Dont know where you are exactly in US but you should definitely get in touch with northbridge fix who is overwhelmed with video card repair request and seeking for help. He is not even taking more cards due to his backlog. Maybe you can team up or something and you can grow your channel more quickly (you totally deserve it)
The guy from Northridge is good but my god is he whiny. Nearly every other video he's whining about a customer. I certainly wouldn't send him anything to fix.
Tech Cemetery is doing just fine building his own brand without any need to deal with other shops problems. I'm sure He's well aware. And there's likely good reason some sort of relationship is NOT a thing. 😉
Thank you Tech Cemetary for these videos. Due to your detailed videos, I was able to completely repair one of my two 980Tis...and so far keep them out of the landfill. I think I can repair the other but it will require more extensive work. My EVGA 980Ti (based on FE PCB) had a short on the memory power phase rail (12V from PCI), due to the lowside mosfet shorting to ground. I just had to replace the lowside mosfet and the choke but I ended up also replacing the highside mosfet too just to be cautious since the lowside feeds back into the highside. I have a Gigabyte Windforce 980 Ti G1 that I'm still trying to repair. It's seems to have BGA damage on the GPU core or damaged VRAM from what I can only guess was aggressive overclocking/overvolting from the previous owner. So...replacing all the VRAM and if that does'nt work, it's then the CPU core which needs reballing. I will have to use a preheater and hit it from the top and bottom to get both the core and the carrier. Wish me luck...
i really want to donate but as a student i am always broke but what i have done is turn off ad blocking for this channel and i always watch full ad its not much but at-least its something from my side thank you!
@@robbirobson7330 Do you disagree? I'm not looking to start a fight or anything like that - I'm genuinely curious if you feel that the channel has gone downhill or something across those lines.
@@TechCemetery No don't worry i like your videos and everything is fine i was just wondering how he came to this conclusion because you are always fixing video cards so its been always like this. Keep on going.
Nicely done! Also you should put a small heatsink on the GPU to prevent some people actually troubleshooting the card without any heatsink and "ah that would be fine".
I like your repair videos, very detail explaination. may i know where i can start learning about this kind or repair ? i dont know where to start. hopefully i will become same as you. sorry for my bad english... thanks anyways
Thank you very much for the video. Could you please show a better photo of the bridge connection you made at the back, and what is the resistance indicated in the drawing at the end of the video? Thanks.
@@VintageCR I generally avoid taking cheaper cards for repair, and stick to cards faster than a GTX 1070. There's also the fact that the 980 Ti is infamous for catching fire.
Love your videos, wish you had video about gtx 980 ti, mine is burned. Ferrite beads 172 and 174 are burned. In what country you repair gpu's? is it possible to send you and pay for repair?
I have a problem with rtx 2080 msi gaming x trio. All voltages are except memory and pex , bios gets 1.8v. Any suggestions ? Micron memory 57omhs EDIT: The previous owner, removing the backplate, tore off the diode pin responsible for pex enable.
Just wondering if its okay to place a jumper wire instead of a 0 ohm resistor since I don't have many laying around. Would that affect longevity? Or is the only risk that the connection is exposed
Hey i bought a msi 3070 z trio today but for some reason i am not able to find MEMORY TEMP JUNCTION in hwinfo64 or cpuz. Benchmarked and tried mining but still didnt find that option any where. Mjnd helping with that like whats the issue? Card is working fine but i am not able to see memory temp.
wanna ask something. i have rx 560. first on from cold boot its working fine bench stress etc. but if in every restart (in bios or windows restart) it wont goes up. just black screen and error code B2 in my asus motherboard. anyone know wheres the problem?
For a 3070 Gaming X Trio, again, what the heck are MSI making us pay for? Such a pretty card, but they’re legit giving you nothing more than what’s required to make it turn on.
well.. in idiotic language, you only need the Nvidia chip on the pcb. but ofcourse there is no way to 'turn it on' and make use of it, thats why you get this massive pcb build around it so your motherboard can utilize the nvidia chip where it sees fit.
@@VintageCR Haha what I meant is that the PCB is barebones. Here where I live there’s a major stigma against cards from ‘lower tier’ vendors and an enthralment with stuff from MSI and ASUS. Essentially I’m annoyed with the fact that people purchase cards merely by looking at the cooler design, but if you peel off the pretty shroud you see how bare that card actually is. It’s essentially just the minimum safe power delivery with the minimum safe amount of capacitance. It also links up with all the angry 30-series Gaming … Trio owners complaining about their cards having horrible BIOS limits. Pretty much down to the fact that sticking a +20% onto this card’s factory VBIOS wouldn’t even be a smart idea. I made a similar comment on a Ventus 2080 repair because it just astonished me that that’s what they are actually giving you. I look at PCB pictures from time-to-time but I don’t really do it as a rule and I just find it interesting that MSI elect to sell these amazing looking cards with such awful PCBs. I guess the Gaming X Trio’s are supposed to be ‘MSRP’ cards so maybe it’s ok? Palit’s GameRock cards sell for the same or less than the Trio cards and the power delivery, capacitance and overclocking ability on those cards blows the Trio out of the water. Yet so many people choose to shit on them because they look cheap. I see it so often where I live and I guess I’m just ranting because it frustrates me to see people paying for a worse product because it’s packaged nicely.
@@dainluke i do agree on the fact you should never buy a certain card just because the cooler design looks amazing. or the fact that the outer shell of the card looks like candy. because candy is good. no its not. thats simply poor judgement and means the customer doesnt know a lot about tech. in particular about a gpu. Just like you i like to find out what the pcb looks like (before i buy it / if at all) if it looks plain or "under crowded" or i see certain parts used on the pcb i dont like, i usually skip go next no matter how awsome the card looks. because in the end, i can make the card fit my entire system.. without choosing a poorly made card. but you are right about what card makers give you when you weight it against what you paid for it. there are times i question them, why would they ever sell this to the public when it truly runs on bare minimums when they could clearly put less effort into cooler design and looks and put some more into actual beefy pcb design.. but then again, who am i? im just a pleb looking for what suits my own needs, the card im looking for is out there somewhere. so.. in a way i can understand it, but also still kinda why? Why would they in this day n age still give certain cards to the public. Also fun fact, i have never had an MSI branded item fail on me, some might say MSI is cheap or poorly made because most of their stuff looks kinda cool but to my knowledge they use some of the best parts on their pcb's where its needed and use less quality where its not needed to balance it out. with failing i mean make the tech/item unusable. where last year i had an ASUS card im not going to say which one, i may have pushed it a little bit too far in terms of overclocking but the card basically is out of order now.. it does nothing but shut my system back down upon turning it on lol. to the point it also wrecked my seasonic psu.
MSI Gamings are not bad from an average users perspective. High MSRP and power throttle plagues the entire Ampere series and you can buy a better card for the same money, the problem with said card is availability.
You could use a wire. I think the resistors are used mainly for streamlining the production of boards. Cost effective for robots to put them on as opposed to wires.
I just found you and I like your videos, but u really really need to speak slower my man :D Calm down. The video feels like someone is holding a gun to your head and pressures you to talk as quick as possible
Why are there so many repair videos of relatively new cards? Are these crypto 24/7 cards? Hat this rate I give someone max 25€ for a used one. Right amount for a failed design.
This Tech Cemetery man is something else.
I feel like an idiot whenever I watch him.
yeah no sh*t dude i feel my brain is melting every time I watch him XD
Straight forward repair, very nice !
If that card really has been at some repair shop sad to see that they damaged it further
Dont know where you are exactly in US but you should definitely get in touch with northbridge fix who is overwhelmed with video card repair request and seeking for help. He is not even taking more cards due to his backlog. Maybe you can team up or something and you can grow your channel more quickly (you totally deserve it)
The guy from Northridge is good but my god is he whiny. Nearly every other video he's whining about a customer. I certainly wouldn't send him anything to fix.
Tech Cemetery is doing just fine building his own brand without any need to deal with other shops problems. I'm sure He's well aware. And there's likely good reason some sort of relationship is NOT a thing. 😉
Thank you Tech Cemetary for these videos. Due to your detailed videos, I was able to completely repair one of my two 980Tis...and so far keep them out of the landfill. I think I can repair the other but it will require more extensive work. My EVGA 980Ti (based on FE PCB) had a short on the memory power phase rail (12V from PCI), due to the lowside mosfet shorting to ground. I just had to replace the lowside mosfet and the choke but I ended up also replacing the highside mosfet too just to be cautious since the lowside feeds back into the highside. I have a Gigabyte Windforce 980 Ti G1 that I'm still trying to repair. It's seems to have BGA damage on the GPU core or damaged VRAM from what I can only guess was aggressive overclocking/overvolting from the previous owner. So...replacing all the VRAM and if that does'nt work, it's then the CPU core which needs reballing. I will have to use a preheater and hit it from the top and bottom to get both the core and the carrier. Wish me luck...
I've recently been watching all the vids from your channel and I love how thorough you are on every single video, keep it up!
i really want to donate but as a student i am always broke but what i have done is turn off ad blocking for this channel and i always watch full ad its not much but at-least its something from my side thank you!
It's alive, it's alive! As usual TC rescues the day :-)
Ancient Greeks would be proud of this repair. Laconic.
bro, you deserve at least 200K, the worst case is that many subscribers, nicely done bro, love ur channel.
this channel is getting better and better
really?
@@robbirobson7330 Do you disagree? I'm not looking to start a fight or anything like that - I'm genuinely curious if you feel that the channel has gone downhill or something across those lines.
@@TechCemetery No don't worry i like your videos and everything is fine i was just wondering how he came to this conclusion because you are always fixing video cards so its been always like this. Keep on going.
@@robbirobson7330 I mean, the way he explain stuff is getting better
Nicely done!
Also you should put a small heatsink on the GPU to prevent some people actually troubleshooting the card without any heatsink and "ah that would be fine".
You don't need a heatsink on it
@@TheAmmoniacal you would need it at least in some cases, I've been in situations where i need to test the card without actually reassemble it.
I like your repair videos, very detail explaination. may i know where i can start learning about this kind or repair ? i dont know where to start. hopefully i will become same as you. sorry for my bad english... thanks anyways
learning about GPU repair is like studying singularity inside blackhole. literally impossible
You deserve a million subscriber.Keep it up.
Thank you very much for the video. Could you please show a better photo of the bridge connection you made at the back, and what is the resistance indicated in the drawing at the end of the video? Thanks.
You are really good and know a lot! Excelent video!
Are you planning on doing repair videos of older cards at some point? R9, GTX 600 and 700 series, perhaps?
welcome back M.r
satisfying videos for technician's😍😍😍😍
great video my dude!
i was wondering and also checked your channel if you ever had a 980 Ti for repair?
sadly i couldnt find it on your channel.
I usually don't accept 980 Tis for repair
@@TechCemetery Interesting :) is there a specific reason why you don't accept that card?
@@VintageCR I generally avoid taking cheaper cards for repair, and stick to cards faster than a GTX 1070. There's also the fact that the 980 Ti is infamous for catching fire.
Do I have to be a member or patreon supporter to get access to the discord?
Love your videos, wish you had video about gtx 980 ti, mine is burned. Ferrite beads 172 and 174 are burned. In what country you repair gpu's? is it possible to send you and pay for repair?
Good explanation!
Hope I can repair my Gigabyte 3070 looks like same set up of components of this
Me too skill of Tech Cemetery is Helpful
hello. I see that GPU have making on other edge than normal. is failed memory ic computing still the same?
I have the same module I bought from eBay and it does not detect the card giving me a vga light error. Maybe this might caused the issue.
I have a problem with rtx 2080 msi gaming x trio. All voltages are except memory and pex , bios gets 1.8v. Any suggestions ? Micron memory 57omhs
EDIT: The previous owner, removing the backplate, tore off the diode pin responsible for pex enable.
Just wondering if its okay to place a jumper wire instead of a 0 ohm resistor since I don't have many laying around. Would that affect longevity? Or is the only risk that the connection is exposed
Hey i bought a msi 3070 z trio today but for some reason i am not able to find MEMORY TEMP JUNCTION in hwinfo64 or cpuz. Benchmarked and tried mining but still didnt find that option any where. Mjnd helping with that like whats the issue? Card is working fine but i am not able to see memory temp.
you've already saw an risk 51 3070 board shuting down after some time on? it start running the fans at 100% and shuts down....
how do you know all of these? do you have schematics of every board?
tony told me to sub 😄
I have a RTX 3070 that is showing green lines and crashes when trying to update drivers. Wish I was as confident as this guy to fix it lol 😅
when i grow up i wanna be like you
Quality stuff
Hi tech, can faulty motherboard cause a code 43 error??
Today Intel announced their GPU's are coming early next year, first Intel repair soon?
Heh, we'll see
THAT WAS VERY ST8 TO THE POINT
wanna ask something. i have rx 560. first on from cold boot its working fine bench stress etc. but if in every restart (in bios or windows restart) it wont goes up. just black screen and error code B2 in my asus motherboard. anyone know wheres the problem?
For a 3070 Gaming X Trio, again, what the heck are MSI making us pay for? Such a pretty card, but they’re legit giving you nothing more than what’s required to make it turn on.
well.. in idiotic language, you only need the Nvidia chip on the pcb. but ofcourse there is no way to 'turn it on' and make use of it, thats why you get this massive pcb build around it so your motherboard can utilize the nvidia chip where it sees fit.
@@VintageCR Haha what I meant is that the PCB is barebones. Here where I live there’s a major stigma against cards from ‘lower tier’ vendors and an enthralment with stuff from MSI and ASUS. Essentially I’m annoyed with the fact that people purchase cards merely by looking at the cooler design, but if you peel off the pretty shroud you see how bare that card actually is.
It’s essentially just the minimum safe power delivery with the minimum safe amount of capacitance. It also links up with all the angry 30-series Gaming … Trio owners complaining about their cards having horrible BIOS limits. Pretty much down to the fact that sticking a +20% onto this card’s factory VBIOS wouldn’t even be a smart idea.
I made a similar comment on a Ventus 2080 repair because it just astonished me that that’s what they are actually giving you. I look at PCB pictures from time-to-time but I don’t really do it as a rule and I just find it interesting that MSI elect to sell these amazing looking cards with such awful PCBs. I guess the Gaming X Trio’s are supposed to be ‘MSRP’ cards so maybe it’s ok?
Palit’s GameRock cards sell for the same or less than the Trio cards and the power delivery, capacitance and overclocking ability on those cards blows the Trio out of the water. Yet so many people choose to shit on them because they look cheap. I see it so often where I live and I guess I’m just ranting because it frustrates me to see people paying for a worse product because it’s packaged nicely.
@@dainluke i do agree on the fact you should never buy a certain card just because the cooler design looks amazing.
or the fact that the outer shell of the card looks like candy. because candy is good.
no its not.
thats simply poor judgement and means the customer doesnt know a lot about tech. in particular about a gpu.
Just like you i like to find out what the pcb looks like (before i buy it / if at all)
if it looks plain or "under crowded" or i see certain parts used on the pcb i dont like,
i usually skip go next no matter how awsome the card looks. because in the end, i can make the card fit my entire system.. without choosing a poorly made card.
but you are right about what card makers give you when you weight it against what you paid for it.
there are times i question them, why would they ever sell this to the public when it truly runs on bare minimums when they could clearly put less effort into cooler design and looks and put some more into actual beefy pcb design.. but then again, who am i? im just a pleb looking for what suits my own needs, the card im looking for is out there somewhere. so.. in a way i can understand it, but also still kinda why?
Why would they in this day n age still give certain cards to the public.
Also fun fact,
i have never had an MSI branded item fail on me, some might say MSI is cheap or poorly made because most of their stuff looks kinda cool but to my knowledge they use some of the best parts on their pcb's where its needed and use less quality where its not needed to balance it out.
with failing i mean make the tech/item unusable.
where last year i had an ASUS card im not going to say which one,
i may have pushed it a little bit too far in terms of overclocking but the card basically is out of order now.. it does nothing but shut my system back down upon turning it on lol.
to the point it also wrecked my seasonic psu.
MSI Gamings are not bad from an average users perspective. High MSRP and power throttle plagues the entire Ampere series and you can buy a better card for the same money, the problem with said card is availability.
What about using a wire instead of a resistor.
You could use a wire. I think the resistors are used mainly for streamlining the production of boards. Cost effective for robots to put them on as opposed to wires.
Hi sir i have rtx 3070 ti not detected how to repair?
how much repiar rtx 3070 ?
I have Mai 3070 that wont power can I send it to u
I just found you and I like your videos, but u really really need to speak slower my man :D
Calm down.
The video feels like someone is holding a gun to your head and pressures you to talk as quick as possible
The owner is prolly gona end up selling it I would imagine
People can't find gpus while the 30xx and 6xxx series owners break them sheesh
Why are there so many repair videos of relatively new cards?
Are these crypto 24/7 cards?
Hat this rate I give someone max 25€ for a used one. Right amount for a failed design.
This guy didn’t accept my repairs request ☹️
i have 10 gpu to repair
You talking so fast 😆
anyways
please chack email i send you a request
How much money do you save lol.
You talking so fast 😆