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> Question About Ylod I Just Fixed On My Ps3, Other simple questions, to not make anymore threads.
n3r0
post Jun 20 2010, 05:32 PM
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I have repaired well over 300 360's and have not heard of any of those systems giving the RROD again... so when my ps3 got the YLOD, I simply did a variation of my RROD fix. I just want to know what you guys think my chances of getting the YLOD again are? And yes, I fix 360's and use a ps3 as my personal console, ha, i hate 360's now.

Other quick questions. What's the difference between the YLOD and Red flashing error.

Is the no video error linked to the same processor problem also?

Basically, can YLOD, Red Flashing and No Video all be fixed through the same process?
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post Jul 30 2011, 11:09 AM
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Well if you are using a reflow method,put some flux under the bge sites(cpu/gpu),then reflow it with a heat gun.After you reflowed it,take of the heatspreader from the gpu,and remove epoxy then place as5 on the gpu chip and use artic silver adhesive on the vram chips from were you removed the epoxy.Put the heatspreader back and now use as5 on cpu and gpu.Now if you do all this corectly it should last quite some time.But your best bet is reballing.

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