3080 and 3060 ti repair 

birds of a feather

He also misunderstood the owner never overclocked it, not that it isn't an OC version. Not sure if this is weird humor or a ESL thing.

@@Andrew-ky8oc8cq4n language has stucture system, maybe some should learn to use it.

​​​​​@Fatpumpumlovah2 "not OC'ed" explicitly means "was not overclocked" So yes, he misunderstood.

@@Andrew-ky8oc8cq4n maybe the customer should write like a proper human being maybe and not like a cave man?

Yeah, for the last decade, clock is irrelevant. All we care about is power, and at fixed current that means voltage. The question is whether the mfr boosted voltage past reference spec.

shorted a 3080 how did u manage that

Click out of five, click out of two. Binding. XD

Keep yer dick in a vise.

What does it do ?

Nothing, but you can do whatever you like to do with it, but if you don't want it just give it to sleepy Joe Biden lol.@@northwestrepair

Yep, makes sense that is what I thought as well.

But he only pressed the button once initially... And it looks like he already has more than one like 😅

you learn quick sus

Yo. Batty fat

At least from my experience on amd: sapphire, asrock, asus and reference design (if it's good). Bought powercolor hellhound 7800 xt recently and pc started to randomly restart, replaced every part of my pc... Ended up it was a faulty gpu based on the people I've found on the internet. Currently doing an rma... apparently it's the most common with powercolor cards. Saw some reports with xfx, msi and gigabyte too so far but not as many as with powercolor.

Sapphire for AMD

For AMD it is Sapphire, XFX, Powercolor. From mainstream ones ASUS seems to be doing nice. Gigabyte is slightly better than MSI with AORUS series usually. For Nvidia actually no idea as of late. EVGA was top choise before they said "i'm out" You can encounter issues with any AIB. My recommendation mostly based on how AIB approaches AMD cards.

Too bad BFG isn't still in business.

Does a broken link in a chain look like a knot?

I meant overclocked (more voltage and frequency) on the note lmao not the card version 🤣

That'll be very harsh on some components

No. Brake cleaners actually not safe on electronics , they are meant to clean off oil off cast iron rotors. Use a proper electrical contact cleaner. If you only have automotive parts, then use a mass airflow sensor cleaner , as they are designed to be safe on sensitive electronics without leaving residue.

or was it just that one corner of it started to burn?

Correct, 3080 was for a bit then sold it to my buddy. He was in fact watching RU-vid when his pc turned off.

not a crack, at 15:24 he wipes whatever that is off with his finger

@@Knaeckebrotsaege i see now missed that

Can’t remember if it was the same issue, but I saw Northwestrepair suggesting to blow? the pcie slot?

Failing power stage may cause that

It’s more than likely getting too hot. Make sure to use msi afterburner and see gpu core and hotspot temps(usually gpu temp1 and temp2

And very low fps because of it

But what is it with 5000 Mhz memory clock ?

No have to change the straps

Not possible. Nvidia fused off the memory controllers off the GA102 silicon from factory. There is no way to enable it.

Nothing, actually. GPU's have fixed bus width which is physical link in silicon die. Each memory chip have fixed 32 bit bus connected to it, that is why by looking at VRAM size you can state bus width usually. 96=3/6 128=4/8, 160=5/10, 192=6/12, 256=8/16, 320=10/20, 384=12/24, 512=16/32 Why each bus width have 2 memory sizes written in? Because there are 2 different VRAM die density, 1GB/die or 2GB/die. Also shows how much Nvidia cheapens on RTX 4060 and 4060Ti (they use just 4x2GB chips, 3060Ti has 8x1GB hence higher bandwidth and faster access times despite lower VRAM frequency). 4060Ti 16GB version uses 8x2GB chip configuration by placing them on 2 sides of GPU. But as bus size is still same, that means that 32bit width/die is getting reduced to 16 bit, or there are 2 chips linked on one bus fragment. So these 2 more channels won't even be recognised, as there is no HW bus linked to these channels) and exist just to reduce cost of development a bit and adapt same exact PCB for high tier card (or, it usually works in reverse, using higher tier boards for lower tier cards by removing component within accessable by spec range. Which is kinda weird, because next step in memory is 3080 for VRAM (8->10 GB that corresponds to 2 empty places) isn't it? So did they just adapted 3080 PCB for 3060Ti? That means that you can double up on memory capacity (by using 2GB chips instead of 1GB), but you cannot make unfilled channels recognisable without having die with larger bus size.