Asus Rog Strix 2080 Ti saved by this micro controller
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2024
- Its sad to see modern GPUs not implementing fuses into circuit board anymore relying on sophisticated phase controllers and buck converters that supposed to protect the board from catching on fire.
But in reality, it does not always help because 12v can be shorted anywhere and only fuse will protect it.
This how ever was one lucky GPU that did not develop a hole in it.
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I replaced the joystick on a PS3 controller today. It took 3 hours because it took an eternity to get the old one out.
Repairing GPUs is art.
to some degree
Hello new core! Welcome to Tony's bench!😄
Another brilliant save for this GPU from the landfill. Always enjoy watching your videos. Woohoo!
Your humour is right up my alley……. Nice video!
Hi Tony. When you said you were replacing a MOSFET, I expected a 3-terminal device. The transcript was very useful, as I could then look up the 95480 and I learned a lot about modern multiphase buck converters. Thank you, enjoy your candy.
Amazing work. This channel must be one of the best repair channels out here. All others dont really teach you anything.
That's so relaxing to watch, seeing you working
Recently found this channel, and i have to say, its very enjoyable content and i do like seeing broken gpu's getting back to life :D
I feel reassured that if my gpu decides to become a paperweight, i know who to send it to :)
This one was a bit tricky to diagnose but it also showed your knowledge and talent Tony. For someone who is self-taught you really know a lot seriously. The good thing is that after you diagnosed it it was an easy and straightforward fix and that's the third in a row for 2024 hooray this seems to be your lucky year Tony 😁
I am so happy for this chanel! Nice job man! From you I learned a lot with video cards from you! I watch your videos daily! you are a real teacher! I like how you explain! Congratulations and KUTGW!
Hi Tony.. another helpless GPU rescued.. :) Beauty.. Excellent troubleshooting!
Hi Tony, it seems like the switches are interfering with the capture card/ camera, try to put a small value capacitor in the switch contacts to prevent the spark, maybe that will fix it.
Love your videos GPU GURU, greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
Boa
That switch is 12v coming from power supply and does not directly affect anything.
How ever, i do have a lot of random things plugged and 3 HDMI capture cards that react to me farting.
When i flip the switch, when i turn around to access another PC or when i fart.
Dont know what to do with it.
It was a lot worse before i grounded the HDMI switch so i think its most likely the HDMI switch i use.
Not sure.
@@northwestrepair 😂, hope you find the cause.
Always waiting for your next video, thanks for sharing your skills, best regards from one of your biggest fans
Great work as usual!
Nice clean Hands my man!
Awesome repair 👍
very nice repair there great job 👌👌
Brilliant save! Your videos are very relaxing and I enjoy every time you post. If someone had told me 6 months ago that I'd regularly be watching a guy repair GPUs, I'd have laughed at them. I've learned a lot from you regarding troubleshooting.
On a separate note, do you mind sharing the model of thermal camera you use with your smartphone? I tried to do a search and there are so many options out there that I'm hesitant to spend that amount of coin without further investigation. I figure if you use it, it does exactly what you need it to and I don't have to worry about fake Amazon reviews. Again, I appreciate the great videos!
You are a great encouragement to me
Waiting for your videos
Good work
Thoughtful so thoughtful they even provide soap and wipes😂
thanks
I was wondering if there are protection things like in USB and power supplies if they switch fast enough to avoid blowing stuff downstream or not. I hear some USB ones rely on heat to lower their conductivity.
Some got lucky that replacing pads and paste solves a problem, because new pads just push chips with more pressure and temporary fix some broken connection from a broken solder balls
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Good tecnic
Hi I think it would be nice if you can do a multi hour GPU repair stream, KrisFix used to do it before he disappeared from youtube. I would sure watch it in recording...
100% will send you my EVGA ~ GPU's for repair!
cleaning can help alot. my old GTX285 /w blower fan got artifacts around 80c, cleaning it made it run cooler and no artifacts, also helped to limit FPS to 60-80 to keep it cooler of course.
Why would u still use it tho
@@mishanya1162 If it is enough and does it job, why not?
interesting how even touching ground on your power supply crashes the video frame, let alone switching it on and off!! Maybe look into that.
on the back side of my room and bench is the bathroom. Going to safely holesaw tube for evacuator to be away concealed in bathroom and quieter near me on bench
No pads, wipes only 👍😂❤️
if possible pls show the scope curve for the bad drmos area
frore airjets come to mind for this.
Those maple cookies are delicious!
Hope your digestion is OK after your snacks.
Could one find the faulty mosfets without that fancy monitoring tool?
would there be any other way to find out what the issue was without removing those protections with the “device”?
Measuring every pin I guess.
Time consuming.
oh my god I changed an MPS2940A and as watching 9:08 I figured out the problem, didn't know that I had to backup the old configuration, so I this CPU is burnt I have like 3 DrMos outputs 19.5V direct to the CPU
if they put fuses they might sell less new cards,the whole built to fail logic instead of built to last.
Again a nice save.
Mate wtf is with video always cutting out into black when you switch something?
if the old card is leaking caps the alcohol treatment works 50% of the time
hello northwestrepair
Hungover AF today from "old new year" huh
15:21 what do you meaing by checking the signal?
sheeeeeeeeesh
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Hello internet
maybe someone can help me, I have a 3090 OC Strix, All 3 red led power lights are flashing from the 8 pin connectors, I have a 1300 watt supernova power supply. The card seems to be performing fine, I uninstalled the asus software and it went away for a while but now it is back, I double checked everything, power cables are connected properly. I am at a loss.
1:50 i choice maple cookies
joke with a soap just killing me 😂
Hey can you save laptop GPUs in the some way??? There are a lot of laptop gpu getting ded because too much voltage entered.
Well its the same thing really, especially if you have mobile versions of regular ones.
R u down with O P P
yeah you know me🤓
this reminds me of my rog strix 2080 ti which was killed by local tech due to reheat / reflow method. Guy just killed 6 vrams.
🥳🥳🥳
Is there a possibility that in a future video when you repair a 4090 card, you can explain some readings from the HWINFO software, for all of us who are paranoid about the 12vhpwr connector.
Specifically, can HWINFO, as some claim, warn of melting connectors and whether its readings are accurate compared to your measuring instruments.
I mean specifically +12v input voltage and 16-pin HVPWR voltage. Greetings.
Do you repair old graphic card? 2008 GPU era?
I saw him repair some classic mid 2000s video cards, yes.
Hi Sir i love your work i want to learn repair gpu like you. Can you please guide😊
yeah. watch lots of repair videos
do you fix laptops?
0:21 😂 2:01
lmao the comment about diarrhea got me falling off my chair
Enjoy the food 😂😂
I am 3090 I am new here 🙂
I think disabling the OVP was probably not needed, the OCP would have been enough and slightly safer.
Thats probably why that chip failed. The gd asus cooling system is pure trash. Caused the card to super heat and burn out.
Heads up to the owner.....
That black brace under the heatsink is completely worthless. Not only is it worthless, it causes the entire card to run 30 c higher than it needs to be. Get rid of the heat sink and that black metal bracket, remove it all. Your vrms and your vram will run much cooler and you can drop in A nzxt g12 and a 280mm aio so the cards gpu never goes over 45c ever.
The 2080 ti cooling system is a total fraud and needs to thrown in the trash.
heres what is funny if card posts but is very unstable iv revived 3 cards by drowning it in 91% alcohol and giving it the "wheres the money treatment " and shaking it in the liquid then drying it lol
two dads 😂
There is nothing funny about 1080ti and 2080ti looking practically identical. Nvidia scammed all the buyers releasing the 1000 series one more time, just adding a 2 in front of the name. They do this every other series, 1000 series good cards, 2000 hardly any improvement, 3000 good cards, and now 4000 series with a negative value compared to the last series. You wont see me buying one of their crap 4000 cards for exorbitant prices...
Except they introduced the first iteration of Tensor cores and RT cores with 2000 series GPUs. I would say that makes a lot of difference tbh
The_hate_inside, you are exactly right. Now, I did buy the 4070ti and overall I am happy with it but I think the 4000 series was overall a scam.
@@danielhulan3058 the problem is the prices obviously. Shave off 10% and Nvidia cards present a much more desirable deal, but IMO Nvidia are in a monopolistic situation regarding the feature set of their cards and they can afford to piss off their customers, we won't buy AMD or Intel. Or idk tho, the other cards are about as expensive as the Nvidia ones so I might be misrepresenting the case here. But the feature set is unparallelled IMO, so I personally will stay with Nvidia for now.
Got a used 3080 btw and I'm pretty satisfied with the deal I made. I don't think I'll ever buy new, the ROI is simply not there, but used works for me.
@@Eric-rl3jl wow that's a solid deal, I got mine for like $100 more, but it also had 1.5 years of warranty still
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Two fathers maybe?
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I don't know if it's a good idea for you to actively mock your clients during your videos. Unless it's something completely egregious, feels like you're only collecting sour sentiments for no good reason.
Chill 😊
@@northwestrepair Was I not?