The danger of SHUNT MOD
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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I cannot believe it but the 2080Ti got fixed.
I will tell you more about it in the next video.
I wanna hear you say Better Than Factory once in ur vid
I'm intrigued, can't wait
Moar stock notification noises! Had me checking all my things over here.
And you were trying to convince us in the video that you're a human being 😅
You sent it to Alex, right ?
That was my 2080Ti and I'm more than satisfied by Tonys pricing and charging practices. So he is correct I am sending him another GPU to repair(Probably 2) and will continue to do so in the future. He really is the best I have found so far at repairing the worst GPU issues out there. So everyone remember that Quality doesn't come cheap! Thanks Tony!
AKA "I got ripped off and spent more on fixing it than buying a new one!!"
Comment edited because people don’t like it.
So what does "burned out on me" mean?
@@undefined4277how's the market nowadays?
@@undefined4277 so you don't know?
I'm still expecting that guy with the 19 4090's to send them your way 😀
#MeToo! i even suggested NRF to send it to NWR for repair
@@TymexComputingHashtags in UA-cam comments looks wack
5:20 those are the new bluetooth thermal pads
yeah, long range
"That's a nice crack baby." vs. "That's a nice crack, baby."
Even though I have not a clue about electronic repairs, I still find these videos interesting. My take aways are that gravity is a b***h, this guy has great taste in precision screwdrivers, and seems to be very good at his craft. Just curios if you have ever tried repairing any driver boards for manufacturing robots such as Fanuc or Sepro? A few companies I worked for would always send out bad ones for attempted repair due to the astronomical cost of replacements,
That is probably a venture that Tony should explore, it sounds pretty lucrative. So do you have any contacts that he could use or should he just send emails to companies that use those robots in order to try to get their attention?
This is what I expect out of a top tier channel, perfectly timed quacks!!! 😂😂😂 Great video and crazy repair.
alex: the short is gone! LMFAO😂😂😂😂😂
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I'm digging the editing and music on the reball scenes, super relaxing to watch before bed
LOL oh this humor! I look forward to your videos every day!
I can explain what happened with the shunt mod. Nvidia has been cracking down on people shunt modding their GPU, so they improved the power monitoring strategies on the card. Long story short (no pun intended), if the card detects unusually low power draw values when powering on (due to a very low shunt resistance) , it will lock itself down to a low GPU clock speed. If it reads a power draw imbalance between the PCI-E power connectors, it will lock itself down. If the power draw from the power connectors is unusually low compared to the power draw from the PCI-E slot, it will lock itself down. The only ways to successfully trick the card is to either use a resistor with a high resistance to get a small power budget increase without tripping the protection, or you trick all the sensors using adjustable resistors placed in specific locations on the board. But if you can figure out the latter, you probably wouldn't send your GPU for repair.
That sounds like some illegal stuff to be doing well after sale.
Okay, yeah, that is illegal.
That is genocide
Shuntmod on some GPUs has been shown to cause higher voltages than what is shown in various gpu-z and hwinfo64. you don't realize this until you measure them with multimeter...
it supposed to do that, that is the point of a shunt mod is bypass the voltage readings to increase the voltage for higher clocks.
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you didn't understand what I wrote, it increases everything, even idle voltage. some gpu's calculate it and the feedback no longer works properly.
@@DonZauser i fully understand it. If the card is desgined to fail if user modufication is done. Which is an illeagal tactic in te E.U, & most of the U.S.A after purchuse & ownership.
@@kevinerbs2778It's probably not intentional. Tricking the driver into delivering more voltage to the card than it was designed for will cause issues if you push it too far. That is user error and has nothing to do with "preventing modification".
He turned away those cracked 4090s! He said it's a waste of time and money... :D
That is pretty severe damage to be fair though , cracked PCBs are difficult to fix , and even if they are fixed there's no guarantee it will hold up. Even if it's a 4090.
FYI, he never fixed any of those 14 4090 on video I suspect he fixed none.. Tony we are looking forward for you to fix that Suprim 4090 on video uncut!!!
Not happening. that MSI crack was too big and it wasnt even the crack that scared me, it was whats under the core.
I had an asus looking very similar but only half as bad.
There was so much more damage under the core, it had to be scrapped.
So i told the owner to sell it for parts and get some money out of it.
Otherwise, if i open up that hole, no one will buy it for parts thinking the core is dead but as far as i know, core should still be alive and its a good donor card.
Damn sometimes we gotta go the NRF way I guess.
I think 14 of those 19 GPUs NorthridgeFix got had cracked PCBs, which means there's no point in fixing them, because as soon as you put it back in the motherboard, gravity will rip that fix off. They could be useful for spare parts for you, though, since you bother removing and reballing cores. That's a lot of probably good cores and memory chips to spare.
There is point, but it has to be mounted vertically
@@drayke8886 or just rotate the entire computer case
I just removed the locking clip from motherboard and hold gpu in another way
OMG, You catch me so hard at 12:00 !!! I love your videos and your editing !!! They are .... "MAGICAL" !
Nah I think he had like 2 that had power issues. The rest deemed no fix. Alex doesn't get into reballing. He lives in Cali, gotta pay dem taxes. I understand why he runs that way. I really enjoy watching your methods. Simple logical and no super expensive tools but high high quality repairs.
What kind of preheater is that? So many. I just want to buy once. I need one
Brilliant =D Looking forward to seeing how you get on with that fractured PCB! Qwacks for the win!
i do work on electronics, im also a mechanic, to which, diag on a vehicle will be charged. 20 to come period. 50 to diag. but my repair prices for said vehicles are cheaper than anyone else around. either way, you have to charge for your work. Even if you couldnt solve the entire problem outright!
18:00 great honesty and wisdom man! wish if we had more heroes like you in this world. keep it up Mr Wizard.
That crack make me sad. I like your work!
What perfect timing. I see a lot of videos today where people are suggesting this "mod".
the short is gone
Magical
Look at that!
WOW
Better than factory
The 2080TI power monitoring has nothing to do with the GPU.. It's probably something to do with the power monitoring ICs you can actually remove them completely and you will have no current limiting and the card will run at max clock given you have sufficient vcore voltage..
NICE video, as always. That crack is bizarre, bring your rotary tool and let the digg begins!!!!
When you do a shunt mod, the sensors do monitor the half of the power draw but in real time the card is pulling more. For those who didn’t know.
So I got a Zotac Amp Extreme 2080Ti and I shunt modded it back in 2019 when I got it. It’s been running full tilt probably for the better part of 2020 and 2021 at over 400w..mining. Core and memory clocked as high possible, HOWEVER this is with a custom water cooling loop.
The 20-series also had this annoying safety feature where if one shunt modded with a shunt with a too low resistance, like a 5mOhm the card goes into safe mode and bypasses the “erroneously” reporting shunts while limiting the clocks to its lowest, 300Mhz. Which is why I used 8mOhms as opposed to the 5 I initially planned on using to make the power calculation post mod easier..🥴
Which I suspect coulda happened to this one..that it went into safe mode that is due to the card sensing a too low resistance on the shunts.
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You’re good bro! I repair medical equipment and do a lot of soldering and am still scared to try to work on any of my GPUs. Lol
I see what you did there 20:40 . Nice one.
Everything has consequences, for good or for bad. Its up to us to look at it and decide and not for ignore it and accept it as a solution.
It looks like the 3080 Ti is thermal throttling. Maybe the VRAM pads are a little too high?
Right good information thanks and good work 🤠👍
You should ask the owners of any GPU that has cracks came from a prebuilt. Ill bet you most cracked gpu's break the PCB because of shipping the GPU in the system during shipping. My strix oc 4090 bought brand new came in perfect condition. Pushing up or letting the GPU does not put enough stress on the pcb to crack it.
It is winter, short(s) must gone! 12:00 😂. That burning cap cannot warm us. That Suprim has heart bleed on that wound. Too many stitches will be needed. Will it hold?
You wrote wrong, It's a 3080ti which performs like a 2080ti infact the heatsink Is from an rtx 3000 and the wattage in furmark After the fix Is around 350w which Is not a 2080ti tdp
Ohh that 4090, if you can fix that the owner is going to be superhappy.
12:00 - LOL - i am also sometimes mistaken Nortridge for Northwest :)
Damn I just bought a card like that. 3080 eagle form Ebay. I hope I can fix it up. I have yet to open it up.
If you disable the memory training in the efi, the boot should work much faster, then before.
But, this could potentially lead to wrong results, if you try to test the graphics card. I'm pretty sure, it won't happen, but it could be possible.
Also using less memory should speed up the boot, because it has to train less.
Not disabled memory training, but you want to turn on fast boot in the bios, that's the option that skips a lot of the memory training after it's First memory training.
@@Apollo-Computers Don't work, if you unplug your PSU, which he does regularly. Also fastboot doesn't skip anything related to memory training, it skips the hardware initialization, if you are in hybernation or shutdown your computer, not to be mixed with reboot, which does initialize the hardware.
@PsychEngel bud you are only right about the psu if the bios battery is dead, but nothing else.
@@Apollo-Computers Sry to say, but I'm working as an IT specialist for system integration and I've the same problem, because I power off my power strip, nearly ever day.
Also, I manage some hundred of servers, which also does the same, but their training for memory can take some minutes, not seconds. 2TB of memory can take a long time and fastboot doesn't cut a second of it.
Servers reports exactly in which states they're, so I've seen "training memory" for hours in my life. If I disable memory training, which is important for error correction (EEC), then it boots up very fast, if not dozens of PCIe cards are plugged in/not disabled as a boot device.
Edit: Maybe some consumer EFIs disable memory training, if fastboot is enabled, but fastboot is made to not initialize all the hardware, on each warm boot. Cold boot (unplug PSU or reboot), won't be really affected by fastboot, only a little bit.
I'm watching on fullscreen, not gonna lie, 2:09 kinda scared me, had to move the mouse haha
just for you to know if some day you get an RX 6600xt or 5500xt or any mech model from MSI those mostly have a drama with the memory chips because msi was so chip that didn't put pads with enough height to cool them
I always see you fixing newer stuff, how about older stuff, I got a Dead HD5970 in my collection, be awesome to get that going again
He's fixed a couple vintage cards on here before. The older stuff lasted though
I am kinda planning to do a shunt mod on my 3070 sometime, and it is not really about shunt mod itself, it is how much you shunt mod. My card has a locked power limit, and if you were to mod it for 5-10% extra power it should be fine. but if you mod it to gain 50% or whatever you will fry it for sure.
Interesting video having Mr Wizard trying to convince us that he's a human being too, hehehe. It was nice seeing you Tony facing the camera and speaking to us. But you really should lose the PIP hat, it doesn't look good on you 😅.
Satisfying suction pop right there 😂
good job
Awesome video
20:24 (2024) regarding 19x4090 i told in a comment that he just should sent them for repair to Northwest Repair shop! ;) and that can be fixed
i recently bought an RTX3070 with a big hole in the card next to the VRMs and missing 3 VRMs, it worked partially found out there was a wire just over the current shunt resistors, it might be why it blew a hole in it the first place but i bought it only for 40 euro so gonna use it as spares
confused, you said the shunt modded card was in for warranty repair but it was a no fix, how did the card get shunt modded?
Asus motherboards have a quick boot in the bios, is your's turned off. That will make it boot slower!
If a gpu that has massive stuttering let's say on Superposition benchmark and I suspect is a power delivery issue, is that related?
thanks
wait did my guy forget a thermal pad on the memory or was it on the cooler? great video man! just out of curiosity,, do you bin memory? like would that be a service you could do where one can send in a gpu and you put in the great overclocking memory chips on the board? i feel you could make a killer doing that type of service just i imagine it would be hard to do such a thing
That's the one he used to test the fit, and it stuck to the cooler, so it's fine.
no. its strictly a repair service. binning would be thousands of dollars worth of labor, 10's of thousands of dollars, and for what benefit?
@@UrokLizard sopunds like you know about the business of binning. how do you figure the economics of it?
What can be the max temp for
Ti cards
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Love your show
Hello youtube! Again starting in 144p. Very nice.
i have this card and max defualt temp 75(350w at constant load), your tim applicanint method is wrong or pads are thick.
Hey a bit of a far fetched question but might aswell ask. I have a 2080 gigabyte and on mods and mats I have 33 errors, all the videos I see they have millions of errors I only have 33 why? Gpu crashes when playing any game, but I found a fix if I put memory clock -400 it works fine. Any idea what it can be. I think it has Micron memory. Thanks Tony
What is the black stuff you used to desolder the memory chip?
Flux. It's not black. Check an earlier video or two back where Tony goes into more detail.
@@ThePopolou oh lol! it looked like runny black t7000 glue🤣🥴
Black lime
well done
Press F for that Msi 4090 PCB
my ROG 1050 Ti does not shows TDP in GPUz . is that problem ?
@northwestrepair I haven't seen any Asrock GPUS on you channel, have they had many issues?
Triple rainbows are the real rare ones.
northridge nightmares need fixes too!
I love happy endings. Everybody does. How the cold war goes?
Is it possible to replace Gddr6 memory on gpu with Gddr6x??
That's the best 4090! Tony could you please suggest what i can do in terms of cooling it when the aio fails, i plan to keep this card for a while.
16:02 Hot Spot = 93С? Is it OK for 3080TI?
11:42 Look guys he stopped the cap!
How do so many gpu’s end up broken….is it mainly from over locking or? Mad to me because I’ve not had one fail me yet lol
Someone enjoyed the quacks today... lol
STILL CURIOUS to these 4000 series cards with cracking issues,
ARE THESE GUYS USING BRACING or just letting 5/7lb cards hang off the
pci-e slots?
Shunt mod aside, there is a reason the gigashite eagle cards are so cheap. Dont buy them people.
Is there a link to make the injector you use to power the cards?
I figured they would send you those broken cards to fix?
the short is gone.... the short is gone.
that 3080ti is hot
Genius
First time I get to watch it first minute
Ill bet you it came out of a prebuilt and this damage was from shipping.
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This could also happen if you flash the GPU with the wrong bios Right??🤔
I turned my 3070 to a 3070 ti and it got HOOOT😅
THIS card you had there seemed to be coold.
its not a typical 3080ti score,its low because the core is always under 1800-1700.The core and hotspot temps are too high,the memory temps are too low.WRONG MEMORY PADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YOUR FACE is awesome!
them type of gpu need a bracket or else gravity will take over and just like the one you have to fix it will break
If it ain't broke, don't fix it 😂
Bro , 😂you have some nice jokes , 🤣 introducing so more meme will be awesome 😎 you different in a good way , and we see something nice at the end , tnks for the time of explaining 😊bless you and post more videos
We gonna do something else in the next video.
It would have been nice if you had at least pulled the cooler off of the other card and done a couple of quick tests
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Hi , i dont think the card is repairable ...with that crack ..it almost like snapping into 2 pieces.. no way the traces can be fix ... perhaps you should review it before you waste time ..with that ..
I told Allex to have his customer to send you the cards but I guess he didn't. He didn't fix not one of them, what a waste.
i have the eagle model of the 4070 ti, been very very good card. runs SUPER cool. but - just wish I had waited a year and gotten 16gb ram and a bigger bus, for the SAME PRICE. that was a real dick move by nvidia.
It just so happens that your friend here is only MOSTLY dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive.
13:34 complains about post time
My xeon on the workstation hold my beer
1 minute to post
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why so much beef with NorthridgeFix?
Gigabyte 3080 ti griddle 🔥great job 😊