I saw that and laughed a bit

I guess the joke fell flat.

i saw i was too busy trying to make more versions of the hat and failing.

I was busy contracting a local company to make them

Saw it😅 but I was even more amused by the flux smile face 😂😂

This is absolutely correct :D

LOL no the AI is thinking that human has the wrong number of fingers.

There's an AI somewhere thinking dirty thoughts while watching his videos.

No its thinking how can i recycle this and make money from plagiarizing his content...

​@@scottstamm7022"Whoa... exposed contacts... kinky"

Now how about a wire wound 4090. Skip the PCB and wire wind everything! Now that would be next level...

​@@blahorgaslisk7763the amount of latency a wire would have would make it perform like a 20 year old gpu

@@thelespauldude3283 Well the latency would depend on the length of the connection, not if it's a wire or a path on a PCB. Both use coper and wires cab be shorter than the path of a signal path on a PCB. Remember Cray? they were once the absolute super computer masters. Well some of their early computers were using wrapped wires between the components instead of a PCB with traces. This allowed them to design the computer in 3 Dimensions rather than 2 Dimensions as a PCB forces you too do. That way the data paths were shorter and they could run the system at higher frequencies. This is part of how they were able to provide more performance than their competitors. So wire wrapping or soldering the components is harder to do, but theoretically they could be faster. Cut hey, even if you were forced to run it slower it would be a very cool GPU. Just a PCI-e connector and a blob of wires and components. In fact Cray were also water cooling their supercomputers, but of course in their own interesting way. I'm not sure how the cooling of the components were done, but they didn't use a radiator to cool the water. Instead they made the cooler a decorative waterfall that was letting the water fall down a panel and end up in a little pool. Today you can buy similar waterfalls that can be mounted to a wall as a decoration. Again to make their computers more art than equipment they made the chassi look like a round bench. In the middle there were a tower with parts of the computer. The "bench" was even covered with cushions. A little of topic but for real, wire wrapping was something Cray used to be able to make the fastest supercomputers on earth back in time.

What? Anybody who practically had to rma their gpu has one of these. What are u talking about lol.

​@@ThaWoundedFoxI highly doubt any manufacturer would go through this effort on an RMA. It would be cheaper for them to just salvage the core and reflow it onto a brand new PCB that was assembled on a pick and place machine.

😅😅😅 Well moms are moms

Your mom is right !

I replaced backlght LEDs on my old 75" too when they went out. Not possible anymore on my new OLED. Tho if a Pixel fails on oled it's just one Pixel and not the whole screen.

Its not common knowledge

you need more flux

At one point in his life neither could he

just give up because its not possible to learn, the internet contains 0 information

It's not as hard as people think. You need lots of flux, heat, & practice.

takes time to learn, how much have you been doing doing this for?

Now we need someone try to transplant the GPU into our brain so we can render our po..i mean games directly in our brains at 4K ultra settings.

@@UnimatrixKZfaq

@@UnimatrixKZfaq dude i used to have a broken GPU for such a long time (aphantasia)

@@UnimatrixKZfaq I mean, we already have infinitely powerful specs inside ourselves. It's our imagination.

I think EVGA does this for their returns/warranties. Well, used to do this anyway or at least until their stock runs out.

I'd really like to know how much this cost. This was an insane amount of work indeed!

at least half of New Card's price for repair cost.

@@venerandarain3 an RTX 4090 is $2000 CAD. You say this repair cost $1000? I highly doubt it.

You forget the experience of doing these kinds of repair

@@timarc9895 time he wasted on that card and transfering all that stuf it make sense to cost that much

at those prices might as well buy a new gpu? lol

@@LCJammer correct.

@@LCJammer There is good damn reason why repairmen is not exactly popular occupation. Especially for this kind of work.

@@LCJammer would you tho? or instead send it to repair for half the price of the new 4090?

@@calceus2640 $1000-1500 is not half the price of a 4090. i can get a brand new 4090 for $1600. why should i take the risk of fixing a broken one that has no guarantee that it wont break again later.

at this point its not even his graphic card

Theseus's GPU?

@@ArminasGondolin Trigger's 4090.

He did actually

That's what I was thinking, insane amount of work needing some specialised equipment. Can't be cheap to do that much unless you really like doing it

Yes and no, its worth it just to cut down on e-waste alone.

HE'S AN CRAZY GENIUS! great job.

Nope.

@@northwestrepair in Romania they say: rest through work

@@northwestrepair Awesome rescue, and video. How many hours would you estimate this transplant took?

👏

Thank you! Cheers!

Just like Bob Ross the painter

It’s a humbling thought but one that definitely comes with age!

And this is why never place any PC or electric device below the desk level. If you cant do it, then get a new desk. Its much cheaper than killing your PC with a dumb accident. The cheaper solution is, that dont eat and drink at the desk.

First mistake PC on floor

This guy asks only 50 bucks for repair, chill out😂

@@x2stefan2701 no way

@@metal_mo that's what I remember from his discord

@@x2stefan2701 This guy is highly skilled technician, it's 50$ an hour, not fifty for a whole repair. get real kid. Still probably much less than 90% of a 2000$ GPU. If it's 500$ it's a bargain.

@@sirzebra 50$ an hour? Only if you pay in cash or in a low wage country.

Same pay. Repair complexity and time it takes is not a factor. At least for now.

@@northwestrepair At least take 2x because 2 cards were involved.

I agree - I'd expect it to be cheaper for him to get a new 4090 than transfer the components onto a donor board (which itself was damaged). Feel for him a little , there's no warranty which would cover obvious impact damage like that .

​@@northwestrepair$500+ as far as I'm concerned, it is better than paying $2000 for a used one on eBay of unknown origin and condition. Keep up the great work and entertaining videos 👍 Cheers 🍻

@enkur1972 A 4090, I hope he charged at least $400, no make that $500+ for this repair. It's a 4090, a used one on eBay is around $2000+. At least this one had been looking at, all temps checked, serviced and has a guarantee on the repair. A used one from eBay is, well, it could be being sold for a bad reason. No, paying at least $500 for this 4090 repair is definitely better than paying $2000 for a used one from eBay of unknown origin and condition 👍

🤣🤣🤣from northbridgefix.... And from Sorin: "we have a picture! Can't believe!" 🤣🤣🤣

@@adaniel69 better than factory

Same

perfect :)

Lol me with my insomnia

Thanks

High-end GPUs usually comes with 3 to 5 years warranty. If the GPU stop working the user send it back to where he originally bought it and they should send him a new one.

@@iLeicha 2-3 years is standard for pc parts, high end or low end makes no difference. some manufacturers might offer an additional 1 year warranty on some products, but you're not getting a 5 year warranty from retailers unless you buy their extended warranty. they would go bankrupt if they did

​@@iLeichaNvidia and the manufacturers don't recognize the damages done to the 4090 in most cases so you literally have a paper weight card when it breaks power connector and PCB cracking on the 4090 is not covered by warranty LMFAOOOOOOO

I'm more thinking of the person who ripped their board apart only to discover that it wasn't the board that was the problem! That donor board must have had a story. I'm guessing this was a miner though, so limited sympathy.

I don't know if you saw that story from a while ago about some company in china basically buying 4090s just for the die and memory and they were making their own boards to convert them to be blower style AI cards, I wonder if the PCB and cooler came from somewhere like that after all they would have little reason to be careful with the original board.

They are all going to the other grumpy guy. lol 🤣

Any GPU can break at some point. NVIDIA being the top of the star recently thanks to all melting connectors and some weird ass cables. I would rather solder them directly onto the PCB and not give a single F about the looks.

@@thisfeatureisbad That's how I fixed a grand son's 4090 after a melted connector that even had a safety clip to make sure the wire was secured. Works great now and been running that way for a long time now.

@@thisfeatureisbad Looks are useless in pc world to be honest. people dont even waste their time looking the hardware, they waste their time in the damn screen. i still dont get it with all this crap about looks lol

7900xtx is a nice card if your budget is tight

Amd lagged in all my games and has inferior drivers. Sad but true.