GPU Repair in Lebanon

Dead, artifacting, or overheating graphics cards repaired at the component level - not replaced with mystery boards.

Does The Logiq Lab repair GPUs in Lebanon?

Yes. The Logiq Lab in Rmeileh, Lebanon repairs NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards for customers across Lebanon - including Beirut, Tripoli, Sidon, and Jounieh - with walk-in service and nationwide mail-in.

Common GPU faults we fix

  • No display / black screen (POST but no output)
  • Artifacts, crashes under load, or driver errors
  • Overheating, fan failures, degraded thermal paste
  • Power delivery failures (VRM, capacitors, MOSFETs)
  • VRAM failures and memory-related instability
  • BGA solder fractures - professional reballing and reflow
  • BIOS / firmware corruption recovery

How GPU repair works

  1. Contact us via booking or WhatsApp with your card model and symptoms.
  2. Drop off in Rmeileh or ship your GPU securely (mail-in accepted nationwide).
  3. We diagnose at board level and send a quote before paid repair work.
  4. After approval, we repair, stress-test, and return your card with a 60-day warranty on the repaired fault.

Pricing and policy

GPU repairs start at $60 after diagnosis. Our policy is no fix, no fee - if we cannot repair your card, you do not pay for the repair attempt. Diagnosis is free for most cases when you proceed with repair. See our FAQ for mail-in packing and warranty details.

Related services

We also repair motherboards, laptops, perform data recovery, and fix car ECUs — all at the component level from the same workshop.

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GPU repair for Beirut customers

Our walk-in workshop is in Rmeileh, not Beirut city. We serve Beirut customers via mail-in courier or drop-off — ship your GPU to us, we diagnose and quote, then return it after repair. Return shipping within Lebanon is covered after payment.

GPU repair for Tripoli & north Lebanon

Mail-in GPU repair is available from Tripoli, Akkar, and the north coast. Contact us on WhatsApp before shipping for packing advice and a pre-shipment symptom check.

GPU repair for Sidon, Tyre & south Lebanon

Customers in Sidon, Tyre, Zahle, and southern Lebanon can use nationwide mail-in service. Most GPU repairs complete within 2–5 business days after we receive the card.

Mail-in packing: Use anti-static wrap, rigid box, and padding. Remove loose brackets if possible. Include your name, phone, and fault description. Full guide on our FAQ.

GPU repair FAQ

GPU repair at The Logiq Lab starts at $60 after diagnosis. No fix, no fee applies — if we cannot repair your GPU you pay nothing for the repair attempt. Diagnosis is free when you proceed with the repair. Most GPU repairs are completed within 2–5 business days.
We repair at the component level. We diagnose the specific fault — whether that is a shorted MOSFET, failed VRAM chip, cold BGA joint, or corrupted BIOS — and fix the actual component, not the whole board. This is typically cheaper and more reliable than a board swap, which is often unavailable in Lebanon anyway due to import costs.
Yes. No-display and artifacting are among the most common GPU faults we see. Common causes include failed VRAM chips, degraded BGA solder joints, power delivery issues (MOSFET, VRM), and corrupted VBIOS. We diagnose and provide a quote before any paid repair work begins.
Yes. We accept mail-in GPU repairs nationwide from Beirut, Tripoli, Sidon, Jounieh, and all other regions. You ship the card to our workshop in Rmeileh. Return shipping within Lebanon is covered by us after the repair is complete and payment is confirmed.
We repair NVIDIA and AMD GPUs across all generations — RTX 40/30/20 series, GTX 16/10 series, RX 7000/6000 series, and older cards. Desktop, workstation, and laptop GPUs are all accepted. Contact us with your GPU model and symptoms for a quick assessment before shipping.
Most GPU repairs are completed within 2–5 business days. Jobs requiring sourced components such as specific VRAM chips or BGA parts may take longer. We provide an estimated timeline with every quote before work begins.

By Mohamad Moheb, component-level repair technician — Repair showcase

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