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Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!!
Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!! Mobo is Gigabyte 965p DS3. I'am just haveing much rouble with it now after i replaced the stock cooler with a NV Silencer 5 Rev 3. It does not state its compatible with it but i wanted something for my HTPC that would blow the aout the back and i read that someone put one on without problem. The problem is now the PC boots everytime i wake up without a problem and maybe 2 times in a row if i restart, but after that its prettry random and mostly doe snot work. It boots up like a matrix thing with curruption in rows comign down the screen onthe bios boot up screen and the windows boot screen and when i get into windows the icons on the taskbar are currpted. If i try to run a game or anything the whole pc juts crashes and i get a blue screen and the BSOD is currpted so you can't read it. But if it boots without the currption everything is sweet, I can run my e6400 @ 3.3ghz fine and run Prime95 for 9 hours on both cores with no errorss I was thinkingif this would be a NTFS problem, but i'am not sure when NTFS kicks in. I hope this is the problem as a Fat32 reinstall is all thats needed. Thanks. |
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Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!!
On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 14:27:16 +1100, Paul Mathews wrote:
Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!! Did you walk on it? Mobo is Gigabyte 965p DS3. I was thinkingif this would be a NTFS problem, but i'am not sure when NTFS kicks in. I hope this is the problem as a Fat32 reinstall is all thats needed. You have hurt the GPU mechanistically like bent pin or it is hotting more than pleasantries for it. NTFS does not kick in. |
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Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!!
Do try reseating the graphics card first, tho.
(Or actually, cleaning the contacts with a contact clearer and then thurrally drying it off before reinserting would be what I'd do.) |
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Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!!
Ill give it a clean. Thanks. On 14 Nov 2006 04:36:58 -0800, "DustWolf" wrote: Do try reseating the graphics card first, tho. (Or actually, cleaning the contacts with a contact clearer and then thurrally drying it off before reinserting would be what I'd do.) |
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Did i crush my 7950 Gt GPU core !!!!!
Ahh, you have physically damaged the board/GPU, however the damage
doesn't seem to be that huge (if it's the board that is), go over that sucker with a magnifier and see if you can see any broken traces (edges of heatsinks are very sharp u know) Thermal problems could also be an issue, have you checked actually how much GOOD contact your new HSF is getting with your GPU? A space of less than a millimeter between HS and CHIP pretty much puts a downer on thermal conductivity (Metal better than air) It is definately the Card because when your apps call Direct3D API's to interface with the GPU it BSOD's....Which is corrupted as well. My advice, Get it out of your computer (at least your main one) until you either fix it or determine it unrepairable, damaged components hold no guarantees as to voltage levels in and out so you run the risk of damaging other components on your system bus |
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