Is there someone who has schematics or a boardview for a Zotac RTX 2070 super (dual fan)? If so, can you please share it?

Re: Zotac RTX 2070 super.What can i use to replace this blown cap?



Thnx for replying (to both of you). I agree that it doesn't look blown, but the physical inspection didn't reveal any other obvious damage. Also, the material around the hole in the capacitor is pointed outwards and not inwards.
The suppliers near me don't have the correct size capacitor (or smaller). And with mouser i have to pay 20 dollars for shipment. So i ordered it from Aliexpress instead. I hope some of the 100 pieces wil work ....

I have a non working Zotac RTX 2070 super. One of its caps is blown. I need help finding out where i can buy this exact capacitor or a suitable replacement for it.

The diameter is about 5mm...

I have a Gigabyte RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro 8G Rev. 3.0 which crashes when i install a driver. I tried DDU and different drivers (also did nvcleanstall) but to no avail. I was pretty sure it was a vram issue so i tried mats (version 455.127). To my surprise it passed the test. I ran it again and got the same result.
The next thing i did was flashing the vbios from version 94.04.6B.00.AA to version 94.04.46.40.A7. This made things slightly worse (flashing at boot, resolution issues). It gave a black screen when i installed a driver. I tried mats again and the result was 'fail' (2x). ...

Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming

And here are my own photos...

Re: Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming

This is a picture from techpowerup. The mosfets are in the bottom right. As i said before, i will try to post a picture of my own board asap....

Re: Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming



Thanks for al the helpful information. I will inspect the area again and try to make a picture (my microscope has no camera)....

Re: Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming



Thanks very much. I will check it out!...

I've bought a defective Gigabyte GTX 980 Ti G1 Gaming. Lights turn on and fans spin, but no display. A visual inspection of the PCB resulted in 2 suspicious looking mosfets located on Q29 and Q32 of the board. They both have solder leaking out. The part number on both of them is F DE48AA (22CA N7CC). I couldn't find this specific mosfet or relevant information about it so I reached out to onsemi for help. They responded quickly and told me this mosfet was probably custom made for Gigabyte and/or discontinued before they acquired Fairchild. They couldn't help me. My main question is: Do i need...

Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

Hi there,
My name is Henk and i live in the Netherlands. I've first heard of this forum while watching the channel 'Learn Electronics Repair' on youtube. I'm trying to repair my first GPU and ran into trouble quite fast . I'm certain i can learn al lot from all of you.