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welcome to Resurrection blog this is something that I have been planning to

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do for quite some time with this dead

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GTX 780ti you see nothing NADA dead no

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signal boom done but had my hand forced

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a little bit by the death of the Intel

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750 series SSD in personal rig update

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2015 yes my friends while I was affixing

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this lovely EK water block or more likely while I was removing the stock

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heat sink the 750 series SSD died so we

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are going to use a tried and true well a definitely tried and

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hopefully true method of bringing it back to

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check out the link in the video description to learn more all right so I

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know technically you're not supposed to run it with no heat sink no that is not

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how it died I am only running it for a couple seconds to demonstrate that it is

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in fact not working um before we get started here

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this is a lot faster than putting the stock heat sink back on it uh since I'm

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going to have to remove that to attempt my resurrection anyway

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NVMe configuration

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nothing also this monitor does that

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sometimes boom dead drive here we go so

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the science behind this Resurrection method is actually fairly simple whether

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due to uh Heating and Cooling therefore

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expanding and Contracting or some other type of physical stress the theory is

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that some of the solder joints on the board between the chips and the PCB

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Could Have Become broken over time and

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by heating up the component to the melting temperature of that solder you

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could allow it to Reflow and reconnect becoming fully functional again but

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before we get into all the stuff you'll need to perform this particular little

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miracle I want to start with a hefty disclaimer this will Avid the crap out

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of any warranty you may still have so if your product is covered by the retailer

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or manufacturer warranty do not do this

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instead go through the proper warranty channels in my case both my video card

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and my SSD are review samples with therefore no warranty coverage

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whatsoever so we have pretty much nothing to lose at this point except our

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time and if you're going to watch this video I guess yours as

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well so let's run through what we got here we have ourselves a Wolf Gang Puck

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oven that was generously donated by Luke to lonus Media Group because Linus media

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group's employees made it so filthy and disgusting that he pretty much doesn't

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wanted anymore so I'll be cleaning this out uh before trying to repair any video

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cards in it it's important to use an oven that can reach 385 degrees fhe and

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that you never intend to cook food in ever again because as the guide that I'm

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following on over clockers from like 2009 pointed out if you are reheating

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stuff like this in an oven there can be um gases and materials LED off that can

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contaminate future food that you cook inside it the next thing we'll need is

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screwdrivers for taking apart our components our SSD is conveniently

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already disassembled but the video card will need its heat sink removed then we

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will need aluminum foil this will be to wrap the oven tray as well as to uh

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separate the PCB from the oven tray we'll show you guys how to do this later

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on and we will need some replacement thermal compound for our hardware for

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when we reassemble it assuming that it survives the baking process all

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right so let's get to cleaning then ew

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oh that's

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gross why don't we have a host uh cuz

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Ivonne wouldn't let us get one Ed asked why we don't have a hose

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see she doesn't deny it that's why isn't

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it I wanted a hose I also wanted like a utility sink

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out there there why did they get the large ones it's like whoever bought

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these forgot that I work here swimming in

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there new one for that and I take the

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old one here's a funny idea anyone who

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leaves their dishes in the sink unwashed I'll wash it with

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this look at that it's like wearing right through the uh scouring pad yeah

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I've never used it either I suspect Brandon and

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Taran ew look at this one there's like a hanger in

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here ew got to be

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cheese uh okay so this is a really short cord but that's okay because that's why

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extension cords exist I'm not a huge fan of run running like an oven off an

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extension cord but what

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um okay here we go standard bake

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convection bake slow cook roast

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broil rotisserie let's do standard

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bake temperature 385 or

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375 does it make a sound when it reaches

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the I would think so should go beep beep

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beep so we can use the time while our oven is preheating to strip down our

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video card that definitely stinks that is

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gross oh kind of smells like cancer yeah

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it smells like an oven that hasn't been turned on in a year and that was

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disgusting the last time it was turned

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on now this is one key difference between stripping down a card for water

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cooling For example and stripping down a card for baking is that you're actually

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going to want to remove as many of the plastic housings on things like fan or

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LED connectors as you can make sure you note the orientation as you pull them

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off otherwise you're going to have a bad time putting them back together don't

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try to take off stuff like the PCI Express power connector housings uh

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those Will Survive the bake just fine oh

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shoot oh I'm an idiot oh wow oh that

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smoke that is so gross okay

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well I have to pull the tray out because

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you're supposed to wrap it

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okay damn it oh weird it's like curling

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can can you not do that Mr Trey thank you so this y this is cool enough

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now so let's wrap this baby up now the

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guy doesn't say shinys side out or shiny

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side in but that looks like the shiny

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side out it's amazing how how many like non baking people will not realize that

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aluminum has a reflective side and a matte side for not reflecting as

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much yep you learn something every

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day every day that you watch this show

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which should be every day you have videos every day un now the next step is

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to create little aluminum

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balls just like that we're going to use these to keep

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the PCB of our SSD or graphics card off

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of the tray itself it's important not to

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position them on top of one of the components that we want to resolder so

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you want this just touching the bare PCV which might make it a little tricky just

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be careful and go slow I think this side

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is probably my best bet but then this is

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probably the side I think was most likely damaged by removing it so maybe I

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want H okay so if I went like

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this kind of wish I had smaller balls

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aluminum balls so let's make sure we're

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not making contact with anything we shouldn't be any surface mount

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components or anything like that looks like we're good it's at 385

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standard bake okay let's get

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baked okay

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timer start start start

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timer I don't know well okay it's 4:33

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so at 4:41 we pull it

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out and hope for the best you should

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never just pull it out and hope for the best that's why you only need one glove

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cuz it can do up to five at a time although that might be a bit of a

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bottleneck I'm pretty sure it's working it's hot gentle now okay this is a terrible

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terrible situation because oh no wait wait no maybe it's

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okay uh okay I need it to come out a little bit further I don't want it to

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shift on those balls

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though okay here we go I got to be

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dextrous with this glove

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okay now we let it cool to room

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temperature um it's very cold in here maybe I'll cool it to a room temperature

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near the oven um or on top of the oven or well

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okay that seems like a bad idea yeah I don't want to put it

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down I don't know what to do with it I don't want to hold it the whole

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time okay well I want to start baking the video

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card here at some point can you reuse

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the balls yeah no it's okay I'll just hold it

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actually I think I can probably I can

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probably do this without yeah there's like nothing on it

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here so I'll just put one there ew ow ew

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okay this whole I had the glove

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pan okay I forgive you all right okay so

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the video card is done now too it's

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definitely warm ouch um I'm just going

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to put this here for now and let's try the

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SSD come on well there's lights on on it

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I don't remember if it had those before Oh I don't see it in the boot

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priority thing I don't know if it

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worked

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crap well I guess I might as well try baking it one more time don't have

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anything to lose maybe I'll try flipping it the other way this

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time the black like under part of the sticker is still there it's like sticky

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but the barcode is completely done by contrast our sticker that we put on it

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is just fine it's not the outcome I wanted but

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if the GTX 780 Ti works then at least this is for something cuz I can use this

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for a new render server concept that I have that I'll be building out pretty

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soon with that said I'm not going to count my chickens at this stage in the

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game anyway but let's see how it

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goes come on baby let's get something out of this

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exercise I'm pretty sure we should have a display by now wait

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wait hey all

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right so the video card is back from the

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dead rock on that's

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fantastic all right let's take another crack at the SSD

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then oh crap I don't know how long this has been

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done well what are we going to do kill

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it more at this point shut up

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Brandon oh wow we overcooked it

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it looks dark I can't tell I thought I saw steam Rising oh you know what it's

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probably from I oh my goodness ow ow my

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fingers no I think the steam is like I accidentally spat a bit I think it like

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well okay I'm not trying to just spit all over shut up everyone just shut up

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one of the tricky things is that different boards will use different

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soldering techniques and different solder materials so just because

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something works well on a graphics card made by NVIDIA doesn't mean that it

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works well on an SSD made by Intel

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unfortunately I don't have like special guidelines for 750 series ssds oh well

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you should use this temperature for this long so we just have to kind of hope for

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the best here the good news is our 780ti

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