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    #1 halo3

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    Posted 03 June 2010 - 05:56 PM

    Give your xbox 360 the best reflow out there, a heatgun reflow! Look at the wonderful bending in the board, look at the lovely bubling in the chip, see the absolutly wonderful damage your doing!? =-)
    * I have no idea what is on the gpu, it's one of my scrap boards, I did it to show how wonderful a heatgun reflow is =-)

    Ok lol just to clear things up I don't fix 360s this way, I reflow with a custom bga rework station that casues no flexing and is the best reflow you can get. I made this vid to show the harm heatguns cause

    Btw lol if you can't get a look at the wonderous bending it does look here =-)

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    Edited by halo3, 05 June 2010 - 10:00 PM.


    #2 Dark Slipstream

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    Posted 03 June 2010 - 08:35 PM

    That has to be the WORST reflow I have ever seen. You are never supposed to keep constant contact, and it should never be so close to the board (thanks Azraelrs). You should apply 10 seconds of heat at a minimum distance of 1-2 inches away from the chip. Wait 20 seconds, then repeat the same steps until you reach 4 minutes time.

    lol, I learned that from someone who helped me fix an Xbox 360 over team viewer, without flexing the board like you'r idiocy is doing.

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    Posted 03 June 2010 - 08:39 PM

    How many ways do you want me to point out how inaccurate a representation that is?

    1) What temp you heatgunning that board?

    2) 10 seconds on, 20 seconds off. Repeat for 4 minutes

    3) Bottom heat

    4) Low temp oven bake to unflex the board.

    5) Don't move the heatgun around, you'll make the board itself bubble.

    6) Nice board! Yeah, I still have no idea what that grey cement/glue is on it. At least you got lucky enough that I'm the one that cut my fingers to shit trying to pry it off. The heatsink was actually glued on with that junk.

    #4 halo3

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    Posted 03 June 2010 - 08:46 PM

    That has to be the WORST reflow I have ever seen. You are never supposed to keep constant contact, and it should never be so close to the board (thanks Azraelrs). You should apply 10 seconds of heat at a minimum distance of 1-2 inches away from the chip. Wait 20 seconds, then repeat the same steps until you reach 4 minutes time.

    lol, I learned that from someone who helped me fix an Xbox 360 over team viewer, without flexing the board like you'r idiocy is doing.

    no i did what all the youtube vids said little circles good distance away, preheated it lol. Only an idiot who doesn't know electronics thinks they can repair an xbox let alone any electronics with an industrial heatgun. it doesn' t matter how you do it, its an industrial heatgun for cry out loud! It will always cause flexing.

    Edited by halo3, 03 June 2010 - 09:01 PM.


    #5 Quinn

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    Posted 04 June 2010 - 09:28 AM

    Ahh, all you guys with your heatgun reflows and shit :)

    I spent about 4 hours yesterday dremeling dremeling my PC case in order to fit my "Project" in. You will see the "Project" hopefully today.



    #6 halo3

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    Posted 05 June 2010 - 06:42 AM

    Lol

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    Posted 05 June 2010 - 07:36 AM

    hahahahaha you flexed it that much? did you hit it with a hammer too?

    heatguns arent a good idea, but if yours turn out that way... if i were you, i'd stay away from ANY tool! hahahaha

    nice work! :thumbdown:

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    Posted 05 June 2010 - 08:22 AM

    hahahahaha you flexed it that much? did you hit it with a hammer too?

    heatguns arent a good idea, but if yours turn out that way... if i were you, i'd stay away from ANY tool! hahahaha

    nice work! :thumbdown:


    ^this. haha

    #9 halo3

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    Posted 05 June 2010 - 02:44 PM

    hahahahaha you flexed it that much? did you hit it with a hammer too?

    heatguns arent a good idea, but if yours turn out that way... if i were you, i'd stay away from ANY tool! hahahaha

    nice work! :thumbdown:

    did you read any of that I had to say? lol no i personaly don't reflow like this I have a custom bga rework station which causes no flexing and gives the best reflow you can get. I made this to show the harm of heatguning. Heatguns are never a good idea at all, lol heatguns shouldn't even be near any peice of hardware.

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    Posted 05 June 2010 - 07:53 PM

    did you read any of that I had to say? lol no i personaly don't reflow like this I have a custom bga rework station which causes no flexing and gives the best reflow you can get. I made this to show the harm of heatguning. Heatguns are never a good idea at all, lol heatguns shouldn't even be near any peice of hardware.


    Can you reflow my xbox so its 1337 and can be un-console bazored from LIVE?
    And while your at it, reflow my brake lines for my truck so I don't have to make new section tommorow


    ...oh wait



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    Posted 06 June 2010 - 03:20 PM

    Can you reflow my xbox so its 1337 and can be un-console bazored from LIVE?
    And while your at it, reflow my brake lines for my truck so I don't have to make new section tommorow


    ...oh wait

    :clapping:

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    Posted 07 June 2010 - 03:42 PM

    :sweat:

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    Posted 11 June 2010 - 10:17 PM

    u know what this got me thinking. why use a bong and lighter for weed. use a hot plate and this heatgun