me 1080 ti is still going 7 years now :D

Good job

hi, what flux do you use? it is great!

let them practice🤑

Good job bro... you're my hero 👍

Just trim that connector and soldier only wires ....

One of the smds on bavk looks to have been resoldered incorrectly first fear of buying a used GPU was it was burnt up or used now we have savy enough to harvest the GPU die and vram 😱

Failed modding attempts

Respect. A “Hiroshima” complete with hideous scratches and ripped pads, still you managed to repair it. Somebody must be very happy.

Thank you , it very very interesting advice.

If you buy GPU at least, turn torch on your phone and look sideways, underneath GPU cooler, to see if chip and RAM is there!

Is it weird i love this guys accent.

I remember that l've seen some annonce on eBay which they sell "GPU" without chip and RAM. Maybe that's why it's like this. And people are bad to read descriptions!

🤠 yay! another happy Sony Pony 🐴

another one saved from the scrap heap,,,,,,,,, thanks for posting and the anticipation waiting for it to workkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Are you American?

Big Boss is the real star of this show

اشوف بعض الفنيين يحط قطعه زجاج على المكثف عشان ما يتأثر بالحرارة.

This repair is better than the factory one

I've been into electronics and soldering for many years and recently the last couple have started getting more into it including logic fault finding and SMD rework. I do some component level repair of larger consumer electronics and PC's for my friends phone repair shop and recently they gave me a couple of PS5s to do (first time) and asked me to teach them. Let me just say this is not a job for a beginner! The pins are tiny! It requires proper tools and equipment and experience/practice! The first one I got off and replaced successfully though it took me quite a while learning the method. The second I got off much quicker but upon tagging down the last couple of pins, the iron/solder ate that stupid tiny decoupling cap! 🤦‍♂️ With no replacements, all I could do is reassemble and hope it was just for non-essential filtering! Unfortunately, for whatever reason, the console still had no video output 😔 I think what didn't help is my lack of microscope, in its place I use my Canon 5D with 100mm macro lens and tripod! 😅 It looks towards down on the board rather than down from directly above, meaning my view can be obscured at times. Also, I've only ever soldered a few HDMI with larger pins before. Thankfully everyone was ok, accidents do happen after all and the console went to the 3rd party repair center they also use. I will be both getting a microscope and practicing on a few more scrap boards before I take on anymore customer PS5s and teach my friend fully how to do it though, they have even more to learn than me considering they don't microsolder! Another 'better than factory!' repair as ever my friend and thank you for all the tips. I think I might try the reflow method next. All the best from the UK 👊

I have very good exp with buying used gpu's. Seldem encountered issues. When buying an expensive card always test it at their place or look at Ebay and other sites where you have real reviews of people. I typically buy every second gen a new card. Have a 4080 super atm and will wait till the 6000 series Nvidia. My card has still over 2 years warranty left so i feel safe. Also undervolted my card and limited the perforance a bit but using way less power due to that. So my Asus tuf gaming 4080 super works as good a card can be.

Thats nice.. Love your work! I apply solder on the HDMI Port pins also on PCB pads. They connect better. 😀

البحرين 👀

"Owner of a Broken Part" Mess 😂

Thank you this was super helpful!

Love from Pakistan.

Do you have a workshop in canada 🇨🇦

16:29 PS5 480p/60Hz that must be what sony meant by 8k and 120fps ~ 🤣🤣

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

You are a hero!!!!

That's an evil plan. Show people how to fix things, they break it and you fix it. Genius.

Seasonic honors their warranty

Alex doing electronic art keep it up ❤

You didn't say keep holding , if a thief comes keep holding, your wife calls keep holding @10:39 until solder liquifies 😅

What I learned as a dental technician was "First comes the craft, then the ego" aka "Learn your craft before getting creative". There´s a reason you have to learn a trade for years in Germany before you receive your credentials.

hey he didn't do such a bad job. it would probly just need a good blowing in the cartridge slot 😎

Thank you Alex ❤❤❤

Got bored watching Cleetus MacFarland do back flips in a helicopter, so i stopped the video and came to this video. Shows how much more entertaining it is.

@NorthbridgeFix I agree. For everyone who wants to do some repairs on devices you use and never or barely did it. Find somewhere some broken devices to practice on them BEFORE you do it on your device. On video it looks simple but believe me, it is not. And when you get confident enough you can do the actual repair do it. Have an amazing day people :D

You can benefit from the workshop you're organizing by identifying talented students. If you come across someone with exceptional skills, you can offer them a position at your workshop, especially since you've been searching for a technician for a long time.

I can solder my women without flux ...

G,day from Sydney Australia. Great repair and quality checking each pin to copper wire connection. I like the DMM rubber band to the LCD screen arm. 🌏🇦🇺

I have had mates like you.. we always told them to relax. They always rep[lied %$ you, I am relaxed DO you understand! Hey mate, you're a winner, love ya style, and i just subscribed.

There's also the drop down technic, use flux and mix the solder first with 180° unleaded solder, heat up the pads and drop down the connector 😊

This guy is good, i think he should make money doing this.

I was able to fix someone's PS5 thanks to you and a few other videos, but mostly you, I lost the Cap that goes in front of the HDMI and you guys shipped it really quickly, Thank you for that

Please make a video explaining how the hell so many people rip hdmis to so many devices. Never in all my devices had i a loose hdmi , not to mention a ripped one. How easy it is for people to rip one ?

“A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing” You got to know where your limits are, I can solder, did hundreds of “through hole” circuits and components, even some surface mount circuits. But right now I’m shaking like EU economy, I’d be lucky to successfully solder a car battery terminal 🤣

...... and always, well done 👌

منور سام، الله يرزقك.