How much bend can make your graphics card beyond repair ?

in this video i demonstrate that even a very small amount of PCB bend can cause issues that may not be repairable.
With perseverance (me being stubborn) i was able to get it working again.

For repair, please contact me by following the link in the channel ABOUT page.

Tools, schematics, boardview files etc are available here

[FreneticSynapses]

The longer format is greatly appreciated.

[ExzeroX]

I really liked this video, You answered a bunch of questions that I am sure most viewers were curious about. We got great bonus context like the inside of the testing box, the inside of your heater. And most of all, we got another successful repair to enjoy. I would love it if you would bring these long form videos out every so often.

[PaulBlartGaming]

They wanted the same bend as their monitor!

[nebulink]

+1 for the longer format. I am glad others feel the same. I thought it was just me.

[rexsr]

I got the same spot welder! Was like $22 and works really well. Made a few "Makita" batteries with it and everthing worked like a dream. Can only recommend.

[hashemmi]

Get some ferrule crimper for the ceramic block, automation uses coated copper and car audio uses copper. Also flux helps with the carbon cleaning

[duncanh]

Something that would be cool I would definitely tip you a couple bucks, if you could make a small buyers guide of best models and manufacturers based on quality of fabrication. I think a lot of people would appreciate that. Thanks for you video! Always a pleasure!

[fowlizm]

the 50 minutes passed so quickly, love the content man

[theoldbigmoose]

You should start selling tools and particularly flux and solder balls etc. Your recommendations are gold

[johanrynjah]

I use carbon-based tweezers instead of metal when soldering, so that the heat is concentrated on the soldered parts and not transferred into the tweezers lowering the temperature (especially when using pointed solder bits), I learned this from a friend who does metal brazing for a living, he had the jaws of his vice custom-made from dense bakelite material and I asked him why and thus it leads to a discussion of heat dissipation during brazing and soldering.

[AlienAmongst]

Clicked because of Fallout thumbnail stayed for the crazy expertism this man has

[Myrune]

I love watching these videos. There is something cathartic about watching these repairs. Thank you for sharing.

[technolucas]

I love watching your workflow. Keep up the good work!

[MasterJediSean]

Tony is the GOAT of GPU fixing! Cheers!

[rongray]

I ordered 250k .45 solder balls. Going to give this a try. All your fault. Well a few other channels as well. Thanks for sharing all your vast knowledge.

[Foxx_]

Like how you customize everything. Make it work for you

[handyman]

Really liked the long format, always informative. But I really miss your longer reball with music. Something very therapeutic about it. Also would really like to see your thoughts on the spot welder.

[Packie]

never expected to learn about sewage oil in a gpu repair video lol

[CocolinoFan]

You are doing great work <3 Keep humble and you will be a legend.

[adampilewski]

"Whatever you afraid off. They'll do."😂 Nice one. Im not afraid off my zotac 1070 AMP extream. Its still working great.😊