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  • OIFxGunner
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    • Jun 2021
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    GTX 1070 having trouble identifying a component

    Hello,

    I'm having trouble finding a data sheet for this component and was hoping someone might have an idea.

    It's located on the back of the board, basically opposite the power rail for memory.

    Thanks in advance!
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    • OIFxGunner
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      • Jun 2021
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      • United States
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      Re: GTX 1070 having trouble identifying a component

      Solved- it's a PB600BA mosfet. Hope this helps someone else!

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