In Part 3 of this series of troubleshooting. With the bad chips located, I attempt to salvage the board by using a strategy that worked on S9's of yesterday.

On an S9 you could straight up remove the bad chips and the board would still function, you would lose any chips after those in sequence however. With my bad chips being all at the end of the board sequence (49-56), I figured the same might work here...

It did not...

00:00 Removing the Bad Chips...
04:33 Will it Work?
05:35 PSA, Don't Remove Bad Chips! (Unless you are going to replace w/ new)
07:52 I Gave Up 😢 But End Up w/ 6TH w/ some $$$