Help Needed: Sourcing HDMI Connector for RTX 3070

[objecttothis]

I have an MSI Ventus 3X OC nVIDIA RTX 3070 with a damaged HDMI connector. The display is recognized but no display output due to the damaged right-side of the connector. I've got the board apart and the back of the HDMI connector is stamped Astron. The problem is that their site has 30 pages of HDMI type A connectors (http://astron.com.tw/eng/product.php?idt=1&pid=3&cid=1). Does anyone know how to determine which part numbers are compatible and then where to source them?

Also, I have some experience soldering but this will probably be the most challenging task I've tackled so far. I don't think it's out of my range though. I have a hot air station, solder wick, flux and solder, though I don't think I have the right type of flux or solder. If anyone can point me in the right direction on either the part or the supplies I'm going to need, I would be grateful.

 

[eidairaman1]

You might need to find another msi 3000 series card for repairs

 

[objecttothis]

Would the HDMI port used on all MSI RTX 3000 series be the same?

 

[purecain]

It would if you went with the same brand. IMO

 

[objecttothis]

$100+ for a Parts card is kind of steep for an HDMI connector. I think I may have narrowed it down to this part on Astron's website (http://astron.com.tw/eng/product.php?idt=1&pid=3&cid=1&pno=411). This is based on knowing it's an Astron part, the image matching the part and the measurement that I took matching their specs FWIW. Where to buy one is an entirely different question.

 

[DR4G00N]

You just want a 19-pin right angle surface mount one like this: https://www.digikey.ca/en/products/detail/cnc-tech/2000-1-2-41-00-BK/4867012
It's not an exact fit but looking at the datasheet the dimensions are pretty close and I think it can be made to work with some slight tweaking.

 

[eidairaman1]

$100+ for a Parts card is kind of steep for an HDMI connector. I think I may have narrowed it down to this part on Astron's website (http://astron.com.tw/eng/product.php?idt=1&pid=3&cid=1&pno=411). This is based on knowing it's an Astron part, the image matching the part and the measurement that I took matching their specs FWIW. Where to buy one is an entirely different question.

Good luck.