idk how likely it is, probably depends on wheter they design the circuit board themselves and therefore would have the components

https://pclab.pl/zdjecia/artykuly/blind/2016/07/amd8gb/amdduze.jpg

Looks kinda like no easy way to replace it

@sum I told you. Ball Grid Array. BGA.

>GeForce BBOOM GT

@xxxxx possible but debatable if its worth it and how long its going to last

<:boomer:480046032546168863> 😎

Though I'm still sceptical as fuck with it

Nice card

<:boomer:480046032546168863> 👌

@sum or the uC that's dedicated to receiving the card i/o was replaced

@johnfrum Why would it not last if it's properly done

Like 480 is what, 2-ish year old?

:>

So would replacing the "processor" for a 2 year old card would make sense

*sips* yeah now this is a performing gpu for doom 3
Nothing like a 8800GT Crystal design by sapphire <:boomer:480046032546168863>

you're the one who wants a 2-yr old card fixed

>doom 3

🤢 🤢 🤢 🤢 🤢 🤢 🤢

Shut up zoomer

And yeah I want a warranty for a 2yo cald but still

@xxxxx because properally done is hard to see immediately

I just want to finish the god damn Yakuza <:GWfroggySadCat:400751069619159050>

Maybe they did it right

>8800GT
You mean BBOOM GT

Maybe they chucked it in thier mothers baking oven

ohshit

@johnfrum That doesn't mean the process itself is faulty

I will have to test a bit I guess

What if fuckers got me the 4GB processor

Or they did jack shit

I'm debating if its worth it

dude

it's the shenzen

also

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRwfJpNvWI0 this is how it is done properly, Rossman repair group. Linus tech cuck was on it @johnfrum @sum

If it's a dedicated service they probably have good equipment. Though yeah, chucking it in the oven was a popular fix for AMD cards with GSODs 😁

It didn't have gsod tho

Doesn't matter.

@sum memory is not inside the gpu

Like I said, the fixing GSOD part was irrelevant, it had to do with fixing imperfect soldering job