Recent content by Kudabeybe

Update: So I just removed the cap and the top pad seems to be torn off with a little bit left. Do you think it can still work? Here is an image of the area. I am almost 95% sure that I did everything right in the removal process; heat it up to the point where the cap starts to slide off +...

Hi ChumP... so if you are sure it is a capacitor (MLCC cap) I can then try to do what you just said; test the similar looking cap to check it's values. Alternatively, before I attempt that, I was thinking maybe I can pull off a similar looking cap from the 1070 I have, maybe they might work...

I have a Zotac RTX 2060 that seems to have a blown component on it. I am not sure what this component is; a capacitor, resistor... maybe a diode?! Here is a picture of the area and some measurements I took from adjacent components. Edit: The reason for the two measurements is that I get...

First off I have to apologise for posting late. I was able to find the problem a week back but forgot to update this post due to work and (maybe a bit of forgetfulness). Now the solution was a simple one due to a stupid mistake by the people who original assembled the system as shown in the...

So I have gotten time to test out a few things and these are the results: TEST 001: Running bare-bones! Only the minimum components are installed on the case. These are; motherboard, CPU, CPU Fan single DDR3 DIMM, hard drive, minimum slots used in the modular PSU, USB keyboard and mouse...

@ Hellfiire13 - There are no wireless cards attached to the PC. - The system is usually run with the side cover and is in the up-right (as shown in video) position. Those links you sent me look promising. I will give those a try and post back my results. Thank you.

A client of mine brought a PC to fix because it was acting very weird. The client has a backup Nokia flash-light phone (Nokia 100). If he gets a call on that phone while near this PC, the PC just freezes. This happens in the bios menu or in Windows 10. I myself tested it out and I can verify...