The Lab series from South African No.1 overclocker DrWeez continues today with a great guide about how to repair heavily damaged DDR4 DIMMs. A company sent Andrew a couple of modules that actually got held in customs for a quite a bit and ended up arriving at the Lab damaged. Not to fear the ‘memory doctor’ is here. Andrew shows how to repair the damaged components using a kind of 'Frankenstein' approach to repair the damaged modules.

Here’s a synopsis of the video from DrWeez himself:

“Today, something quite special in the lab ... something that doesn't happen every day. I've been sent some ddr4 memory modules from Zadak (Z511) and sadly, after being help for weeks in customs I've realized that some of these got damaged in the process with some components being pretty much ripped away from the modules themselves.”

“No choice here to use them - I must repair the modules my self - by hand! So here is a little video on how I've repaired my modules. Admittedly a macro camera would be more adapted to document the job, but I hope this might help people with similar issues.”

Check out the full video on the DrWeez YouTube channel here.