Maro97 Posted Friday at 01:23 PM Posted Friday at 01:23 PM Hello everyone The laptop suddenly loses power while I’m playing games, as if I had unplugged the charger from the laptop while the battery is not installed. What could be causing this problem?
Maro97 Posted Friday at 01:28 PM Author Posted Friday at 01:28 PM The image changed to look like this after I installed the graphics card driver in Windows.
Khenglish Posted Friday at 02:42 PM Posted Friday at 02:42 PM Your card has broken solder connections between the core and vram. It either needs to be repaired or replaced.
Scruffy Posted Friday at 05:44 PM Posted Friday at 05:44 PM can be bad mxm slot ( is taht the one with vapor chamber ?) or is this one where u put other vga like 980 mxm and so on ? before conclusion tell us if u have more notebook or just one... notebook pwoer off can be cpu overclock..... try a stable multiplyer for 4.2ghz ....
Maro97 Posted Friday at 06:25 PM Author Posted Friday at 06:25 PM 52 minutes ago, Scruffy said: can be bad mxm slot ( is taht the one with vapor chamber ?) or is this one where u put other vga like 980 mxm and so on ? before conclusion tell us if u have more notebook or just one... notebook pwoer off can be cpu overclock..... try a stable multiplyer for 4.2ghz ....
Maro97 Posted Friday at 06:27 PM Author Posted Friday at 06:27 PM What do you guys think? Could this be a problem with something else besides the graphics card?
Maro97 Posted Friday at 06:32 PM Author Posted Friday at 06:32 PM 45 minutes ago, Scruffy said: can be bad mxm slot ( is taht the one with vapor chamber ?) or is this one where u put other vga like 980 mxm and so on ? before conclusion tell us if u have more notebook or just one... notebook pwoer off can be cpu overclock..... try a stable multiplyer for 4.2ghz .... I have a clevo p870tm with a modded vapour chamber heatsink with the 4 arms adapter to support rtx 3080 it’s a second gpu which i bought from the same seller on ebay the first one worked without no issues before i cracked it
Scruffy Posted Friday at 07:06 PM Posted Friday at 07:06 PM can be bad chip, but so many of them went bad ? maybe core problem.... try reballing it.
Maro97 Posted Friday at 07:26 PM Author Posted Friday at 07:26 PM 19 minutes ago, Scruffy said: can be bad chip, but so many of them went bad ? maybe core problem.... try reballing it.
janepa Posted Friday at 09:42 PM Posted Friday at 09:42 PM 2 hours ago, Maro97 said: can be bad chip, but so many of them went bad ? maybe core problem.... try reballing it. Hi, this might sound a little weird, but I’ve already encountered something similar a few times and when I wasn’t completely sure if reballing would help, I put the card in an electric oven for 10 minutes at 180 °C. Maybe the artifacts will disappear then. But it’s also possible that one of the memory chips is defective. The GPU core temperature might be very low, but that doesn’t mean the VRAM temperature is the same. Alienware M18x R1 i7-2720xm-32GB-Adlink RTX5000 Alienware M18x R2 i7-3920xm-32GB-RTX4090 (still in testing) with the latest bios version. A14 specially modified updated and unlocked by me 😎 Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS-32GB-RTX4060
Scruffy Posted Saturday at 08:18 AM Posted Saturday at 08:18 AM never do reflow... it only stress cpu, vram and all other component. and it's not a proper reballing. send card tto someone that has the right equipment to do a proper job hard part is to be able to test the vga .. if they dont have an mxm notebook to try after they do rework and reballing. 3080 available on ebay for like 330€.
Maro97 Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago Another issue with rtx 3080 The screw connecting the modded vapor chamber heatsink to the adapter was installed without the size-reducing nut, which caused the screw to be the wrong size. Of course, the screw scratched the PCB and caused a short circuit on the GPU. Therefore, I strongly recommend always installing the nut and making sure it is properly in place before tightening the screw.
Maro97 Posted 7 hours ago Author Posted 7 hours ago The short circuit that happened on the MXM card has been fixed. But a short occurred on the 1.3-volt rail that powers the VRAM, which caused some of the VRAM modules to malfunction. I tested it using MATS. This is the result I got. Can someone tell me how many VRAM chips need to be replaced?
Scruffy Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago from the second picture, looks like some trace is broken. always use ipa to make the pcb and trace more visible. if u can make a better picture with ipa on it...
Maro97 Posted 4 hours ago Author Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, Scruffy said: from the second picture, looks like some trace is broken. always use ipa to make the pcb and trace more visible. if u can make a better picture with ipa on it... My friend, the repair process has already been completed, and I have the MATS test report as the result. The card had a short circuit, and I already explained everything about it. My question is: based on the MATS report, how many VRAM chips need to be replaced?
harkaz Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago @Maro97 Most likely all chips that report errors (6/8). Start with the 2 that appear to be physically damaged and report most errors then retest.
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