not spinning... I thought it was dead, than I thought the power supply is faulty... I grabbed a multimeter and instead of 5, 0,0,12, I found -12, -7, -7,-12 volts on the connector... I still thought that he power supply is bad, because it never occurred to me that PC manufacturers would risk components for BS marketing reasons. When I put together my first PC I was blown away how idiot proof the design was so anybody with little or no knowledge could put together one. There was no way to put something to the wrong place, or even put it upside down... Finally I changed the cable to the GQ one and the voltages were ok. I immediately turned off my pc and changed the VGA cable as well and I considered myself lucky because when I checked the cables they were not the same pinout either. I'm glad my GPU survived that stupid issue. This is really a terrible practice from the manufacturers.

Hey Brian, a lot of the time when i am repairing and its not something obvious like memory or cpu when it wont post, i check how tight the socket retainer is on. i have luck with tightening or loosening them a lot of the time. i just repaired a z77 and a z87 board this week doing that.

I was looking forward to the next can yes fix it video.

Most pc parts worked with your magical loving touch lol. Looking forward for more potato builds.

i usually use a dos based memtest software for ram. hasn't failed me yet. prime 95 takes freakin forever. the memtest software takes like 40 minutes on an 8gb stick. which is way better than finishing a whole round of prime 95 which is like 8 hours.

@HappyBeezerStudios

5 жыл бұрын

thats what the dos based memtest86 is for, prime is way better to test system stability than memory errors. Unless you know specific FFTs and error codes for memory issues.

@franzb69

5 жыл бұрын

@@HappyBeezerStudios when you have a couple dozen memory sticks that are worth 20 bucks a pop, i doubt you'll have the time or patience to test them out that way. memtest86 is more than enough.

@franzb69

5 жыл бұрын

@@HappyBeezerStudios oh and if stability is a concern, it ain't gonna be just the memory that's gonna be the issue. i do other tests for stuff like that to find other issues that may cause stability.

I would remove the pins off the power supply connector and put them back in the correct positions. You just have to stick something thin into the left and right side of the connector and pull to release them.

Pls do a on checking/fixing defective Motherboards

@patg108

5 жыл бұрын

yeah at least attempt to fix those "broken" ones in any way you can

Clean the trackball mouse and make of vid of how it stands today

id love to see a video of best ways to test components, ram especially.

@Tech YES City 2:00 Try slow formatting with CMD in administrator mode. Diskpart list disk select disk (number) create partition primary format fs=ntfs assign Done.

it's easy to remove the pins from psu connectors. You can put them anywhere you like then rather than forcing it in upside down.

I suggest to use memtest to check the ram

I would rescue some of those nice heatsinks from the bad motherboards, I've found good use for those in my silent PC projects, you can also find some reallyt nice transistors in there sometimes.

I'm a simple man, I see a new Tech YES City video has been uploaded and I break my mouse left button

@alphaetomega

5 жыл бұрын

That sucks, perhaps you could ask if he would be willing to send you that Logitech one as a replacement.

Hey Bryan i got a motherboard that has only one ram channel working, dimm 2 just refuses to boot into anything, when using dimm 2 i can post to BIOS and the ram is recognized there, but when booting to memtest or windows it just crashes. I did some Tech Yes lovin' but the ram slot is still dead, i noticed some bent pins on the motherboard and tried to fix them but still no fix on the dimm (aparently those bent pins where ground ones). Any advice on this?

About damn time you got up off your butt and did something. Great job mate!!

The castle... Yes!

The Intel motherboard looks like an Accer or Hp prebuilt system board, I have some older boards that look the same.

Love your videos, keep them coming mate

please make more of these kind of videod if possible. i subscribed to you mostly for these kind of videos.

Tech YES City to fix that cpus you can use small flamethrower and heat tin, resistors at the center of cpu.

I remember I took in a Laptop that no one could fix and PC repair stores told the girl to buy a new one. So I ended up taking the whole thing apart and leaving it over night, then the next day i put it all back together and what dewYaKnow, i press the power button and the thing came back to life. I gained some business after that. i was a able to fix a PC that no one else could. Just by taking it apart and grounding out and discharging the components.

Those AsRock Z87s seem to break all the time... I probably had 3 or 4 of them that looked flawless but never worked.

I'm really impressed by your dedication to restore and make use of those old parts. This is what makes this videos so awesome and pleasing to watch! Maximum salvage level reached 😎 😎 😎

The trackball mouse is parts of sweat and skinn mixed with dirt i member them times

@Domstar97

5 жыл бұрын

Troll Mctrollington Couldn't be happier that those times are gone, trackballs were a pain in the arse. Always full of gunk and hair.

No kidney were harmed in this video.. looking at you, RTX!!!

Throwing fine boards out, I bet I could actually fix a good chunk of them, like with actually doing something with them...

Try to Use Heatgun Method to Fix the Faulty Ssd and Ram Motherboard or Gpu! or try Oven Method too

@Sarah_Kinz

5 жыл бұрын

Nel Chan oven is only a temp fix in my experience unfortunately. And it smells horrible man

Tech the builder Can we fix it Linus the builder *right after a word from our sponsors*

What is it you're spraying on the computer hardware? I've never used liquid sprays for cleaning, but am wanting to give it a go. Especially if it'll give me a "brand new" type effect.

@Sarah_Kinz

5 жыл бұрын

Levent Oerkue its break cleaner.

@loerkue

5 жыл бұрын

@@Sarah_Kinz could you be more specific please? :-)

The BIOSes in those Gigabyte Z77/H77 boards have a tendency to corrupt themselves for some reason, you can actually force the backup BIOS to activate by holding the power and reset button simultaneously for 10 seconds. But it might eventually corrupt itself again...

Wtf just use memtest86+ :S I've had faulty memory last hours in prime 95 and throw 200+ errors in seconds in memtest86+

Did you try the faulty RAM on an AMD platform? They look like they might be high density DIMMs which aren't compatible with intel.

if coolermaster is reading comments. If you make a $50 testbench then im all for it. the problem with them is that theyre pretty basic and dont really warrant such a pricetag when i could just buy a cheap offbrand case and butcher it into a test bench.

I love the no shoes meta.

Brian the fixer, can YES fix it? Yes he can.

Hey Mr. Tech Yes Sir. What eeprom programmer are you using? Like what model clip?

@techyescity

5 жыл бұрын

866

at 15:09 when you talk about a board that has "No Power Going to it..." the power connector clip doesn't look fully seated... Like the locking clip didn't grab the motherboard connector... I could be wrong, but I hope you made sure it was firmly connected.

@techyescity

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah sorry about that I tried it fully in first and nothing came out of it, then having that not connected properly is just trying to see if there is any life whatsoever in the board, which there is none unfortunately :(

for ram testing you will want to use memtest86 or memtester in linux. just booting is not enough, not even prime95 as it does not use memory heavily. Many memory erros only show up after extended period, and there it helps to directly stress test memory. I've had to test thousands upon thousands of modules, and generally i stress test a full bank of memory (typically 6 to 18 modules) on single node for at the very least for 5 minutes. ... and if i f#### up the testing it might mean i have to spend many extra hours, so this process has been honed over years of practice with servers :) i typically use memtester as that allows me to stress test each CPU core as well. I run 2 tests -> overcommit and stress. Overcommit reveals like 80% of failures but is the slowest to find the faulty one, and stress test is the last 20% but easiest to find faulty one (you can find which individual module failed in linux via /sys/devices/system/edac/mc). *ALSO* a lot of memory issues is simply solved by cleaning contacts, RAM is *very* sensitive to clean connector contacts oO;

Synthwave goodness ❤️

You could try and Reflash the firmware on the broken ssd from a boot cd or usb from the manufacturer's website its normally an iso in a linux format.

I've got that exact Drevo 240GB SSD - it'd be worth repairing as its a monster!

hey Bryan , i have some old dual cores from a while ago . they're pretty old but work still. i even have a single core with hyper threading on it, it was from over 15 years ago. Id love to get rid of some of the stuff , i just don't have the heart to see it thrown out . but i cannot afford the space it takes up. Let me know, it would be coming from the states if anything. Thanks @ Tech YES City

I remember a very long time ago I had a Asus P5N-T Deluxe motherboard, intel core 2 duo e8400 cpu & 4x 1GB crucial ballistic tracer ddr2 1066mhz memory, BFG 650watt psu & visiontek 512MB HD3870, the system caused me so many problems with blue screens no matter what I tried from swapping to corsair dominator ram to using a intel core 2 quad q9650 cpu,- it still had blue screens. in the end I found out the motherboard just sucked in general so I ended up selling the whole pc(using a different motherboard fixed the problem). Sometimes it is best to take your losses..... if you can't fix it then move on!

Almost all of the XFX Power supplies are made by Seasonic so their cables should be interchangeable

Why not use memtest to thorougly test the ram modules?

@Faxtron

5 жыл бұрын

I'm think the same, why not use memtest ?

@techyescity

5 жыл бұрын

When they go in builds thats when I wil leave the builds on overnight to test them for any faulty sticks. No point doing that now, just get rid of the faulty sticks.

How about test they work first before you break them with break cleaner :). You do loads of old boards and clean them up , i think you can justify an ultra sonic to clean stuff up properly :)

@Sarah_Kinz

5 жыл бұрын

Andrew Joy he is cleaning stuff up properly with break cleaner. Numerous people including myself use break cleaner, and it has actually *saved* otherwise dead motherboards. I’ve personally used it for 4 years and not once have had a board break or a customer complain of a doa board. I think you need to learn the tech yes method to properly clean up boards, yourself. Look up his other vids.

I hear the Moon is upside down in Australia too.

That Intel board's the DH61BE, and it probably has a Winbond BIOS chip but idk for sure.

That lan cable would help alot :)

What's the point of deep clean something sended to you as not working

@HappyBeezerStudios

5 жыл бұрын

He doesn't want to work on it dirty? Or maybe he likes the smell of WD-40 in the morning.

@greg2943

5 жыл бұрын

@@HappyBeezerStudios A quick check before cleaning and if work clean it

Brian, most XFX PSUs are SeaSonic platforms, so AFAIK SeaSonic modular cables are the ones that will work

Was that a clip from The Castle?!!

How haven't I found this series yet? This is right down my alley

I need those telephone cables , if possible .

with the extreme VI you could check if the solder broke lose on/in the 24 pin connector.... seen that on a couple boards now from having the connection interface too tight and fighting to get the plug in or out of yhe board

Back in Late Nov '18 i had the pump on my AIO cpu cooler go and my chip overheated and caused troubles, apparently you can't fix those.

Would it be a good thing for performance to get new thermal component for my stock Intel cooler (6400) and my 750ti? Around 3 to 4 years old

@Jamzy

5 жыл бұрын

Yes

So you spray brake cleaner (as in for vehicles) on all the parts to clean them up? Wouldn't something like 99% isopropyl alcohol work better?

Maybe you put it in there when you tested it but If Im not blind that ASrock Z87 Extreme didnt have any bios battery in.

What is the name of that spray can for cleaning PC components?

hey (i bought a ch341A i have a z97 that wont post if you want to help) have you tried flashing the SPI CHIP under the ram slots on the intel board (try a back up before erasing it)

Hi good sir, what is that cleaning spray you used to clean on the motherboard?

@llucratius

5 жыл бұрын

Wd40

@aljarreaucapul3240

5 жыл бұрын

@@llucratius is there a specific type of wd40? i found that my dad has one on the house but I think is for rust

i had an ssd that first hanged windows. i switched it to sata to usb and it worked. so i again took it to pc but problem was still there. now after 1 year of using this ssd as big pendrive it worked normally in my pc. Explain

those xtrs are good psus ive ad one and it was a rugged one had it running on a crossfire system

Hey all. Bryan mentioned not to use the WD40 in the US because it is oil based. What should you be using in the US? I use WD40 ECC to clean things, but what do we use to get that Tech Yes Shine???

Holyshit he's getting all fancy but he brought out the eeprom Flasher

Would you have any use for a tegra 3 transformer 32gb tablet for some loving? I just picked up 8 of them.

@YusufNayab

5 жыл бұрын

Why 8 haha

@ParadoxdesignsOrg

5 жыл бұрын

@@YusufNayab why not?