I watch a guy in the Philippines repairing video cards and since the ocean is always near he uses a scalpel to clean corrosion and then he goes to work with cleaning water and a toothbrush. He spends a lot of time running that toothbrush and he has a bottle with a cup on top that when he dabs the toothbrush the cup pops down and loads the brush again. This old card would do someone very well with that method. His cards might be as well as a heated sonic cleaner tank. Just not as well under the ics where the corrosion is. You have to be really careful as they could disconnect balls that are marginal and would be difficult to find if not shorted.
just a correction that liquid he puts in that bottle is not water but lacquer, he mainly uses it for removing flux and cleaning as lacquer is not conductive
![[Restoration] Heavily corroded MSI 1080Ti (Slow pace vid) - Part 1](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TKOl_CmI-2M/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Restoration] Heavily corroded MSI 1080Ti (Slow pace vid) - Part 1](/img/tr.png)
I'm still searching for 1070Ti (GP104-300-A1) core...
A nice find 👌
I watch a guy in the Philippines repairing video cards and since the ocean is always near he uses a scalpel to clean corrosion and then he goes to work with cleaning water and a toothbrush. He spends a lot of time running that toothbrush and he has a bottle with a cup on top that when he dabs the toothbrush the cup pops down and loads the brush again. This old card would do someone very well with that method. His cards might be as well as a heated sonic cleaner tank. Just not as well under the ics where the corrosion is. You have to be really careful as they could disconnect balls that are marginal and would be difficult to find if not shorted.
Whats the channel name please? :)
workshopfix name the channel
just a correction that liquid he puts in that bottle is not water but lacquer, he mainly uses it for removing flux and cleaning as lacquer is not conductive
thanks