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@@06Angry alive but busy :(

Yeah the cards seem well built, but worn. I suspected mining as well, but they might have been working on something else as well, like folding-at-home or something. The gamerock with fake diamonds? That is one weird looking card :D

@@DIYRepairHour lol yeah that gamerock, yep can't decide if I hate it or like it, I don't like RGB but on that card it's interesting looking.

They are all gone, and in fact most of the cards that were in the giveaway box are now gone. All is left is the very very old radeon and two gts240... so it is definately worth doing, if people find them useful still.

Yeah, should have done that. Will remember for the next time, thank you :)

@@ProdevsCodingChannel I try to source from DigiKey first. If they don't have it, I use my donor boards, and if I can't find it there I go to AliExpress.

I tend to just buy a m.2 to usb c external ssd adapter or a pcie card

@@DimasKurniawan 1.3v is perfect:)

@@DIYRepairHour ah oke dead core i think. Power drawn 1.4A and 18W. But pex 60ohm

@@DIYRepairHour or failed bios. And no bios for gamerock palit 1080 ti

@@DIYRepairHour run mats mod got nvrm vbios failed or something

@@DimasKurniawan try BIOS first

Ok, so I couldn't wait any longer and tried to solder the broken wire again. It actually worked, I can't believe it.....

@@MegaBloob I'm glad it did. I do not have this monitor any more :(

@@DIYRepairHour I see! I intend to keep it until I die... lmao xD Couldn't find good colours like it has in any modern monitor so far!

Thats a different issue, but noise is normally caused by coils, as capacitor is slowly becoming a resistor and the higher ripple. Recap should help :)

Doable for sure, but the cost of a working one is not worth the repair, as the PCB is damaged. When it comes to power supplies I have a trust issue :)

Hi, surely if you have picture out the card must be detected, unless you are using iGPU built into your CPU?

Hi tnx for the feedback im not a pc wizard. So I don't know hoe to disable it or what toe do. I did watch some videos on igpu and change some setting in the bios but still no gpu detected

@@reaganlewis9074 i'm just confused about the card not detected part. Normally that means no display out at all, so something is clearly working. Could you explain what you mean by not detected?

Wen I go in device manager open display it only show onboard graphics and sorry man it's a 1050ti 4gig daul fan card not 1080. but still it don't show the card and wen I go online to nivida wepsite it don't load the drivers it don't detected the card

@@reaganlewis9074 Oh so the display is from onboard graphics then. No detect is often caused by missing power rail. The card needs to be opened and measured for resistances, as well for voltages.

@@MrRoccale yes!

@@mart43 same :) but the only way to really know was to fix the PCB.

I do not actively sell them, but if someone is willing to buy, I will. In that case the price will be much lower than ongoing market price, for obvious reasons. And thank you for watching :)

Thank you :) And yes, I did not have anything I could use at that time, but since then I added baking paper to my tool stash

Thanks. And of course I do. After part 2 of this video I have raw video material done with cards from viewers. Also have more GPUs, motherboards and automotive repairs:)

In short - yes. But it's also about the pattern of evaporation. The part that is still liquid tends to move in the presence of sudden heat.

@@DIYRepairHour brilliant! 🧠🤯

thank you :) it serves its purpose again as well

Thank you :) and for the excellent tip with a transparent UV mask as well. I'll order some now, just to have it on hand. It's true that I used super glue, and that's because I had nothing better to apply.

Yeah this card was a gamble for sure 😁

Thank you :-)

same issue

Hi, are those a non-working ones? :) Hit me at patryk@software-bespoke.co.uk please Thank you! :)

It was either 2060 or 1070ti core, can't remember. It was possibly a shorted one, and as to what happened... the tool that was holding it lost the vacuum.

@@DIYRepairHour You're not using the NF.Sucker, I see, hehe..

@@BucifalulR yeah now I have something better:)

Yeah sorry about that. It was muted on the timeline, but it reappeared after the export to MOV file...

I do have all the possible tips, the thing is those are for my old soldering iron which is not great for precision work, it uses T900. I yet to buy more Type-210 / Type-245 ones, those are on the expensive side :(

Thanks, it was a lot of work yes... but that was the idea. It was for my own satisfaction, saving a really really nice card. I just love this particular MSI one. Still rocks if you are not into the entire RTX thing.

@@DIYRepairHour I play Fortnite and Dragon Mania Legends. There is no way I need anything more powerful than a 1080 in my computer. It isn't even a "Ti" one but it does its job great. It's a repaired one and it is working just fine. I also repaired this one for my own satisfaction and for my own use.. that until a kid needs a video card and I have nothing else to give 😂

@@Dandan-tg6tj yeah I played fallout 76 lately, and having 1070 ti in my system. It maxed the frame rate. Unfortunately it died again as it is heavily corroded. But it will be in a video soon as a core donor.

@@DIYRepairHour Good luck!

Yes, easily. Don't spend that kind of money just because the connector is broken. New connector (or even a used one) plus the labour would be less than £50.

thank you much! glad i found you!

@@DIYRepairHour does any m.2 connector work? got one that looks to be a match, 4 pins on the end and several on the other

@@RepostedCentral you need to source a connector that points the same direction. Because you can have left or right facing ones, and those are not interchangeable.

It has a touch panel on the front bezel, right bottom corner. When the decals are worn it's really a "poking in random places" game to turn it on.

@@DIYRepairHour Do you mean I need touch the finger to the bottom which is in right corner, right? I touched but the monitor did not on(

@@burmixmixa assuming your monitor is working... try and find a picture of a new one on the net to see where the power button is. The area that will respond to the touch is not very large.

@@DIYRepairHour I touched finger to the small bottom but the monitor did not termed on(((

@@burmixmixa you think it's broken?

Чувак не нажимай на него, и все будет ок

I am repairing stuff all the time, the trouble is I have no time for video editing lately :( Tried to convince my wife to learn editing but to no avail ;)

Well that would depend on the rest of the circuitry. Is this just wired 1:1 to the other slot for alternative chassis configuration or is it a completely electronically independent PCIE bus? Will BIOS make use of it? Hard to tell. Nothing stops you from trying I guess:)

I think I will let you know. Gonna try to do that with Acer Spin 1

Hi, that sounds like a thermal issue. It may be just in need of maintenance (paste / pads), or this is often connected to the power stage, which requires finding and replacing a MOSFET.

I know what you mean, I do have a black PCB mask, and I could hide the wire better now that the card was working fine for a while, running the latest games for over a week. But this was filmed as I go, so I wanted to make sure nothing else was affected in the area, like the display ports. Now that it is fully tested I'm tempted to hide it.

Thank you :)