Your channel is such a breath of fresh air and some of the only content that puts my OCD brain at peace. I always learn something new unlike the majority of mindless content on youtube. I know this level of content isn't the sort of thing that everyone can properly appreciate and understand, but I am so deeply grateful that you continue to make it and wanted to say my most heart felt thank you! :)
❤❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
What you said in 14:44, I learned that the hard way. Soldering not melting to my hand getting burned, it turns out that my iron was 40W and my ceiling fan was too powerful to let it reach melting point. I had to replace it.
WEP sending you a free piece of equipment, no strings , shows a few very big things: 1 - they support your channel, if not directly, then by simply 'you have their approval' - that shows they have good taste. 2- they are extremely confident their product will work with your needs 3- they really want your professional feedback, as someone who uses products like theirs often. - nothing like using other products at around $200 US to fix a $1.5K+ product. (also love the random explosions, they make me chuckle) If I am ever in need of an airflow station - I will definately re watch this video and remember WEP
I see your subs are now rocketing up faster than the temps on your new hot air station and deservedly so. This has now become my favourite repair channel. It's a combination of your skills, video production, clear explanations and magnetic personality. There are not many repair channels I've discovered with this particular winning combination so you'll now get your silver play button in no time now and then beyond. In fact I'd start working on a patreon channel if you don't already have one. :)
I honestly have to ask myself why I like watching these GPU repair videos so much, but they are very entertaining to watch and really like the investigation part when trying to figure out the problem. Also, the music tie in is always well done.
I know just enough about reballing chips to know that it can be a complete pain in the arse, even WITH the right tooling . The precision and [enhanced] speed and zoom that we get to watch you work in is absolutely amazing. And it doesn't matter if they're you're balls or someone else's, they're all someone else's balls to us ;)
Making it look easy is a bad and good at the same time. The bad thing is that kids think they can do it as well. The good thing is that they deliver work for the techs :)
@@northwestrepair I know all to well. I do laptop boars since two years. If it's not a north ridge fix short, you're in for some heavy thinking sessions.
I love this level of production quality. Just enough information in the small text to get tons of information, good flow to the video, but not so overdone that things become cheesy
Awesome repair as always. Also appreciate you going over the hot air station and giving us a view of your equipment. I have same soldering iron and do think it proper but have similar off issues as you displayed with the hot air station.
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
I do not pretend to understand one tenth of what you do but by gosh I do love watching you do it and I could watch you for hours on end. The delicacy and intricacy of surface mounted technology boggles my mind.
Your old hot air station (with a blowing fan inside the gun) is suitable for mobile phone PCB repair and for soldering BGA balls when you reball it (because of the low air flow). It struggles to deliver the heat quickly on thick boards (leading to damages most of the times). But your new one is way better for reflowing the GPU because the air flow is stronger and it delivers the heat onto the PCB quickly.
Well done and thanks for the perseverance, Alex would have given up, and added the card to donor supply with an attempt fee. Also like how you test your stuff, no cutting corners.
Man, this video shows your editing skills and effort is just getting even better. I like the text explaining what you are doing, I am sure newcomers will love it. Also very nice review, not forced, not hiding the small text, thumbs up from my part aswell.
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️
You make me not totally sure (for a split of a second) that we are apes and the world would be better without us and we shall not reproduce. I'm starting in your profession, but man your level of knowledge and dexterity is GODLIKE. One thing I observed is that you have the same problem with noise like me (like every one who has high IQ) and to be able to concentrate and reduce noise you lock yourself up in a basement or something like that. Apes are noisy
Your videos are very informative and I will say entertaining. Thank you for making them. I can't say I learn a lot but at least I have a limited understanding on how a video cards work.
Not really a "comment" but just that I'm so IMPRESSED with the ability you have to keep your hands steady while you are working with really tiny objects! I thought I had steady hands but then again I'm not working with objects in the hundreds or even thousands of millimeters! Great job!
Great fix! I recently sent my card to a big store in my country for repairs. I didn't have high hopes, and indeed, they couldn't fix it. Instead of admitting their inability, they tried to obfuscate the situation, making it sound like a mystery of technology that someone like me couldn't comprehend. They told me, 'You opened the card and droped the VRAM cooler. The VRAM was too hot, causing damage to the surrounding circuits.' (im opened the cars 8 month ago to replace dried paste, it work fine till recent, the thermal pad still there im not remove it, i dont know what other part is vram cooler outside of main heatsink that it contact to with pad) When I inquired about the possibility of repairing it, they once again resorted to vague technical language, instead of 'This card is broken too badly and cannot be repaired' they say 'This line of products cannot be repaired.' what line? try tell me that whole product line of some brand that somehow cant be repaired or what
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
I'm new to your channel dude and I'm loving your content. Totally blown away by your knowledge and skill, very impressive. Its just a shame I live in the UK as I'd have liked for you to check over my GPU. Keep the great work!
❤ ❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
You got the air station just in time. Looking at the base at 11:48, it seems like you could have unscrewed that U-shaped metal clip near the bottom of the base. It looks like that metal clip was what caused the tip to not sit properly. You can just remove the two screws shown in 11:52 of the video.
Hi, this video was more intersting because it shows the working limit of your smd rework station. And you replace it with new rework station. But I also viewed a video of your pre-heater modification, you have added an infrared ceramic upper heater. You made it with lot of efforts. My question is that, why you are not using it? and why you are still using air flow upper heating method?
Hi Tony, @12:45 - this WEP is almost identical to my YiHua, but I never encountered this problem, it switches off every time the nozzle is parked. So nope, their are not all like that...
I don't get why every tech/repair UA-camr thinks they need annoyingly distracting background music playing in their videos. Your narration of the video is fantastic, why ruin it with music when you don't need it.
Why do you mix existing solder with leaded solder before using wick to siphon it out? /me knows nothing about soldering Also, it's really nice that you describe the steps in the video. Otherwise for uninitiated (like me) , you just do some things and I have no idea what.
"I don't trust another man's balls" ------northwestrepair--2023....sage advice Sir.
"I don't trust other man's balls."
Words to live by.
Trust no shifty balls.
It was just an excuse to "reball"!
Your channel is such a breath of fresh air and some of the only content that puts my OCD brain at peace. I always learn something new unlike the majority of mindless content on youtube. I know this level of content isn't the sort of thing that everyone can properly appreciate and understand, but I am so deeply grateful that you continue to make it and wanted to say my most heart felt thank you! :)
❤❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
Hi dear, you know am wondering why am not really getting any response from you. Hope you doing good lately?
@@GRATIANHarcoltmaybe she's not into weirdos 😂
Or stalkers
I'm also quite ocd.
What you said in 14:44, I learned that the hard way. Soldering not melting to my hand getting burned, it turns out that my iron was 40W and my ceiling fan was too powerful to let it reach melting point. I had to replace it.
Those text explanations are a nice addition for new viewers not familiar with the process. Good idea!
The first explosion on the core scared me since I'm watching this video at 3 AM with headphones. lol.
You’re the most generous technician I’ve seen in my life❤️, other people want money to share this knowledge online!
i dont want money for knowledge. I received it for free but it took a long time so i do not share all my knowledge in one go.
WEP sending you a free piece of equipment, no strings , shows a few very big things:
1 - they support your channel, if not directly, then by simply 'you have their approval' - that shows they have good taste.
2- they are extremely confident their product will work with your needs
3- they really want your professional feedback, as someone who uses products like theirs often.
- nothing like using other products at around $200 US to fix a $1.5K+ product.
(also love the random explosions, they make me chuckle)
If I am ever in need of an airflow station - I will definately re watch this video and remember WEP
I suggest going for the Atten862D the clone of the more expensive Quick861DW.
Thanks for adding the on screen comments describing what you are doing in the process of the repair. I think these are a great addition 👍👍
I see your subs are now rocketing up faster than the temps on your new hot air station and deservedly so. This has now become my favourite repair channel. It's a combination of your skills, video production, clear explanations and magnetic personality. There are not many repair channels I've discovered with this particular winning combination so you'll now get your silver play button in no time now and then beyond. In fact I'd start working on a patreon channel if you don't already have one. :)
well done sir :) your skill for repair is amazing
Love that you describe your way of thinking through the troubleshooting process. Very interesting to see how you figure out what the problem is.
As an embedded systems engineer, your skill and logic and trouble shooting astonished me bro, keep it up ❤❤
The explosions are always worth a good laugh!
I honestly have to ask myself why I like watching these GPU repair videos so much, but they are very entertaining to watch and really like the investigation part when trying to figure out the problem. Also, the music tie in is always well done.
I know just enough about reballing chips to know that it can be a complete pain in the arse, even WITH the right tooling . The precision and [enhanced] speed and zoom that we get to watch you work in is absolutely amazing. And it doesn't matter if they're you're balls or someone else's, they're all someone else's balls to us ;)
You make it look so damn easy.
Yep, looks easy but far from it aye 😂 I just replaced a micro USB port for a game and it was pretty tricky for my beginner level
Making it look easy is a bad and good at the same time. The bad thing is that kids think they can do it as well. The good thing is that they deliver work for the techs :)
Its not.
Its hours of work.
@@northwestrepair How long have you been repairing video cards?
@@northwestrepair I know all to well. I do laptop boars since two years. If it's not a north ridge fix short, you're in for some heavy thinking sessions.
Always love these videos even when Im not a technician! I hope I can get in this line of work. Please do not stop sharing your skills!
Glad to see you grow this fast tony, congrats on the sponsor.
Yet another card saved from the landfill. Love your work. And I love your hotplate. Love from Norway. Love your work man. You are doing an awsome job.
I liked the text explanations you placed in there while doing the different steps.
I love this level of production quality. Just enough information in the small text to get tons of information, good flow to the video, but not so overdone that things become cheesy
I use a WEP soldering station that I picked up on a whim on eBay because it was super cheap one day. I love it!!
It was good to see your workbench setup and equipment at 10:02. Any chance you would do a short video to show it off in more detail?
i jumped everytime you did an explosion. You are a master at the surprise effect
Congrats on the company reaching out!
Thanks for the description of operations you made during the video
Awesome repair as always. Also appreciate you going over the hot air station and giving us a view of your equipment. I have same soldering iron and do think it proper but have similar off issues as you displayed with the hot air station.
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
I do not pretend to understand one tenth of what you do but by gosh I do love watching you do it and I could watch you for hours on end.
The delicacy and intricacy of surface mounted technology boggles my mind.
I loved this video. Adding the text description was genius.
Very entertaining and so educational. I sure like your music it goes perfectly with your work.
Great repair!!!! Good job and thanks for sharing!
Great work as always man keep up the coolest vid card fixes . Love the work and vids you do bud keep it up !
Your always very thorough on d process of d repair.. Very informative indeed..
yooo I want a brand deal with WEP too 👀👀👀 XD awesome fix man, keep it up!
Your old hot air station (with a blowing fan inside the gun) is suitable for mobile phone PCB repair and for soldering BGA balls when you reball it (because of the low air flow).
It struggles to deliver the heat quickly on thick boards (leading to damages most of the times).
But your new one is way better for reflowing the GPU because the air flow is stronger and it delivers the heat onto the PCB quickly.
Exactly.
@@northwestrepairhi 👋
@@northwestrepair What brand do you think is making the best 4090s now that EVGA is gone?
@@northwestrepairwould a YIHUA 862BD+ be enough for this job?
or a 995D+ EVO
Impressive troubleshooting and patience my friend,well done.
Great work, really cool to see your expertise grow in every video
I really like the button on the handle. It’s very convenient when you need it.
I don’t own this one but they need to fix that handle problem with the auto shut off. The button just saved itself though in your case.
I agree.
I think a switch like with my old station would be a good solution.
Instead of this button, I'd like to see a simple rocker switch.
Thank you for the upload.
Your technical skills are unmatched! Fantastic job!
Kudos, for being so skilled and having so much knowledge, wish my soldering skills were even 20% of yours :)
Well done and thanks for the perseverance, Alex would have given up, and added the card to donor supply with an attempt fee. Also like how you test your stuff, no cutting corners.
Man, this video shows your editing skills and effort is just getting even better. I like the text explaining what you are doing, I am sure newcomers will love it. Also very nice review, not forced, not hiding the small text, thumbs up from my part aswell.
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️
You make me not totally sure (for a split of a second) that we are apes and the world would be better without us and we shall not reproduce. I'm starting in your profession, but man your level of knowledge and dexterity is GODLIKE. One thing I observed is that you have the same problem with noise like me (like every one who has high IQ) and to be able to concentrate and reduce noise you lock yourself up in a basement or something like that. Apes are noisy
Another Great Watch!!
I get goosebumps watching your channel.
Your videos are very informative and I will say entertaining.
Thank you for making them. I can't say I learn a lot but at least I have a limited understanding on how a video cards work.
Another excelent repair. Im wondering if i could mail myself for a memory replacement aswell. Too much weed during college... 😅
You’re amazingly good with balls Tony.
Keep up the good work mate
Have a blessed day and thanks for sharing 👍😊
Not really a "comment" but just that I'm so IMPRESSED with the ability you have to keep your hands steady while you are working with really tiny objects! I thought I had steady hands but then again I'm not working with objects in the hundreds or even thousands of millimeters! Great job!
the new text overlays are nice!
Very smart gentleman, I admire his work ethic and knowledge for real. Such great content 👍👍👍
About as entertaining as board level GPU repairs can get .. Thanks for the Video ;)
Great fix! I recently sent my card to a big store in my country for repairs. I didn't have high hopes, and indeed, they couldn't fix it. Instead of admitting their inability, they tried to obfuscate the situation, making it sound like a mystery of technology that someone like me couldn't comprehend. They told me, 'You opened the card and droped the VRAM cooler. The VRAM was too hot, causing damage to the surrounding circuits.' (im opened the cars 8 month ago to replace dried paste, it work fine till recent, the thermal pad still there im not remove it, i dont know what other part is vram cooler outside of main heatsink that it contact to with pad) When I inquired about the possibility of repairing it, they once again resorted to vague technical language, instead of 'This card is broken too badly and cannot be repaired' they say 'This line of products cannot be repaired.' what line? try tell me that whole product line of some brand that somehow cant be repaired or what
great video,great repair not sloppy and no constant going on about buying from their online store
We reaching for the stars with this one, great stuff
We close enough 😂
yet another gem of a video !
absolutely love your content man keep it up ❤❤❤
Always fascinating to watch him fixing GPUs.
Your videos really urges me to learn how to fix electronic components even though I have no idea on how to do it lol
❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
Did PNY refuse to fix this?
Edit: oh yeah with three memory chip like that you can't blame the manufacturer.
yeah
@@GRATIANHarcoltenlighten me
Oooh yummy amtech. You make hours of video or even days for us to watch in minutes also very entertaining, thank you i enjoy your videos a lot.
I'm new to your channel dude and I'm loving your content. Totally blown away by your knowledge and skill, very impressive. Its just a shame I live in the UK as I'd have liked for you to check over my GPU. Keep the great work!
Gotta love some new & useful tools!
Good stuff 👌
Great videos! I have a good basics of electronics and I am learning the proper usage of tools of both hardware and Software!
❤ ❤️ 💙 Remember life's adventures are better with true friends and partners. Our distance is nothing but a space in time. I hope to get a Direct response from you soon enough, thanks. 💙❤️😊
Good stuff fellow technician
You got lots of balls to fix that chip that way.
Nuttin but balls 😁
Those chips had some balls on them.
@@axi0matic😂 really 😊
Always entertaining to watch
Another great repair video ❤
You got the air station just in time. Looking at the base at 11:48, it seems like you could have unscrewed that U-shaped metal clip near the bottom of the base. It looks like that metal clip was what caused the tip to not sit properly. You can just remove the two screws shown in 11:52 of the video.
Love these videos.. always give me a tickle to want to start doing it myself. But for now i won't
love these repair vids
First time seeing a single fan 4090 XD. GJ btw
Best videos and comments! Keep like that
Sorry mate. I just love watching you bust a gut over these things. Good score on the WEP too. You deserve it!
Yeah i am overdue for an upgrade.
Usually I see large BGA station like a wardrobe, this is tiny! And it works!
Thank you for the great video. Amazing, you make it look so easy. Keep up the great work.
i don’t trust other men’s ball 😂😂😂 1:12
what a very nice repair. TOP NOTCH ENGINEERING
Excellent video as always.
Always neat
@northwestrepair whats the software that is used in 0:30
15:19 does this card have same problem as AMD cards that get hot ? 🤔
Hi, this video was more intersting because it shows the working limit of your smd rework station. And you replace it with new rework station. But I also viewed a video of your pre-heater modification, you have added an infrared ceramic upper heater. You made it with lot of efforts. My question is that, why you are not using it? and why you are still using air flow upper heating method?
Hi Tony, @12:45 - this WEP is almost identical to my YiHua, but I never encountered this problem, it switches off every time the nozzle is parked. So nope, their are not all like that...
❤
Nice video, good cool background music! I like it.
edit kudos for the tunes and nifty inline angled captions during the montage
0:28 how did you identify the defective chips here?
I have a question can the core be placed in any direction or is there a correct orientation like cpus
you doing good job there keep up
great stuff man :)
I don't get why every tech/repair UA-camr thinks they need annoyingly distracting background music playing in their videos. Your narration of the video is fantastic, why ruin it with music when you don't need it.
Amazing content!
you are a show of magic and humor
you got Patience to not give up on that card... .....your ..almost at 60k now,,,, growing 2k a day... told you,, going to be big UA-cam star soon.
Why do you mix existing solder with leaded solder before using wick to siphon it out?
/me knows nothing about soldering
Also, it's really nice that you describe the steps in the video. Otherwise for uninitiated (like me) , you just do some things and I have no idea what.
I'm surprised you got any mileage out of that crappy air wand with the built-in fan.
Anyone wondering what the BG music is, it's:
Instant Crush by Corbyn Kites.
One of my favs.