Dead RAM problem. How to save data from SSD drive

Please tell us more about the reflow process you would suggest and/or incorporate into your practice. The person asking this question most likely has never soldered anything much less reflowed something.

Well for reflow you really don't need much just a source of heat. A hair dryer can probably do it but you'll be at it for a while. Usually hot air or a heat gun work best. Just aim it at the gpu and let the solder melt slowly and it'll recreate a connection which has been lost due to heat and cooling cycles. It's best to use flux and a constant heat which can be controlled (OP probably doesn't have this) and coughin up money to buy the equipment for one repair is certainly not worth it. Don't forget to clean and replace thermal paste after cooling.

Hair dryer? Reflow? Really? What's the melting point of solder (leaded or lead free) and how hot does your hair dryer get? No need to cover up any of the adjacent components? Just blast hot air on the GPU? Take a look on here

A bit of gel works on the cowlicks too ;-}

Oldturkey you're right the hair dryer may not be good enough for a proper fix. Realistically a reflow is not a proper fix. Proper fix is to actually reball and replace. But as I mentioned before the best way to fix it is not worth it for ONE repair. Hairdryer method is worth a shot though, after-all, the OP just wants his/her info and the hair dryer method might just work at least long enough for him/her to be able to pull the info they need.