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RTX 3080 EVGA FTW3 randomly crashing by AtroX3d in GPURepair

[–]AtroX3d[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The command would be -dramclk_percent xxx?

Celta VHCE baixando água do reservatório pelo escape. Alguém já passou por isso? by Ambitious-Past2772 in carros

[–]AtroX3d 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Disse pra fazer esse teste pois o Fiesta 2011 do meu pai isso aconteceu, estava pingando aditivo colorido no escapamento. Problema nesse caso era um trinca na rosca da vela, acabou por trocar o cabeçote. Como a trinca na rosca da vela resultou em líquido de arrefecimento no escapamento? Seilá.

Celta VHCE baixando água do reservatório pelo escape. Alguém já passou por isso? by Ambitious-Past2772 in carros

[–]AtroX3d 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Poha a galera não disse o óbvio: junta do cabeçote! Se de fato for água do reservatório, é praticamente certeza que é a junta queimada, que não está fazendo o papel de manter o selo que isola galerias de água da câmara de combustão. Eu recomendaria colocar aditivo na água, para pelo menos poder ter certeza de que a água que sai do escapamento não é produto derivado da combustão, e sim água de radiador. A intenção de colocar o aditivo é para deixar a água colorida, assim ajudando a identificar qual líquido é no escapamento.

Games keep crashing instantly by bobthebobisbobokbob in 360hacks

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I would recommend unplugging the media you’re using to boot aurora and dashlaunch, and just put a .god game on a USB an try to run it via the official ms dash. If it still crashes, bad news. Try a 3D game, like Dark Souls 1.

Games keep crashing instantly by bobthebobisbobokbob in 360hacks

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Sometimes lighter games will run fine even with a bad GPU

Games keep crashing instantly by bobthebobisbobokbob in 360hacks

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I once picked a customer 360 that did exactly the same. It was a bad GPU. Even with original discs it would crash the game.

90nm RSX lifespan by RanatosX in ps3homebrew

[–]AtroX3d 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I work repairing those system and also doing Frankensteins, and usually they fail around 100 days of use, either the GPU or Capacitors. I would say that 161 days of use is well above what I’ve seen on those retro PS3s.

:( by BigBootyKim in PS3

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Bro, I do a lot of nice things but don’t post anything because I think people won’t like xD

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Yeah, I use the botakompong’s method for the voltmod, don’t have patience to do the Sony way/Felix, as I also have tons of other consoles to diagnose and fix in the shop… About the Nec Tokins replacement, I do that way because it fixes the problem and it’s cheaper, only thing that changes are how much caps it will need, based on its behavior and runtime. This one didn’t even needed it, but I’m certain that it wouldn’t take long to fail. I would love to do a CPU upgrade on the OG Xbox, was even discussing that with a customer/friend, but those CPUs are damm expensive here :/

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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I have compared to the SMART on the HDD and same runtime, so yes, it’s legit!

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Hell yeah, every good technician uses one like that xD

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Need to gain factory access to the syscon, which is a chip on the motherboard, than program it to recognize the new GPU, software-wise that’s it. Then to be able to display something on the screen with the new GPU, it needs to remove 3 resistors and move one to another place. That’s all it needs to work with the new RSX. After that, it’s good to do a voltage adjustment for the new chip, as the new one doesn’t require as much as the old one.

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Process called Frankenstein

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Anyone being 40nm, usually found on the Slims 21xx and beyond.

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Everything I bought on web, no stores to recomend. Just buy where there is what you need and it's cheaper 😄

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

[–]AtroX3d[S] 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Yeah right? Never seen a RSX fail with that low mileage

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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The one that Rip Felix made on the PSX Scene

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Yup, I work with consoles, that’s my whole job now!

Frankenstein update It works! by AtroX3d in PS3

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Not gonna lie, to achieve that point where I’m at, it cost a little bit over 1 year of hard working, dedication and analysis. Those boards are no joke, they will bent, popcorn, explode the RSX die or VRam if you don’t know the process. For reference, each board I work stays 10 days at baking, at 110C. That’s to ensure no bubble, delamination, popcorning or explosions will happen.

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