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Do I need a preheater for GPU repair

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Hey,

I'm just getting involved in some hobbyist GPU repair. I found that my 600W hot air is almost useless at removing MOSFETs from more power hungry GPUs with huge ground planes.

I'm looking to get a BEST BST 863. My question is - will the BST 863 on its own be enough? Or do I also need a preheater from the bottom?


   
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hi you need station example sugon 8620dx and you will not have problems


   
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Graphics card motherboards usually have a lot of layers which makes it difficult to de-solder components off them. Even a tiny 201 resistor can be challenging to remove. You will need a good stable hot air station with at least 1000w and a big nozzle for maximum heat transfer. I don't find it practical to use a preheater because as soon as the board is removed off the pre-heater, it will run very quick.


   
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