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  • reballing consists of remove lead-free solders and add solders WITH a good amount of lead.

    I do not know in USA, but here in Brazil there is no laws that prohibit the use of lead, reballing may not be effective in USA because the U.S. should be forbidden the use of lead. Probably there simply change bad solders with new bad solders (unleaded).

    Any heat shock in lead-free solder can damage it

  • @SrRikintoshHacker It happend the solders that break are between the die and the substrate. Reballing will take care of the solders on the bottom of the BGA Chip, but the bumps inside might still break.

    This is a problem with practically all the G84, G86 and perhaps some G92 chips. There was supposed to be a series of chips whose lot ends on #RF (eutectic bond and hitachi underfilling) , that will take care of this.

    I still havent found one :(

  • @IvnSoft I understand...

    Well, on my Asus G1S, i reflowed did several times, but the solution was reballing lasted longer, but the damn died again after two years. Newer series of nvidia graphics for laptop also suck, my other Asus youngest nvidia GTX260 already died, luckily this video card is mxm, but the prices on ebay are not very inviting.

    I bought an Acer 6920G with ATI video card, this is very fucking good, my laptop works almost 24/7 and keep going strong till this day!

  • @SrRikintoshHacker Well, that sucks..

    I have an Alienware M15x now, with a GTX 260m. Hope it lasts at least another year :(

  • Reflow is not the soluction.

    The correct is the Reballing. Because the reflow is only a temporary repair...

  • @SrRikintoshHacker , perhaps you meant solution.

    Reballing is a temp fix too. Practically all the G84 and G86 series is bad. (bad substrate).

  • My g1s also have this problem. I send it to a friend, and he fixed, now i am looking how to do a undervolt...

  • Same thing just happin to my asus G1

  • @KJMailman Try and do a Reflow on your video chipset.

    Mine is working fine since then :)

  • can u help me tps on how to reflow the vdeo chips...??

    

  • can u help me tps on how to reflow the vdeo chips...??

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