Repair shop revives two high-capacity DDR5 server modules

A NorthWestRepair video covered repairs to two physically damaged ECC DDR5 server modules, one with 128 GB and the other with 256 GB of memory. Tom's Hardware reports that the technician restored the first module through solder reflow and repaired a short circuit and power-management fault on the second, which then powered on and completed memory training. The source describes the pair as worth a purported $16,000, but the valuation is not independently confirmed. The case shows that module-level repair can be technically possible; it does not establish a typical repair success rate or prevailing DIMM prices.