Asus ROG Strix 3080 Graphics Card Repair - No power Won't turn on.

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[leoparadis]

Thanks. I enjoy your video's. My son and I have been fixing electronics for friends and family for a long time. Mostly broken connectors or screen replacements. Since I have been watching your videos we have purchased a hot air station, dc bench power supply, better soldering iron and microscope. We have fixed a lot of items that we couldn't figure out in the past. I usually start my day looking for one of your videos and watch it while I have my coffee. Thanks for all the effort you put into your work and videos. Leo

[franchesco]

The owner of the card must have been sweating bullets! So glad that you were able to fix it, you made the owner's day for sure. Great video and, as always, great fix. 😎

[simontuti]

Thank you for the extra effort you put into making content for Youtube, it is both entertaining and educational!

[rsn]

4:30 Heat from a current sense resistor is likely because the resistor is between the short and the voltage injection site in the circuit. Inject voltage after that resistor and a new point will heat up.

[nkro]

I cant mention it not enough! You're awesome, honest and you always try to involve folks, to be a parts of saving our planet with repairs. Man, just awesome! And i dont have to mention your skills :D You proofed it, more than often! Thank you and please use the continue mode for your vids :)

[SyazaniNazarudin]

I love GPU repair video. Thank you for your effort!

[noname-oejy]

That's awesome that you created a forum. I'd wager it's going to grow like crazy.

[MJPilote]

Amazing video as always. Very pleasant to watch and every time interesting repairs! No unnecessary rambling on about what you had for lunch or something like that like many other channels do. And the genuine joy of the work, you really get a kick out of successful repair.
Please do a video about the hot air stations. Greets from Finland!

[davecollins]

Love your video's! That cheap microphone sounded surprisingly good. It only had a small "lisp" but otherwise great sound. Best repair content I ever seen!

[knw]

The faulty chip was a Texas Instruments CSD95481RWJ Smart Power Stage, which is an integrated driver and MOSFET. The replacement appears to be an ON Semiconductor NCP303150 Smart Power Stage. The have the same board footprint, but not the exact same pinout. I'm curious how you knew the replacement chip was compatible with this application.

[michaelstanley]

Hey man, I just wanted to say that you always sound like a GOAT - Greatest (electronics repair guy) Of All Time!

[JoshVennix]

Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. Even with the know how to do this myself, watching your videos has saved me hours of time troubleshooting. Thank you for teaching us your diagnostic process.

[jaycircuits]

Should make a vid fixing a psu too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on a regular basis.

[JasonBiggs]

Much more entertaining than LinusTech Tips recent Video of GPU repair

[pick_pick_pick]

You sound like a pilot speaking from the cockpit, I truly enjoyed your content. :)

[rasheed]

We have a forum wow that's wonderful keep it up man 👍

[ileox]

Education at best! Thank you for making it so much detailed! <3

[taylordudek]

you rekindled my passion towards something in life i forgot how much i used to love working with electronics

[BetteBalterZen]

Just saved one of the most beautiful cards ever, good job

[RR-fvuu]

i was living in lebanon for a few months, and i remember the electricity used to cut off every few hours. I remember across the rd there was his guy that would make batteries and his own circuits to power lights tv and house power goes down. reminds me of how smart people
can be