And the method works
Repairing video cards is often not the easiest task, but sometimes the solution method to an uninformed user may seem completely wild. Channel author KrisFix-Germany showed how to drill a Radeon RX 6900 XT PCB to fix it.
This video card had a problem in one of the memory chips. However, tests have shown that in fact the problem is in the contacts between the memory and the GPU. And it is precisely this that can be solved with only one very drastic method: drill through the board to get to one of the internal contacts, and solder the wire to create a new connection.
A video has appeared with a very unusual method of repairing the Radeon RX 6900 XT
As you can see, the author used a very thin hand drill. The drilling site is located under the GPU, so the GPU must first be unsoldered and then reinstalled.
