Re: Reballing does NOT mean it'll last long!
Hi There: Would you be so kind to show in more deatail the conection of the wires of the old fan with the new one. I want to make sure where everything goes,and not to cause a short!
Thanks!
Originally posted by Th3_uN1Qu3
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And... here we go again. 
I was watching a HD video and bang. And this time i can rightfully blame the guy who reballed it as it was the GPU which failed. But nothing can stop a man with a heat gun. 
And i thought a little case mod would be in order as well. A little extra fannage. I made it temperature controlled too, so i don't have to put up with that wheeeeee all the time. It starts making its presence felt at 50C, and reaches maximum speed at 60ish. It does whine quite a bit, but it moves some serious air for its size. I have a couple larger ones of the same height, but they are both 12v fans so they'd spin rather slowly at 5v and not do much. I haven't checked the mobo for a 12v or higher source that is present on both charger and battery, maybe i will, and fit one of the larger fans if i find one.
While i was at it, i also added a little something for the RAM chip on the top side that used to be in free air (i had already arranged for its neighbor to get some heatsinking from the top cover when i reflowed it). It isn't a lot, but it's better than nothing.
And yes, i do have to make some sort of grill for that fan, but that's for tomorrow.
PS. A big Fuhjyyu (
) goes to HP, Quanta and a certain dude who does "professional reballs". I'll never trust a computer service in my country ever again.
I was watching a HD video and bang. And this time i can rightfully blame the guy who reballed it as it was the GPU which failed. But nothing can stop a man with a heat gun. And i thought a little case mod would be in order as well. A little extra fannage. I made it temperature controlled too, so i don't have to put up with that wheeeeee all the time. It starts making its presence felt at 50C, and reaches maximum speed at 60ish. It does whine quite a bit, but it moves some serious air for its size. I have a couple larger ones of the same height, but they are both 12v fans so they'd spin rather slowly at 5v and not do much. I haven't checked the mobo for a 12v or higher source that is present on both charger and battery, maybe i will, and fit one of the larger fans if i find one.
While i was at it, i also added a little something for the RAM chip on the top side that used to be in free air (i had already arranged for its neighbor to get some heatsinking from the top cover when i reflowed it). It isn't a lot, but it's better than nothing.
And yes, i do have to make some sort of grill for that fan, but that's for tomorrow.
PS. A big Fuhjyyu (
) goes to HP, Quanta and a certain dude who does "professional reballs". I'll never trust a computer service in my country ever again.Thanks!
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