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Title: Zephyr's Fans Go Full Blast And Then 0020's.
Post by: wilgo45 on November 04, 2013, 09:56:00 PM
Any repair attempts just done.?

Reflow ?  Reball ?  Heat gunning ?

0020 - can be either a dead power core to a Gpu.  Or the connection pins of the power core of the Gpu are not making good contact with their counterparts on the motherboard.

But you could also be having a false over heating.  If the heat sinks are not seated perfectly.

So - there is lots of room for variance given only what you have told us
Title: Zephyr's Fans Go Full Blast And Then 0020's.
Post by: Kohler on November 04, 2013, 10:01:00 PM
QUOTE(wilgo45 @ Nov 4 2013, 11:56 PM) View Post

Any repair attempts just done.?

Reflow ?  Reball ?  Heat gunning ?

0020 - can be either a dead power core to a Gpu.  Or the connection pins of the power core of the Gpu are not making good contact with their counterparts on the motherboard.

But you could also be having a false over heating.  If the heat sinks are not seated perfectly.

So - there is lots of room for variance given only what you have told us

No other repairs besides the X-Clamp repairs have been done. It doesn't show visual signs of needing a reflow/reball, so I wouldn't think it would need it. The console does boot (sometimes) when I press down hard enough on the CPU heatsink and boot it up. Any ideas?
Title: Zephyr's Fans Go Full Blast And Then 0020's.
Post by: MadMaxGR on November 04, 2013, 11:15:00 PM
how is your x-clamp configuration? Do you use the original MS x-clamps? Some pics of the mainboard would help. Pics of the clamps and the GPU area.
Title: Zephyr's Fans Go Full Blast And Then 0020's.
Post by: wilgo45 on November 05, 2013, 02:38:00 PM
No ... don't jack with the Ram chips

You'll just add another problem on the stack