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  • Byte_76
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    • Apr 2024
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    • Namibia

    #1

    Radeon HD3870 X2, Identify Component

    I have a Radeon HD3870 X2 which has all voltages and cores get warm but the card is not detected by the PC.

    There is this component on the PEX reset line but I don't know what it is and what the pinout is.

    Can anyone help me to identify the component?
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  • ktmmotocross
    Boardkiller
    • Feb 2014
    • 3553
    • slovakia

    #2
    it should be and gate working as PEX RST buffer

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    • Byte_76
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      • Apr 2024
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      #3
      Okay, yes but is there a reference to a part number that will have the identical functionality?

      i want to look up the data sheet and order replacements but I need to be sure it’s the correct part.

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      • SMDFlea
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        • Jan 2018
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        #4
        Originally posted by Byte_76
        Okay, yes but is there a reference to a part number that will have the identical functionality?

        i want to look up the data sheet and order replacements but I need to be sure it’s the correct part.
        The image is blurry, clean the IC with some IPA and see if you can read the marking
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        • alindumitru46
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Aug 2015
          • 255
          • Romania

          #5
          Byte_76 take a photo with the light at the right angle, the reflection will help reveal the letters and numbers

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          • Byte_76
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            #6
            I have taken more pics with slightly different lighting angles on each.

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            • Byte_76
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              • Apr 2024
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              #7
              Tested in multiple PC’s. The card is not detected by the PC. Both cores do get hot.

              I’m still a novice at graphics card repair so I’m not sure what to check or where to check on the board for voltages or faults.

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              • Byte_76
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                • Apr 2024
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                #8
                I’ve circled the location of the components that I am asking about in this thread.

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                • Byte_76
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                  #9
                  Any ideas?

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                  • ktmmotocross
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                    • Feb 2014
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                    • slovakia

                    #10
                    just use any and gate from literally any gpus. all use the same pinout

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                    • Byte_76
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                      • Apr 2024
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by ktmmotocross
                      just use any and gate from literally any gpus. all use the same pinout
                      Thanks. Would this be a suitable replacement?

                      SN74LVC1G08DBVR

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                      • ktmmotocross
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                        • Feb 2014
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                        #12
                        yes

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