What MINING does to Graphics Cards
2022 ж. 2 Қыр.
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I'm amazed you can just drill away into a graphics card like that and it'll still run fine after a few re-soldering tweaks.
These kinds of repair skills are dwindling away into history. Great to see somebody still practicing repairing broken things instead of just tossing them away.
Seeing as though I've been electrician for 21 years, mainly on ships, but I do build my own desktops. Seeing a depot level of troubleshooting and replacing very small components is very fascinating to me due to the fact that not everybody can do it or even has the patience to do so. I love this video and extremely well done.
That is some serious skill my dude. Most people view modern electronics as non-repairable under the assumption that it is either cheaper to replace, or impossible to fix. It's nice to see someone keeping this stuff out of the landfill and in use! Kudos!
dude! I had no idea these kind of repairs were possible!! these skills should be passed on and preserved!
A miners card got "mined" with a dremmel.
As someone who has worked within the semi-conductor manufacturing industry, and knowing just how many copper traces are layered into PCBs, watching you take a ball rotary tool bit to that board was heart-dropping.
Love it seeing repairs like these done. Been relatively deep in the industry for about 6 years now. Everytime when asking manufacturers for RMAs or repair inquiries, always been told, that the Problem cant be repaired and the card had to be trashed/Exchanged. Ive seen a view repairs with shorted components, but drilling a hole right in the multi layer PCB and having the card working flawlessly just like that also is a first for me.
I have seen several guys on KZhead repair GPUs' that I considered to be experts, but after witnessing your video here, I KNOW that you are a true MASTER of it! SUBSCRIBED! 👍👍
really nice work, not something we see everyday.
Your primary skill sets can be broken down into:
amazing skills.
Board repair is a lot of fun and it's rare to find someone that can do it properly as most consumer electronics needing board repair would be considered beyond economic repair. I took PACE's 40 hour course on board repair and micromin soldering and thoroughly enjoyed it though I never really got to use it on the job.
You got all the tools needed, your space is clean, your methodology is pragmatic, you got my full attention
Have not seen any such repair again in the past. I admire your patience and level of detail, the knowledge and its application on the different issues! +1
Done lots of board level repair, but you digging into the board layers to find/fix a short was beyond that...very nice work !
The number of times I said "there's no way he's fixing that.."
By far the best example of electronics repair on you tube. Your skill level is amazing, Great job, Great video :)
Looks like a lot of specialty tools and materials. Lots of continuity and voltage checks. Very cool to see, true craftsman.