GPU no detect fix

[@candyczar]

You got me bro, I clicked through for the arc repair 🤕

[@nightsaber2272]

You're not alone =\

[@littleboot_]

same i feel violated :(

[@linuschegaming]

Same here :(

[@PauloCesar-vh5kk]

That brush method is genius, never thought of that

[@kklum6998]

The first time seeing a brush as a substitute looking for connections.

[@edgarcastillo2804]

"Oh a new symptom" A classic phrase doing diagnostics. Great work sir

[@Mandrag0ras]

Another mind blowing show of skills. Totally worth the long format.

[@Mehecanogeesir]

OMG you got me with the arc box LMAO I thought I'd get to see one taken apart and the internals for the first time.

[@Intel-6969K]

Great video. I liked the longer format. This must have been a hard one to diagnose. Good fix though!

[@bartaltman2317]

Another excellent job Especially in diagnosis this definitely would have been a no fix at NRF

[@kremeszdaboi1862]

@@TechClicked nah fam you got that wrong hes retarded

[@Knebebelmeyer]

yes seems like he no longer bother with compliated fails! he has already enough jobs and enough money^^

[@maklogetrich2378]

@@Knebebelmeyer yes, business is business after all

[@bkaczy]

Real GPU doctor! glad You share your work here!

[@ahsamahi4385]

The most important thing that we learned from this video is the importance of signal testing by oscilloscope it can detect all communication signals inside the board Very good video as usual 👍

[@tech.curiosity]

I would never think that a quartz could fail that way, but i have learned something very usefull today: The brush technic, i like it. Thanks for the video.

[@s3rumano]

Yeah the brush technic was mind blowing

[@joaoc_PT]

subscribed when i saw... the brush method. Kudos, never saw anyone using it

[@TrueMathSquare]

I just found your channel. I love your videos.

[@northwestrepair]

Yay! Thank you!

[@crtxdistortion657]

Awesome! As always. 🙂See you next time!

[@rootbeer666]

I have replaced a failed crystal oscillator, but on a different kind of device. I had only an analog scope back then, but being a smart engineering student I realized that all I need is to see 2 lines, the bottom and top of the oscillation. I saw DC output instead (1 line). Replaced and got 2 lines.

[@ConceptART-Dagas]

Great repair! Your a true master! Happy xmas to you and family!

[@Bodo69Boss]

I too was click baited by that Arc Box lmao, really interesting video, especially the part with the brush 😂

[@danielsnyder6900]

Always a pleasure to view and learn, thank you

[@hicham4598]

i really enjoy ur videos they're so relaxing

[@The_Man_In_Red]

I love that people send in so many 1080 Tis to fix up. If there's one card that's worth keeping onto a little longer ....

[@northwestrepair]

i agree. still running on my 1080ti

[@Allerick178]

Nice work. Its good to watch your videos, learning something new every time. Thank you.

[@ThePopolou]

Something different here, good to see a new (and unexpected) type of fault - good job. Curious, how long was this diagnosis and repair after all?

[@northwestrepair]

1hr. Would be 15.minutes if I didn't have to record.

[@ThePopolou]

@@northwestrepair I get the same response from her indoors.

[@timarc9895]

I got bamboozled god darnit!! Love your content!

[@taskinyucekurt]

Another good repair, most of us ignoring xtal osilators me included. If there was no Oscilloscope or proper multimeter to measure that part finding it will be so hard or impossible. Yes they fail and usually last thing we think about is that part. I have seen them falied on motherboards and boards wasnt booting cuz of that tiny shit.

[@northwestrepair]

the dead giveaway was complete lack of data IN signals coming from the motherboard. If signals were coming in but not out, fix would be to flash/replace bios.

[@cldpt]

I guess customer was right: this was indeed a NO DETECT

[@HerrAlien]

LOL, clickbait! :) This is strikingly similar to an HD 7970 that I was working on, but had it on hold for a while now - all voltages are there, and I ended up suspecting PEX reset. I placed a 0 ohm resistor in place of the AND gate (I suspected it to be defective) but it got me nowhere. I did place the quartz resonator on my list of suspects, and seeing this video got me thinking :). Thanks!

[@suryavanshib]

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻 Always learning from your videos✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@northwestrepair]

Thanks 👍

[@unknown-x-1777]

I have a 2070 super that has no power. Lightning strike fried my tv and traveled through the hdmi cable and killed the video card. I wonder if mine could be fixed

[@misterhoudi2824]

The arc limited editions are a pain to assemble.

[@necoarchaos]

you have god hands awesome job

[@mrhappy8966]

Why does that 1080 ti pcb from 2017 say 18 august 2005 on it ?!?!

[@Mandrag0ras]

That's exactly what I was gonna ask.

[@northwestrepair]

I honestly dont know.

[@mrhappy8966]

@@northwestrepair Wierd indeed.

[@EinSwitzer]

ARC , American river college , where we designed most of it out of INTEL server and MRI parts

[@vietvu4150]

I'm feeling lucky for you because it's not an actual Intel Arc. If it's then good luck try to take it a part.

[@BenitoiteBaTiSi]

I brought back my HD7950 to life thanks tony🎉

[@SB-qm5wg]

14:54 shows August 2005 but GTX 10s were mid 2010s. Odd right?

[@northwestrepair]

Yeah I don't know what to say.

[@Fan-lq6uv]

I have never seen a failed oscillator either. The 2 pin crystal oscillator usually last forever although it could be damaged if it was dropped or something.

[@NightBreakerDK]

Damm you got me on the Arc :P

[@TravisStamper]

Nice. You enjoying the new place? Thanks for the video.

[@zombieryder]

damn ... pressed the like button as soon as i saw intel ark box then .....

[@AbdullahKhan-be8lx]

Good job man

[@yezok01]

Gor me also. I was drooling expecting a complete arc 770 teardown Shazbot.

[@markvietti]

Also why do the CPU companies put the metal cover of the chip but not video chips? Is it because CPU's are sold not already connected to the board?

[@kozmaz87]

I have a similar VESA mounting hack for my soldering microscope :D 3D printed and works fine.

[@border056]

Did you create a 3d printed VESA bracket for your microscope lol. Noticed that when you were swinging the scope around.

[@northwestrepair]

yes. its an adapter. to adapt microscope to the articulating arm.

[@MaD_fX]

My anger about the Arc clickbait lasted about 0.025 seconds...

[@northwestrepair]

LOL

[@ValorZeroAdvent]

damn it we've all gotten clickbaited by the arc box

[@benjrikkus1745]

thank you so much for this video it gave me an ideas about gpu repairing.... sir may i know whats the name or brand of the tool you used on the video when your checking each voltage?

[@tonict2302]

Awesome video

[@J.P.Tech.01]

Is there any criteria to change buck converters? Because you change for another one with different labeling. Or you just look for same size and pins no matter the label?

[@ahsamahi4385]

I did it before just referring to alternatives

[@SidneyCritic]

Had a non working osc on a 4th gen MB, but by dumb luck a diode test across it and it started running again - lol -.

[@PyroCatus]

So the client bought an Arc card to replace this one?

[@yanleb1]

The replacement buck converter markings are completely different of the original one. How did you know it is compatible?

[@northwestrepair]

The same thing just looks different. I check datasheet, they all use same design.

[@YAAMW]

Intel Arc is pretty much the dedicated card that supports AV1 encoding in Handbrake, so there's that

[@zineddinedoudah3613]

my problem is gpu detected but no image i find her in dvice manager and also detected by my monitor (input:dp showing up in my screen but its still black) and my pc boot up while the screen is black and the monitor led is green(dp cable detected) and the proof of that (i'am on windows desktope) i shut it down by imagination lol by using my keyboard (command) just for do not use the power off button case . in my country i sent it for get be repaired but sadly the problem is still presist after he sent it back to me and some peopel say to me is a dead gpu u can't do anything so any ideas master !!!

[@markvietti]

do you think eventually they will pour epoxy over the e.electronics, so you cannot repair the cards.. some companies (not computer companies) do this.

[@northwestrepair]

they already do on laptops

[@aleksandrbmelnikov]

You forgot to put down a paper sheet for the next patient.

[@yanekdrzazga7529]

Great job!

[@northwestrepair]

Thanks!

[@fellpower]

What type of cam u use?

[@brnmcc01]

I know what ram, core, +5, +12, +1.8, 3.3v voltages etc are for. But what is PEX? And PEX reset?

[@waynejohnson2419]

You can however check for 120v with a fork. I wouldn't recommend it, but it can be done.

[@greatdrd]

Great great video thanx ❤

[@bahadoromid3554]

Good Job , Thanks

[@northwestrepair]

Welcome

[@kotoblokong]

You got me man..wtf arc is new gpu got problem

[@J.P.Tech.01]

The brush method !!!! Amazing, what type are you using to avoid scratching the surface?

[@northwestrepair]

It's a soft brush.

[@J.P.Tech.01]

​@northwestrepair Is there any criteria to change buck converters? Because you change for another one with different labeling. Or you just look for same size and pins no matter the label?

[@cybcarr]

What happened 2005. Aug. 18? 1080 came out in 2016... no? :O

[@jimvalim1567]

So what fixed the problem? Was it the buck converter or the crystal oscillator? You didn't actually show the removal of any parts. Hard to believe the crystal oscillator went bad.

[@northwestrepair]

Both. Buck converter did not give 5V. Oscillator did not give frequency. As a result, bios was not communicating with the motherboard. Without frequency set, communication is not going to happen.

[@jimvalim1567]

@@northwestrepair At the end of your video you ask the viewers if we had learned anything. I did learn something, and that something is that Northridge fix doesn't know how to fix video cards! He's got a big scrap heap of donor card, just in case you ever need parts though!

[@technical5880]

this is the first time i sew this way of finding connection using a brush.

[@loverboykimi]

Flawless!!

[@shiftctrlhack]

Wait what … I can’t use a fork to check for voltage anymore? Maybe that’s why most of my repairs are a no-fix…. I wish you would have stated this a long time ago when I first started watching all your videos sir… 😂

[@haraldfielker4635]

🙈🙈🥳🥳🤣🤣🎉🎉 love this arc :)

[@r4z4m4t4z]

yes, great wotks again!

[@rezanightshade8733]

You are officially the First ever human to get click bait irl 😂😂😂

[@caprairinucai]

Thank you :)

[@kpakpatojournal1555]

you had me at dr house lol

[@IbrahimBalc-fh6oj]

need some arc repair.

[@DukenukemX]

What program is he using to see board diagrams?

[@berm11]

Boardviewer

[@DukenukemX]

@@berm11 Thanks you

[@FrancescoSura]

me: open the video and get baited also me: continue to watch the entirely video

[@blakegriplingph]

> Intel ARC box > Nvidia graphics card inside *Top 10 anime betrayals*

[@northwestrepair]

when i got the package, i was like "no one ever contact me about intel arc"

[@AyOGroupVe]

I was really clickbaited too with the thumbnail

[@computerpwn]

aw i was hoping it'd be an arc too.

[@post9848]

Gpu short 3times can fix?area Chipset vram I think

[@dancastro1907]

Damn, I wanted to see the arc repair. Sad day

[@SlyDive700]

What the hell is going on with people and GPU's. What are they doing to them. I've had quite a few GPU's in the past and nether of them have had any issues what so ever. My 3060 is a year and half old now and its still going.

[@nicekeyboardalan6972]

First Intel failure??

[@bhoot1702]

Nvidia

[@nicekeyboardalan6972]

@@bhoot1702 I saw the Ol swap aroo

[@custume]

that's really rare, normally cristal don't break

[@BozesanVlad]

Almost 100k, gg

[@navorski7660]

Where intel? 🙈

[@kanshashiteiru6552]

Man i got fooled 😂 i really thought its ARC

[@elonwong]

ah i got click bated and i love it great vid as always 😂

[@lucataszarek8782]

Hello🤝 you are genius 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋

[@billpogi23]

[@parawizard]

Someone needs to send in an actual ARC now.

[@od13166]

Good luck to have additional Double sided tape on backplate since Intel is hilarious

[@SupraSav]

Legend

[@crazyidiot5309]

I guess it's a great thing you never see Intel cards on your bench!! Maybe they're doing something correct and not cheaping out.

[@Devilion901]

you sound like Edward Baldwin from For All Mankind.

[@averyoldYoutubeuser]

I got the same issue with my 2 GPUs,

[@KilroyNBC]

💪💪💪

[@EvilSlothsTony]

Look at all those mem temp sensor that EVGA put on that card, meanwhile me RTX3070 Msi has zero mem temp sensor. 😤

[@northwestrepair]

even more meanwhile, AMD doesnt even care about memory temps LOL

[@ef6330]

they got us good on the first second

[@kadircinkaya]

💯