Gigabyte 2080Ti Repair - Missing Components, Blown Resistors to Shorted MOSFET. This GPU has It All.

In this repair video of Gigabyte Aorus 2080Ti watch the saga unfolds with a laundry list of issues, including missing components, broken ICs, and a persistent short circuit on the controller IC, and a pile of blown resistors.
Disclaimer: This is a short version of a longer Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti Repair video. the link to the full version of the video is below.
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Join us step by step as we uncover and address each challenge, replacing missing components, fixing broken ICs, and tackling the persistent short circuit. The detective work continues with the discovery of missing voltages - 1.8V and PEX, causing unexpected shutdowns and display loss.
This video is not just a repair; it's an education in perseverance and expertise. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or facing similar GPU troubles, this comprehensive guide is a must-watch. Check the timestamps below to navigate specific challenges. Subscribe, like, and share to witness the epic journey of turning a troubled Gigabyte Aorus 2080Ti into a triumph.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:42 - Resistance Measurements
1:50 - Microscope Observation
3:25 - Installing Missing Components
9:10 - Finding the Short on 8-pin
10:18 - Voltage Measurements
11:34 - Finding and Replacing the first set of Faulty Components.
13:39 - Finding and replacing the second set of Faulty Components
14:55 - Modifying circuit of PEX IC.
15:38 - Testing card on Test Bench.
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[@tonict2302]

Awesome video. I will watch the longer one...

[@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql]

Thank you 😁

[@EXOWill]

Nice work

[@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql]

Thank you 😊

[@MyAngelMahiru]

that's an absurd amount of resistors dead

[@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql]

Yes as if there was a some high current passed through the card. I still wonder what might have gone wrong for so many resistors to blow out.

[@ajayaYtube]

🙏👏👏👏🙏

[@CobraTechYT248]

get a good camera bro I can barely see the PCB

[@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql]

Sure I will. Are you refering to the overhead camera looking down at the work area?

[@CobraTechYT248]

yes@@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql

[@Yuenix]

My goodness i am guessing the individual was probably trying to push it too far overlimit by overclocking and modify its bios, then tinkering with its settings not knowing what exactly was going on, overpushing the performance of what it was able to handle over long periods of time as well. or #2: This person was mining maybe and didnt give much thought or care about it...?I can only guess because if it was lets say a person just gaming would most likely do a simple minor tinkering but seems this person either really did not care bout it? or did not know what he was just flipping switches when tinkering. but u can say usually most people most definitely would not get to this point, it seems as though the user was not knowledged in at what he wlor she was doing to even have it become this terrible. but well who knows , I leave it to the professionals to figure it out and explain it. But Great video man, keep up the good work 😊

[@GraphicsCardRepairs-tk7ql]

It was a tuf one. Most likely a high power draw has caused it to happen causing a short as well. If the card was overclocked cannot be known but there were no hardware changes but a water block was used.