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Is your SSD showing signs of leakage?

Is your SSD showing signs of leakage?

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tacorich1k23
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10-05-2017, 09:07 AM
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My Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus stopped working suddenly yesterday. While my wife played Assassin's Creed Origins, the game became unstable and then froze completely. After rebooting, the system kept showing a blue screen with no error code. It seems the boot drive failed and was locked in place. It looks like there might be some liquid on it. I haven’t seen water anywhere else, so my guess is that two of the chips are leaking—one from the left and another near the right. The other two chips seem dry, and the M.2 heatsink has wet spots without any other signs of moisture. I’ve noticed a similar liquid film on a failed 1080Ti, but I thought the copper pipes were damaged instead. Do chips actually leak like this?
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tacorich1k23
10-05-2017, 09:07 AM #1

My Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus stopped working suddenly yesterday. While my wife played Assassin's Creed Origins, the game became unstable and then froze completely. After rebooting, the system kept showing a blue screen with no error code. It seems the boot drive failed and was locked in place. It looks like there might be some liquid on it. I haven’t seen water anywhere else, so my guess is that two of the chips are leaking—one from the left and another near the right. The other two chips seem dry, and the M.2 heatsink has wet spots without any other signs of moisture. I’ve noticed a similar liquid film on a failed 1080Ti, but I thought the copper pipes were damaged instead. Do chips actually leak like this?

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UnicornMonkey
Junior Member
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10-08-2017, 02:50 PM
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Was das unter einem der NVMe-Heatsinks auf Ihrer Motherboard? Es sieht eher nach Wärmeleitpaste aus als nach etwas anderes, sollte es nichts beschädigt haben. Schauen Sie sich die SMART-Daten des Laufwerks an – normalerweise tritt ein Schutzmodus auf, wenn es eine bestimmte Anzahl von Schreibvorgängen erreicht hat und der Laufwerk nicht mehr versagt hat. Wahrscheinlich war das auch bei dem 1080 Ti so. Bearbeitet am 20. Mai 2022 von RONOTHAN##
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UnicornMonkey
10-08-2017, 02:50 PM #2

Was das unter einem der NVMe-Heatsinks auf Ihrer Motherboard? Es sieht eher nach Wärmeleitpaste aus als nach etwas anderes, sollte es nichts beschädigt haben. Schauen Sie sich die SMART-Daten des Laufwerks an – normalerweise tritt ein Schutzmodus auf, wenn es eine bestimmte Anzahl von Schreibvorgängen erreicht hat und der Laufwerk nicht mehr versagt hat. Wahrscheinlich war das auch bei dem 1080 Ti so. Bearbeitet am 20. Mai 2022 von RONOTHAN##

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TheSnowT1g3r
Junior Member
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10-09-2017, 02:17 AM
#3
Welcome to the forums!! This "leaking" you are referring to is grease from the thermal pads. This is completely normal to happen and does not affect the components at all.
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TheSnowT1g3r
10-09-2017, 02:17 AM #3

Welcome to the forums!! This "leaking" you are referring to is grease from the thermal pads. This is completely normal to happen and does not affect the components at all.

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10-17-2017, 02:08 AM
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It seems like you're considering returning the item. I hope it doesn't occur again.
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LittlePlaysPvp
10-17-2017, 02:08 AM #4

It seems like you're considering returning the item. I hope it doesn't occur again.

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Dil2601
Member
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10-17-2017, 07:51 AM
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Usually, you notice the grease on the PCB in graphics cards near the memory chips, and on motherboards where the power delivery components are located. Good luck with the return shipping request.
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Dil2601
10-17-2017, 07:51 AM #5

Usually, you notice the grease on the PCB in graphics cards near the memory chips, and on motherboards where the power delivery components are located. Good luck with the return shipping request.