GPU Gore Thread

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>>55768853

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>>55768888

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>throwing away a GPU because of a burned mosfet and cap

Fucking shitty millennial holy shitnuggets.

>>55768937

There's clearly damage to the board. I doubt you could even find the solder points anymore

>>55768937
If it's so easy explain to me how to fix that

What in the fuck did you do?

>>55768853
Call Louis.

>>55768967

OP here.

My friend ran some benchmarking program and toasted it.

>>55769073
At 1.5 fucking volts?

>>55769093
Furmark probably.

>>55769093

Yep, the pcie was not overvolted or anything - the card is a Gigabyte Windforce 3x OC (GV-N78TOC-3GD).

>>55769155
Nvidia drivers downclock during furmark so fucking much you hit higher power consumption running crysis or some other modern game.
So probably not.

>>55769179

Yeah that's it, Furmark stress test. Also prime95 large FFT torture test was running at the same time.

The computer was pretty hot, GPU at 83 degrees celsius for awhile.

>>55769419
That sounds like a really stupid combination to have running, plus the heat issues. I'm willing to bet the PSU was also partially at fault.

>>55768963
If you need it explained to you then you're not capable of doing it and you'll just fuck it up.

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>>55768853
got rekt m8

>>55769466

CPU was at about 70 deg c too. PSU is a Corsair AX1200i.

The idea was to see how hot it can get, a bit too hot in some parts it seems....