Thanks so much, man! I was worried that the constant scene switching and abrupt lighting changes would really annoy people, but I couldn't really avoid it without a proper lighting setup and a cameraman, lol.
What temp did you place oven on and for how long as i have reballed graphics for years with no comebacks using this method but i use 100 degrees for 6 mins on four balls of foil middle shelf must be a fan assisted oven. I did this to my nephews hp probook 7 years ago and still works fine now and is used everyday
With 480's running so hot I'm surprised they don't reflow themselves. Also, reflow temps usually start at 220C, perhaps try ramping up the oven and see how that goes.
😂Good point. And yeah, I screwed up temps-wise. The times I got it to work I had the oven set way higher but I only remembered after the fact. I'm going to try it again at a higher temp and give it a few more minutes and that should do the trick.
@@TheTechTank did you do the follow up? if so, what's the name of the video? searching oven on your channel only returns this video as a result. I'm guessing that if no follow up was made that increasing the temps didn't work?
@@SaisukeMutsu Pretty much, yeah. I tried it again at higher temps once or twice ages ago with no luck, and I ran out of time to dedicate to getting it to work 😭Could always make a follow-up video one day doing it the proper way, maybe even with a proper resoldering oven or at the very least a heat gun.
@@TheTechTank ah ye of little faith... Even though you might not of succeeded, if 1 person watches this video and it helps them fix their card or device then this video was a success as it taught them something 😁😁
Haha, it was one of my lighting cable hanger things that fell off the wall. Also, along with the fan I also burned myself putting the card into the oven 😂 And agreed, it also gives me the opportunity to do a follow-up video where I actually get it to work, lol.
What do i must take in consideration to know which power supplier to buy? And im sorry for asking this stuff in your comments i just need help to understand what i need for my first pc so i don’t waste my money.
No problem, always happy to help. For power supplies the main things to consider are wattage and brand. For most systems a 500-550W power supply should be more than enough, as long as you're going with one of the better-known brands like Corsair, Cooler Master, EVGA and a few others. Just try not to go too cheap on your PSU, because if it dies it could take the rest of your system with it.
Just Tank im sorry if im being a pain, but two more question. Which do you recommend me more a G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 16gb ram or the CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16gb ram? Does it make that much of a difference ?
@@ronyjames3060 That's a solid PSU for the price. As for fans, I love Corsair's LL-series, but they're definitely not entry-level. Noctua and be quiet! are great too, but also a little pricey. Maybe look into Corsair and Cooler Master's more budget-friendly range, they're pretty good value.
Actually tried it again multiple times a few weeks ago. Each time at a higher temperature and longer time increments and still no dice. I've seen it work miracles a few times in my life but methinks this card's issue lies elsewhere unfortunately.
@@TheTechTank Yeah, I mean it doesn't work the first time there's a good chance it's something else. Maybe something is blown. I revived quite a few laptops this way and they lasted quite a while. Longer than I had ownership of them at least ^_^.
Holy crap, I've literally never heard of that method until now. Somehow that seems even sillier than the oven method, but I guess it actually makes sense...
@@TheTechTank yeah lol, it was literally putting the ps3 in a towel and leaving it on for a while. iirc you would leave it to overheat and cool down and it would work
Bummer, I was hoping it would work. Let it cook longer, throw in some marshmallows. Oh, maybe try bleach.
If I threw marshmallows and bleach in there it would come out as a 5700 XT, but wouldn't ya know it, I'm all out of marshmallows 😢
The gpu temperature was insufficient to reflow
@@TheTechTank I'm here to kick ass and chew marshmallows but I'm all out of marshmallows.
Always impressed by the quality of your videos. It can’t be easy putting in that much effort for every vid. Keep it up!👍🏽
Thanks so much, man! I was worried that the constant scene switching and abrupt lighting changes would really annoy people, but I couldn't really avoid it without a proper lighting setup and a cameraman, lol.
Great work Tank...and I did watch till the end as always. 😜
Haha, I can always count on you!
I just found this channel, and I absolutely love the sense of humor and quality. Can't wait to see your channel grow even bigger!
The spam is getting more and more flattering every day. I like it.
What temp did you place oven on and for how long as i have reballed graphics for years with no comebacks using this method but i use 100 degrees for 6 mins on four balls of foil middle shelf must be a fan assisted oven.
I did this to my nephews hp probook 7 years ago and still works fine now and is used everyday
LMFAO... ooookkayy.... Also now for the holidays you know what to get your old man. Some oven mits.
did Oven back , on rx 570 , its been working for over 2 years now .
That's awesome. I really need to give this a try again.
Only a BGA problem can help with Backing not a Vram Error Screen like yours.
With 480's running so hot I'm surprised they don't reflow themselves.
Also, reflow temps usually start at 220C, perhaps try ramping up the oven and see how that goes.
😂Good point. And yeah, I screwed up temps-wise. The times I got it to work I had the oven set way higher but I only remembered after the fact. I'm going to try it again at a higher temp and give it a few more minutes and that should do the trick.
@@TheTechTank I'd love a follow up on that, really like your channel, keep it up man!
Thanks man, will do!
@@TheTechTank did you do the follow up? if so, what's the name of the video? searching oven on your channel only returns this video as a result. I'm guessing that if no follow up was made that increasing the temps didn't work?
@@SaisukeMutsu Pretty much, yeah. I tried it again at higher temps once or twice ages ago with no luck, and I ran out of time to dedicate to getting it to work 😭Could always make a follow-up video one day doing it the proper way, maybe even with a proper resoldering oven or at the very least a heat gun.
Basically
Unless you have absolutely no other option and you are going to throw it away and get a new one. MAYBE try this.
Just wondering, what types of sauces go well with a graphics card????? I was thinking maybe Sriracha and Tamarind Chutney???!!!
Oh, creamy jalapeno for sure, maybe even a nice tangy BBQ.
You forgot it's an AMD card so you have to turn the heat up to at least 500 degrees to bake it.
Shit, you're right, how could I have forgotten?! 😂
Hmmmm solder infused cookies ...
Desert of champions 😂
The alter of science demands much sacrifice.. but the rewards are worth it💪💪
Except when there are no rewards, as is the case in this video, lol.
@@TheTechTank ah ye of little faith... Even though you might not of succeeded, if 1 person watches this video and it helps them fix their card or device then this video was a success as it taught them something 😁😁
Ooh, that's quite the silver lining! I like that. And who knows, maybe one day I'll be able to do another video where I ACTUALLY fix the thing 😂
taking you graphics card apart in the United States WILL NOT void any warranty no matter if it has a stickr on it or not.
Hopefully that'll one day be the case worldwide.
lol @ random flying things and random fans - ow!... oh BTW, great video! Never a failure if it makes great content!
Haha, it was one of my lighting cable hanger things that fell off the wall. Also, along with the fan I also burned myself putting the card into the oven 😂 And agreed, it also gives me the opportunity to do a follow-up video where I actually get it to work, lol.
@@TheTechTank glad you left those parts in during editing. Definitely adds to the video.
I couldn't hide my idiocy even if I wanted to 😂
What do i must take in consideration to know which power supplier to buy? And im sorry for asking this stuff in your comments i just need help to understand what i need for my first pc so i don’t waste my money.
No problem, always happy to help. For power supplies the main things to consider are wattage and brand. For most systems a 500-550W power supply should be more than enough, as long as you're going with one of the better-known brands like Corsair, Cooler Master, EVGA and a few others. Just try not to go too cheap on your PSU, because if it dies it could take the rest of your system with it.
Just Tank im about to purchase a EVGA 650W Bronze. Also can you recommend me some case fans with or with out RGB on an entry level price ?
Just Tank im sorry if im being a pain, but two more question.
Which do you recommend me more a G.SKILL TridentZ RGB 16gb ram or the CORSAIR Vengeance LPX 16gb ram?
Does it make that much of a difference ?
@@ronyjames3060 That's a solid PSU for the price. As for fans, I love Corsair's LL-series, but they're definitely not entry-level. Noctua and be quiet! are great too, but also a little pricey. Maybe look into Corsair and Cooler Master's more budget-friendly range, they're pretty good value.
Just Tank thank you so much. Do you have a discord or something where we can talk of course if it isn’t that much of a problem.
385° for 8.5 minutes is enough.
Actually tried it again multiple times a few weeks ago. Each time at a higher temperature and longer time increments and still no dice. I've seen it work miracles a few times in my life but methinks this card's issue lies elsewhere unfortunately.
@@TheTechTank Yeah, I mean it doesn't work the first time there's a good chance it's something else. Maybe something is blown. I revived quite a few laptops this way and they lasted quite a while. Longer than I had ownership of them at least ^_^.
Toxic compounds like dioxins and furans in your oven from your PCB a priceless cancer recipe 🤓
Ooh, delicious 😍
@@TheTechTank you a legend 😁
can i bake Memory ram ?
i remember using the towel reflow method for my ps3. it worked for a few years untill i updated it where it bugged out and bricked.
Holy crap, I've literally never heard of that method until now. Somehow that seems even sillier than the oven method, but I guess it actually makes sense...
@@TheTechTank yeah lol, it was literally putting the ps3 in a towel and leaving it on for a while. iirc you would leave it to overheat and cool down and it would work
@@TheTechTank the only thing was the ps3s disk drive wasnt working and i only found it out when i fixed it lol
@@Sol-su2mi Lol, well that's a pretty big issue, unless you had all your games installed on the HDD and a killer internet connection 😂
@@TheTechTank nah I was a broke kid so I played demos lol. A few years later I did get the slim which was great
Have you learned nothing from Louis Rossmann shouting an Linus?
Nope, was lowkey hoping he'd shout at me too! 😂
@@TheTechTank lol
You’re cake was undercooked
😂 Clearly
my boi you over cooked it lol its 7 or 8 mins 12 or 13 mins is pushing it fam
It can stink up your oven.. don't recommend it
Meh. Airing out and a good wipe down gets rid of the smell in just a few hours.
8-9 minutes works