Don't let him get to your nerves. I deal with customers every day like you and I realized that the more you do for them, the worst they treat you. Do what you can, always with respect and smile... Be cool! Nice day!
I love that you don't edit out mistakes let's everyone see mistakes can be made by even someone of your skill level which in my opinion is damn near God like. Keep up the great videos my friend Thanks for the lessons 👍
I'm sorry for my fellow Canadian. Most of us are nice and not idiots. btw I ordered a bunch of stuff from you and it's arriving tomorrow. Thats stupid fast and thank you. I'm sure to get more stuff from you down the road as I'm learning to fix asic hash boards. Iv learned so much watching your channel so thank you. Have a great day and don't work too much.
Being a fellow Canadian, yes, generally we appreciate other people's efforts to help the ...world, basically. RUclips reaches out to anyone. This is a great channel. I have ordered from the store a couple times and both have been delivered crazy fast. Not enjoying custom fees but it is what it is. Thanks Northridgefix, Alex for the videos, Bigboss to help you look good, and Dad for his persistence to take care of eCommerce with top quality.
@Dan Arseneau yes the customs is BS but I still like to support him and his family too. Sure I could get it closer to home but it's my way as I'm sure it's your way to show appreciation for the fantastic information he provides.
Every video: "Okay, we have our probe in continuity mode.... " nothing happens, "Okay, lets put our probe in continuity mode". Great content! Loving how real it all is.
Hi NorthRidgeFix, I am so proud of the fact that you have always inspired us by your professionalism. For those that ridiculed your service are the ones that have no tomorrow. Keep up with the great work...
Finally able to watch your videos again after a long time. If you heard about Typhoon Rai back on the 16th of December, it struck our place spot on. I live in Cebu, Philippines, and our city terribly suffering up to now. We went off the grid for over a month, no power, and internet, no nothing, just darkness. Now, everything are just starting to rise back uo again, I got my internet back too. 😁
I've been watching your videos for over a year now. You are kind, honest, and fair. Unprofessional is on the opposite side of the spectrum of words I would use to describe you. Keep up the good work.
This video shows many times why fixing graphics cards is harder than almost everything else in the world of tech. 1. High levels of concentration while figuring out what is wrong. 2. Better than average tools to do the fix. 3. Professional hands, steady and precise. 4. Perfect testing environment, with many parts. 5. Time consuming verification. Thanks to that (and more) fixing them gives a very sweet smile to the face, and a powerful feeling.
Very satisfiing seeing you repairing cards, in particular in this period. I guess that adding some more space and using a pc bench would help to work even better
Great job as always with this video card repair. Stand you ground as you are doing with Mr. Canada. Looks like they ruined it for others. Things people here need to remember is that you have a ton of repairs and it is only "YOU" that actually is doing these repairs. Yes you have your family dissembling and reassembling but you the one with the knowhow and skills. One person can only do so much per day. For these impatient people you should invite them in to fix themselves if they think they can do it faster 🙂
Don't let one guy from Canada leave you with a bad feeling about us Canadians. Given your track record and due diligence, I would have said. I'm grateful and take as long as you need. Thank you very much.
Hi Alex! Thank you for all the uploads to your channel, I have learned a ton and completed some repairs i wouldn't have attempted a few months ago. I think it's time I invest in a thermal camera, what a handy tool.
Alex is the man! I went to his store and his backlog is stupid... people think he has the ability to work on their card in a day or two. He tells you it may take a few days or weeks to even get to your card or item. And if its a no fix then that's the risk you take for taking it to him. People leaving bad reviews are just jerk customers. If you want to attempt it yourself, go ahead and buy your own equipment and unsolder tiny resistors off your GPU.
but why? at the end of the day alex excepted a gpu fix even though he didnt want to. not only that he forced the customer to pay for expedited, possibly as an attempt to persuade the customer from not wanting the repair. if so then alex shot himself in the foot not once but twice. the first time for making the offer and the second time for taking the job. expedited is expedited. as a customer if you force me to pay more like in these terms ohh you better believe im going to be on your case. im not the type of customer to annoy any hard working individual. i used to wait tables for a long time so i know im not. we all love alex but i dont agree with him on this one. it could all have been avoided if he just said no. him charging a fee for the repair attempt i agree with its a gpu a lot of material and time goes into fixing them, not to mention the dead cores. if i had a customer like this i would be pissed to. the only difference is i would bite my tounge cuz its no ones fault but mine. all the customer did was pay for a service and expect said paid service in return. sure its annoying but its within his rights as a customer.
@@umdasu alex has a lot of work, expedited means that your device would be a priority fix but he also has other expedited devices waiting . He did the guy a favor on allowing to fix his graphics card but he nags him for taking long, that’s just being ungrateful.
@@umdasu while I understand your point, the wait time is around 2 years for a GPU at present. To expect extradited service to be within days is always going to be unlikely. I would be waiting a couple of weeks before messaging. It sounds to me like the customer really wants it fixing, he clearly has things he wants to do with it. Unfortunately it takes time. Imagine the money that would come in if Alex could fix all these immediately!
we love the way how you educate people for free at the same time while you daigonose the fault and solve it i wish you big feuther you channel is amazing and simple on the way of understanding this channel should reach more than 1M because it free education and practical lesson im watching you in daily and still learn every day new things all the best regards
Honnestly, You should up the prices of all the services. Demand is high, but you can't deliver anymore to demand. So its better to start asking for higher prices. Also the expodited services are very common, maybe to gap between a normal service and expodited services is to small. Im not a professional but it sounds like people are willing to pay more. so don't make your life miserable and lower demand by upping the price a bit until you can do the work and have enough demand :) Keep the good work! You make it look easy :)
Great work Alex. I love your work and precision and I learn from you. Don't let nagging customers to ruin your day. I suggest that you should charge the nagging customers extra if they nagg within a week. kind regards and greetings from Hellas
That's what I do. I even write it in the invoice! And if you go to someone else but come back to me when they can't fix it, I tack on another 25 to 40 dollars because you wasted my time.
Sir you are doing a very great job and spending your precious time for guyz like us. A suggestion for you to place a camera on multi the multi tester so we could see whats going on. Thanks.
Alex you are doing a great job. It's all in your head and your brain starts to drive you crazy. sometimes after several failures you need a success, you had that with this GFX card. great work and the day is saved, at least in your head. I don't think it would work so well without a thermal imaging camera. Don't worry if a customer is so annoying and asks for his card after such a short time. everyone who follows your channel knows that you have a lot of work to do. he should just be happy that you still accepted the order even though you no longer accept GFX-cards at the moment. Greets from vienna
Iam lebanease love all your videos helped me alot love to work with you and love when you say we did it and we fixed it i am a medical tec and love to fix everything great job bro❤️
Btw NorthridgeFix. I might have an older GTX card I'd like to send out to you!!! I'm from Canada and willing to pay all shipping and cost just so that my card is featured on your show! I don't even care how long it would take!
great fix alex ..i think a nagging tax should be added to nagging customers..but i think if this customer begs again you will sort them out with a fix its the sort of person you are ....regards to big boss alex hes not recognised enough and i know he works hard like yourself ...just say thank you from me to him ......joe from uk
Unfortunately there will always be customers like that... the customer ISN'T always right but keep up your great work saving the public $€£¥ by repairing the 'unrepairable' 🤓👍
Ermmm... "Please power down and connect..." screen. Maybe you removed the coil before the voltage injection and did not put back in or theres a broken resistor (eg. shunt resistor) that went to infinity?
Keep up the great vids it’s what happens with ignorant childish people .. not everyone is like that but most appreciate ur hard work .. I love working on items n micro soldering, ur vids have shown me many tips and tricks and I appreciate that .. it’s made me a better technician. Tho it’s not my line of work but a passion .. n thanks to ur videos my knowledge has grown . Awesome work .. thanks 👍
any particular reason why you guys are not accepting repairs for video cards? with gpu prices high i would honestly go for repair rather than buying a new one with an inflated price, regardless awesome video
We have a large graphics card queue that will take a year to finish . We have 3 shelves like that. ruclips.net/channel/UCLaXgfNlVxY149shiA1pykQcommunity?lb=UgkxGtfLjJh3rJVnzTCeW-EqIpxug36CvU2c
He stopped accepting cards due to the number of cards yet to be examined. I think the last count was around 200 cards awaiting their first investigation.
I thought Canadians were always nice? Does this customer think that he is the only one you have? People need to be more realistic and stop acting like spoiled children thinking they are the only person that has feelings or matters in the world. Sorry Alex, you are a good person and amazing at what you do.
I saw that, too. It looked like he had everything connected, so unless it was disconnected on the PSU side, he's gonna have to track down the pcie 6/8 pin present pins.
Morbidly curious how the percentage of video cards you deal with has changed over the past two years. I would assume clients for dead GPUs has doubled, or tripled, or more, because the incredibly price of trying to buy new has made people turn to repair instead. Even if you can't save every one, the cost of an attempted repair is much smaller than the incredible markup on buying a new card right now.
Is possible to reflow a GPU with fresh ledded solder without a reball station/BGA reflow station, it's an old Xbox 360 a bit nostalgic of course but hey, thought I'd ask anyway
man people dont understand how fkin difficult this job is, most of the times to just find a fault, let alone fix it i mean, go on, anyone, try doing this and see how successful you are, he makes it look easy
More gpu repair videos, I could watch these all day, they have inspired me to start repairing gpus for personal use!, also do you know when you will be getting more voltage injectors in?
I have an ASUS ROG G531_G. All mosphet are shorted then i proceed to replace the caps of your previous videos in case I was lucky enough to make it power again.... Im thinking it is a cpu or gpu issue. What do you think could it be a fix. I want to send it to you.
Keep up the good work, don't let customers try to talk you into doing things that you are not willing to do.
I love that everytime you manage to fix something, you still have some shining stars in your eyes. Job well done as always! Congratulations!
100% agree. It is what makes his channel stand out from other "similar" ones.
Same he seems so happy when a fix is confirmed, he definitely loves his job!
It means it's payday 💸💸
Don't let him get to your nerves. I deal with customers every day like you and I realized that the more you do for them, the worst they treat you. Do what you can, always with respect and smile... Be cool! Nice day!
I love that you don't edit out mistakes let's everyone see mistakes can be made by even someone of your skill level which in my opinion is damn near God like. Keep up the great videos my friend Thanks for the lessons 👍
that thermocamera is amazing, being able to pick up such a small temperature increase... these boards are so thick that the pcb itself is a heatsink
Takes forever to heat up the solder too
I'm sorry for my fellow Canadian. Most of us are nice and not idiots. btw I ordered a bunch of stuff from you and it's arriving tomorrow. Thats stupid fast and thank you. I'm sure to get more stuff from you down the road as I'm learning to fix asic hash boards. Iv learned so much watching your channel so thank you. Have a great day and don't work too much.
Being a fellow Canadian, yes, generally we appreciate other people's efforts to help the ...world, basically. RUclips reaches out to anyone. This is a great channel. I have ordered from the store a couple times and both have been delivered crazy fast. Not enjoying custom fees but it is what it is. Thanks Northridgefix, Alex for the videos, Bigboss to help you look good, and Dad for his persistence to take care of eCommerce with top quality.
@Dan Arseneau yes the customs is BS but I still like to support him and his family too. Sure I could get it closer to home but it's my way as I'm sure it's your way to show appreciation for the fantastic information he provides.
Great video just a friendly reminder to any customer sending in any repairs you cannot rush perfection...
Every video: "Okay, we have our probe in continuity mode.... " nothing happens, "Okay, lets put our probe in continuity mode". Great content! Loving how real it all is.
Have you seen the dead hard drive video? Same deal, love the realness!
Hi NorthRidgeFix,
I am so proud of the fact that you have always inspired us by your professionalism. For those that ridiculed your service are the ones that have no tomorrow. Keep up with the great work...
Finally able to watch your videos again after a long time. If you heard about Typhoon Rai back on the 16th of December, it struck our place spot on. I live in Cebu, Philippines, and our city terribly suffering up to now. We went off the grid for over a month, no power, and internet, no nothing, just darkness. Now, everything are just starting to rise back uo again, I got my internet back too. 😁
The genuine smile of joy when you get something fixed cannot be faked. Great work!
i truly love how genuine you are when you fix something...
Man it makes my day when i see you smile after successfully solving problem, thanks for sharing joy with us!
I've been watching your videos for over a year now. You are kind, honest, and fair. Unprofessional is on the opposite side of the spectrum of words I would use to describe you. Keep up the good work.
Great to see another video. So disappointed on days where there are none. This really is my Northridge Fix. 😄
The feeling of fixing something that was previously bad is amazing
always brings me joy when you fix a video card. i feel for the person who had it break down in these tough times
Watching your video makes me also want to be able to do what you did and at the end have that same smile 😁 of a successful fix.
You do amazing work Alex, we appreciate your hard work. Everyone needs to be fed positive words.. keeping that positive mindset.
This video shows many times why fixing graphics cards is harder than almost everything else in the world of tech.
1. High levels of concentration while figuring out what is wrong.
2. Better than average tools to do the fix.
3. Professional hands, steady and precise.
4. Perfect testing environment, with many parts.
5. Time consuming verification.
Thanks to that (and more) fixing them gives a very sweet smile to the face, and a powerful feeling.
It's so satisfying watching you try and repair complex electronic devices, even when you can't fix the problem. 👍
This guy is very skilled and really enjoy watching his repairs
Very satisfiing seeing you repairing cards, in particular in this period. I guess that adding some more space and using a pc bench would help to work even better
Great job as always with this video card repair. Stand you ground as you are doing with Mr. Canada. Looks like they ruined it for others. Things people here need to remember is that you have a ton of repairs and it is only "YOU" that actually is doing these repairs. Yes you have your family dissembling and reassembling but you the one with the knowhow and skills. One person can only do so much per day. For these impatient people you should invite them in to fix themselves if they think they can do it faster 🙂
Don't let one guy from Canada leave you with a bad feeling about us Canadians. Given your track record and due diligence, I would have said. I'm grateful and take as long as you need. Thank you very much.
Hi Alex! Thank you for all the uploads to your channel, I have learned a ton and completed some repairs i wouldn't have attempted a few months ago. I think it's time I invest in a thermal camera, what a handy tool.
Nice to see a graphics card repair from you. Thanks!
I'm not disappointed. This is a great channel. Cheers!
Alex is the man! I went to his store and his backlog is stupid... people think he has the ability to work on their card in a day or two. He tells you it may take a few days or weeks to even get to your card or item. And if its a no fix then that's the risk you take for taking it to him. People leaving bad reviews are just jerk customers. If you want to attempt it yourself, go ahead and buy your own equipment and unsolder tiny resistors off your GPU.
Now that's experience - smallest blip on the radar and you noticed it instantly! 👌👏 Customer might not, but we appreciate this fix. 😉👍
I just love that smile when its fixed.
I spent 10 year in the repair industry and I can see in your face that buzz when it's a 'fix' :)
We want to see you work on the graphics card from that customer.
You saved the customer a lot of money and trouble given how crazy expensive graphics cards are right now.
Alex you should add on Nagging charges along with Expedited service charge + Repair Attempt fee.
but why? at the end of the day alex excepted a gpu fix even though he didnt want to. not only that he forced the customer to pay for expedited, possibly as an attempt to persuade the customer from not wanting the repair. if so then alex shot himself in the foot not once but twice. the first time for making the offer and the second time for taking the job. expedited is expedited. as a customer if you force me to pay more like in these terms ohh you better believe im going to be on your case.
im not the type of customer to annoy any hard working individual. i used to wait tables for a long time so i know im not. we all love alex but i dont agree with him on this one. it could all have been avoided if he just said no. him charging a fee for the repair attempt i agree with its a gpu a lot of material and time goes into fixing them, not to mention the dead cores. if i had a customer like this i would be pissed to. the only difference is i would bite my tounge cuz its no ones fault but mine. all the customer did was pay for a service and expect said paid service in return. sure its annoying but its within his rights as a customer.
@@umdasu alex has a lot of work, expedited means that your device would be a priority fix but he also has other expedited devices waiting . He did the guy a favor on allowing to fix his graphics card but he nags him for taking long, that’s just being ungrateful.
@@umdasu while I understand your point, the wait time is around 2 years for a GPU at present. To expect extradited service to be within days is always going to be unlikely. I would be waiting a couple of weeks before messaging. It sounds to me like the customer really wants it fixing, he clearly has things he wants to do with it. Unfortunately it takes time. Imagine the money that would come in if Alex could fix all these immediately!
@@zigbug1314 thanks for your understanding. im just saying alex dug his own grave on this one. even though he is annoyed.
The feeling when you repair is successful - priceless (all that adrenaline when you turn it on first time and wait)
Great job, as always! Don't let you pull down, from persons, that will try to harm your company, with comments like that. Stay as you are, pls :)
Hello sir , great logo for the shirts save the world from complaints I’m loving it !
I get bored at work. I do the night shift and look forward to your next video.
Love the work you did on this card, I feel like an apprentice looking over your shoulder, even though I don't know electronics 😅
Everytime I hear : "let's get rid of the glare", I know that what come next is a satisfaction to my eyes. 😃
Great job as always. You are simply the best. Thank you for sharing with us.
Great video and great repair. Suspense was killing me at the end.
we love the way how you educate people for free at the same time while you daigonose the fault and solve it
i wish you big feuther
you channel is amazing and simple on the way of understanding
this channel should reach more than 1M because it free education and practical lesson
im watching you in daily and still learn every day new things
all the best regards
Hello and do not be tired
I am Farhad from Iran and I love you. I hope to always be successful
Honnestly, You should up the prices of all the services. Demand is high, but you can't deliver anymore to demand. So its better to start asking for higher prices. Also the expodited services are very common, maybe to gap between a normal service and expodited services is to small. Im not a professional but it sounds like people are willing to pay more. so don't make your life miserable and lower demand by upping the price a bit until you can do the work and have enough demand :)
Keep the good work! You make it look easy :)
Feels like almost live ! Nice job.
It feels awesome when somthing fixed & then u smile.
good work like usual!hello from France and bravo!
another card saved!🤩 i hope to send my cards to you at the store soon.
Sorry you have to deal with customers like that. Y'all are the best!!!
11:25 you know its a great video when you have that big smile and laugh (Success!) I really enjoy watching you do your electronics magic.
I'm glad to see VGA repair videos even though the customer behaved horribly. I'm sorry you have to deal with people like him
Great work Alex. I love your work and precision and I learn from you. Don't let nagging customers to ruin your day. I suggest that you should charge the nagging customers extra if they nagg within a week. kind regards and greetings from Hellas
Great ideia. Like a tax for everytime the customer nags.
That's what I do. I even write it in the invoice! And if you go to someone else but come back to me when they can't fix it, I tack on another 25 to 40 dollars because you wasted my time.
Thats just awesome. You are able to troubleshoot a vídeo card in less than 1 minute. Awesome
Sir you are doing a very great job and spending your precious time for guyz like us.
A suggestion for you to place a camera on multi the multi tester so we could see whats going on.
Thanks.
Alex you are doing a great job. It's all in your head and your brain starts to drive you crazy. sometimes after several failures you need a success, you had that with this GFX card. great work and the day is saved, at least in your head. I don't think it would work so well without a thermal imaging camera.
Don't worry if a customer is so annoying and asks for his card after such a short time. everyone who follows your channel knows that you have a lot of work to do. he should just be happy that you still accepted the order even though you no longer accept GFX-cards at the moment. Greets from vienna
Grinding pen link is broken in the description. Ok to remove this commend when you fix.
Iam lebanease love all your videos helped me alot love to work with you and love when you say we did it and we fixed it i am a medical tec and love to fix everything great job bro❤️
Btw NorthridgeFix. I might have an older GTX card I'd like to send out to you!!! I'm from Canada and willing to pay all shipping and cost just so that my card is featured on your show! I don't even care how long it would take!
Always good to hear "The short is gone" and that laugh of victory afterwards. That would be a nice quote on a shirt haha
That thermal cam is best in those cases
Keep it up 😃
Nice job. You're a stand-up guy.
you give them an inch, they take a mile....
Great patience my friend.
Well done Alex! Finally some GPU is back from dead
You are doing a wonderful job, please keep it up, enjoy your videos
great fix alex ..i think a nagging tax should be added to nagging customers..but i think if this customer begs again you will sort them out with a fix its the sort of person you are ....regards to big boss alex hes not recognised enough and i know he works hard like yourself ...just say thank you from me to him ......joe from uk
There is a nagging tax. It’s called ‘Don’t come back again’. So satisfying when you tax them.
I need a repair of an RTX 2070 Super. when do you expect to allow mail-ins again?
good job and please make a follow up video of this 2080 super
Happy ending of the day.Keep up the good work.
Great job! Thanks for the content. Enjoyed it!
i like ur smile after success, nice work dude ;)
Major part of broken cards now come from mining farms. Find Hiroshimas, Fused mosfets an multi level short circuit are the routine.
love the way when he laugh and say "short is gone"😄😄
Great content always,we admire you from Greece!Do you suggest any good book with regard the troubleshooting you apply?
I enjoy your honesty in regards of some nagging customer.
You really need some more space on your workbench .
Cheers
So.. Do you receive international packages? I have a problem with something..... Kidding. Well done though on the work. Lovit. Cheers from RSA
I see two bridge pins, how come?
Just checking to see if you read our comments! ;)
To bad you couldn’t fix those iPads ! But man are you a wizard with the gpu’s!!
Unfortunately there will always be customers like that... the customer ISN'T always right but keep up your great work saving the public $€£¥ by repairing the 'unrepairable' 🤓👍
Fixing a GPU is really satisfieing
Nice job man
Ermmm... "Please power down and connect..." screen. Maybe you removed the coil before the voltage injection and did not put back in or theres a broken resistor (eg. shunt resistor) that went to infinity?
Keep up the great vids it’s what happens with ignorant childish people .. not everyone is like that but most appreciate ur hard work .. I love working on items n micro soldering, ur vids have shown me many tips and tricks and I appreciate that .. it’s made me a better technician. Tho it’s not my line of work but a passion .. n thanks to ur videos my knowledge has grown . Awesome work .. thanks 👍
any particular reason why you guys are not accepting repairs for video cards? with gpu prices high i would honestly go for repair rather than buying a new one with an inflated price, regardless awesome video
We have a large graphics card queue that will take a year to finish . We have 3 shelves like that. ruclips.net/channel/UCLaXgfNlVxY149shiA1pykQcommunity?lb=UgkxGtfLjJh3rJVnzTCeW-EqIpxug36CvU2c
His store is full of cards that need reparing... if he accepts more cards the customers will have to wait months to get their cards back
He said he took in too much video cards that are waiting to be fixed since last year.
He stopped accepting cards due to the number of cards yet to be examined. I think the last count was around 200 cards awaiting their first investigation.
probably because they are a pain to work on and the time verses percentage of no fixes dosnt make business sense
Love to see your videos! Good Job!
Thank you for these good quality of videos. Just out of curiosity, I feel like you are from balkans is that true? :)
what's going on with MOSFET design or manufacturing? seems like they are the weakest link in electronics just second to capacitors...
I thought Canadians were always nice? Does this customer think that he is the only one you have? People need to be more realistic and stop acting like spoiled children thinking they are the only person that has feelings or matters in the world. Sorry Alex, you are a good person and amazing at what you do.
Your GPU is saying "please power down and connect the pcie power cable for this graphics card" did you test with both PCIE cables? Good job anyways
I saw that, too. It looked like he had everything connected, so unless it was disconnected on the PSU side, he's gonna have to track down the pcie 6/8 pin present pins.
Nice one sir alex. i wish you Good health always ang your family.
Morbidly curious how the percentage of video cards you deal with has changed over the past two years. I would assume clients for dead GPUs has doubled, or tripled, or more, because the incredibly price of trying to buy new has made people turn to repair instead. Even if you can't save every one, the cost of an attempted repair is much smaller than the incredible markup on buying a new card right now.
You do a perfect job
I Hope everything goes well for you and your familly
Thanks for all you videos. Keep up the good work
Just wondering how you are working on Graphic cards when you stopped accepting them in the Summer of 2021? is the back log 7 months?
i think he said somewhere he has a backlog of roughly a year concerning GPUs with a couple shelves full of them.
@@Scitch87 That seems like a really long time to wait for a fix. There are other techs that can fix them much faster.
Is possible to reflow a GPU with fresh ledded solder without a reball station/BGA reflow station, it's an old Xbox 360 a bit nostalgic of course but hey, thought I'd ask anyway
man people dont understand how fkin difficult this job is, most of the times to just find a fault, let alone fix it
i mean, go on, anyone, try doing this and see how successful you are, he makes it look easy
More gpu repair videos, I could watch these all day, they have inspired me to start repairing gpus for personal use!, also do you know when you will be getting more voltage injectors in?
I want to learn how you do these things. I don't know whats the first step.
I have an ASUS ROG G531_G.
All mosphet are shorted then i proceed to replace the caps of your previous videos in case I was lucky enough to make it power again....
Im thinking it is a cpu or gpu issue. What do you think could it be a fix. I want to send it to you.