What's the minimum hot air you need to remove vram/core ?

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  • MasterCap
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    • Jul 2022
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    • Canada
    #1

    What's the minimum hot air you need to remove vram/core ?

    I bricked a 6700xt last year, and worked on it some. But I either broke some solderballs loose, or cooked the core or vram.

    I tried to remove the core, then just a vram chip, and I couldn't do it, with my crappy little 858D hotair station.

    So what do people on here use to remove vram, which shouldn't be too hard, or the core ?

    What about 2 crappy hotair stations? 1 on 1 side, 1 on the other side ? What about a $75 hotplate from amazon underneath the PCB to help hotair?


    What do people on a budget, use on here ? Besides a frying pan
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