Sun Feb 13, 2011 7:25 pm
Success Rates for PS3 reball reflow RSX GPU chip?
hey all,
im using the Bird 4k and so far my good PS3 reflow repairs are pretty high, but as for reballing the PS3 RSX chip it seems to be on the high failue side as it seems to be 50/50 from my experience. From what i see, the high failure rate is due to the fact that there is alot of things that can go wrong from lifting pads, bridging, popping, and etc.
Right now we have adopted the policy of reflow first and if that doesnt work we do a reball. It just doesnt make sense to do a reball first especially even when customers ask for it as the failure rate is much higher.
so from everyone's experience how is your PS3 reballing success rates?
thx
im using the Bird 4k and so far my good PS3 reflow repairs are pretty high, but as for reballing the PS3 RSX chip it seems to be on the high failue side as it seems to be 50/50 from my experience. From what i see, the high failure rate is due to the fact that there is alot of things that can go wrong from lifting pads, bridging, popping, and etc.
Right now we have adopted the policy of reflow first and if that doesnt work we do a reball. It just doesnt make sense to do a reball first especially even when customers ask for it as the failure rate is much higher.
so from everyone's experience how is your PS3 reballing success rates?
thx
