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Topic: Gpu repair. (Read 151 times)
Yeah, I'd expect it to be something in the power delivery circuit. A bad cap or regulator. I've successfully replaced various components like regulators and chokes on cards in the past... But its a lot lower success rate than just reflowing an artifacting card.
The problem with modern cards is they're so darn complex. You can take a multimeter and do diode checks or hook various circuits up to an oscilloscope... but its a needle in a hay stack.
Happy to try my hand at most anything though... just want people to have realistic expectations.
I talked to the powers that be on this and I'm ready to act asap. I'll be shipping you a mix of 2070s and 2080 supers. What kind of TAT we looking at? Well send donor cards too The problem with modern cards is they're so darn complex. You can take a multimeter and do diode checks or hook various circuits up to an oscilloscope... but its a needle in a hay stack.
Happy to try my hand at most anything though... just want people to have realistic expectations.
Yeah, I'd expect it to be something in the power delivery circuit. A bad cap or regulator. I've successfully replaced various components like regulators and chokes on cards in the past... But its a lot lower success rate than just reflowing an artifacting card.
The problem with modern cards is they're so darn complex. You can take a multimeter and do diode checks or hook various circuits up to an oscilloscope... but its a needle in a hay stack.
Happy to try my hand at most anything though... just want people to have realistic expectations.
The problem with modern cards is they're so darn complex. You can take a multimeter and do diode checks or hook various circuits up to an oscilloscope... but its a needle in a hay stack.
Happy to try my hand at most anything though... just want people to have realistic expectations.
If reflow doesn't work (which stops working after a while) and it isn't the case you could have a mlcc that's missing for any reason. Otherwise i'm clueless.
I have 1 weird 1080ti blower that does 10mh at 70 watts with fans at 20% no matter what rig i use it on.
I use to do it...
I might still do it for crypto.
But to be honest... The last time I was messing with it was 6900 series amds cards and they were getting so complicated/tight traces that the typical solution (AKA reflow) wouldn't work.
Throwing them in the oven is about all the work/troubleshooting I want to do now adays.
I do hardware stuff for my day job and don't want to touch a scope after I get off work.
DM me though and we'll see if we can work something out.
I might still do it for crypto.
But to be honest... The last time I was messing with it was 6900 series amds cards and they were getting so complicated/tight traces that the typical solution (AKA reflow) wouldn't work.
Throwing them in the oven is about all the work/troubleshooting I want to do now adays.
I do hardware stuff for my day job and don't want to touch a scope after I get off work.
DM me though and we'll see if we can work something out.
Haha I know the feeling. I do taxes and the last thing I want to do after working a 75 hour week is my own taxes, much less my families. But I was one who asked philipma about it. I have a 1070 card that I cant even get to turn on, but was fine the last time I tried it, probably over a year ago. Not sure how much work it would actually need is the problem.
I use to do it...
I might still do it for crypto.
But to be honest... The last time I was messing with it was 6900 series amds cards and they were getting so complicated/tight traces that the typical solution (AKA reflow) wouldn't work.
Throwing them in the oven is about all the work/troubleshooting I want to do now adays.
I do hardware stuff for my day job and don't want to touch a scope after I get off work.
DM me though and we'll see if we can work something out.
I might still do it for crypto.
But to be honest... The last time I was messing with it was 6900 series amds cards and they were getting so complicated/tight traces that the typical solution (AKA reflow) wouldn't work.
Throwing them in the oven is about all the work/troubleshooting I want to do now adays.
I do hardware stuff for my day job and don't want to touch a scope after I get off work.
DM me though and we'll see if we can work something out.
I have had multiple people ask me if I know anyone that repairs gpus.
So does anyone repair gpus?
USA based please.
So does anyone repair gpus?
USA based please.
I'd be interested in finding somone I can ship cards to for repairs.
I'd trade cards for the labor or pay the labor.
This would be a recurring gig , right now I have over 40 2070s that need tlc. A few RTX 6000 cards and a few 30xx cards.
I have had multiple people ask me if I know anyone that repairs gpus.
So does anyone repair gpus?
USA based please.
So does anyone repair gpus?
USA based please.
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