i need a bit of help here guys.
>notice a couple artifacts on my screen
>ignore it and continue playing vidya
>screen starts to crash over and over
>figure my graphics card is about to die
>remove it to see the damage
>nothing out of the ordinary
>must be just getting old
>decide to plug it back in
>boot starts with no signal then a BSOD
>can't get it running again
what do i do guys? pic related my card
>>52537255
Find someone to try reflowing it for you, may or may not fix it.
>>52537255
uninstall drivers fully shut down and restart reinstall drivers..if its still there. get new card.
>>52537255
get a new GPU
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>>52537485
Not worth the effort unless someone owes OP a favor.
Dude just do a clean install of your drivers.
>>52537255
BSOD isn't a graphics card issue, it would just switch to integrated graphics
Sounds like bad RAM to me
>>52537592
this whole boot issue only started when i removed the graphics card though
>>52537592
If the graphics driver crashes, it could totally cause a BSOD.
>>52537707
uninstall the drivers for your GPU while booted into integrated graphics, reboot with the card plugged in and see what happens
If it gives BSOD again your card might be totally toast
do a ram test
>>52537255
Take the cooler off. And bake at 250 deg c for 15 minutes. Middle rack.
>>52537592
>>52537734
>Implying everyone has integrated graphics
Kill yourself
>>52537555
>>52537734
This worked
Thanks guys but it's still crashing after playing some vidya
Card is fucked OP, buy a new one.
>>52537858
What the hell
It went back to blue screening after i installed the drivers
>>52537927
Seems like its blue screening whenever an nvidia driver is installed and is rebooted
Well, considering that the gpu shown looks to be a bit older I would have to say that you may have a few dying RAM dimms. If you are running Windows 10 you may be even more prone to RAM sensitivities (personal experience). Best I could say is cycle through your RAM dimms and try them in different slots too. Hope I helped in any way bubs :)
>>52537927
reapply the thermal paste, just be careful. google a video. I had to reapply the paste on both my cpu and gpu recently. Fixed all of my issues, runs like new again.
Nvidia cards don't have bad drivers and bad cards
Nice false flag, pajeesh
>>52538348
Holy shit, the same happened to me with my 280x
You can use it normally with Windows basic drivers and in safe mode, right? Will it BSOD with a video_tdr something when you try to install drivers?
>>52537255
Order a cheap GPU or borrow one from a friend, if it works perfectly then return it and get a GPU that you want.
>>52537255
>Asus
That was your first mistake.
>>52538600
Pretty much
Tried installing an older driver and it's still bsod.
Any idea?
>>52539162
Looks like we are in the same boat, then.
I've even tried to run the gpu on my brother's PC, but it just turned on and got a black screen after windows load screen.
All I can think now is to try the oven thing since my gpu isn't covered at warranty anymore (fuck you, MSI, next time I'm getting an EVGA)
>>52537927
Basically confirmation that the card is fucked. Without drivers the load on it is extremely low, as it can't be utilised properly. When you install the drivers, proper load can be placed on the card. If it's failing straight away after doing that, it's done for.
>>52538940
whats wrong with asus?
>>52539645
Nothing, he's probably an Assrock fanboy.
Remember using display driver uninstaller.
