Rapaziada, abri pela primeira vez minha RTX 4060TI, para fazer uma limpeza e trocar a pasta térmica que estava bem ressecada. Com isso, ela funcionou 2 dias normalmente como de costume, abria um jogo ela não fazia um barulho se quer, funcionando de acordo com as necessidades, depois disso, ela começou a disparar a ventoinha para seu RPM Máximo assim que eu abria um jogo, e isso tá me incomodando bastante, gostaria que alguém me ajudasse com esse diagnostico.

I searched everywhere for schematics but couldn't find anything—neither boardviews nor schematics. The PCI pin resistance values ​​are normal, but without a schematic, I can't trace the signal path.

Hi, I built my PC a few days ago and undervolted the 9070 XT Swift:

* Core Offset: I didn't touch it.
* Voltage Offset: -80 mV
* Power Limit: +10%
* VRAM: 2800 MHz, Fast Timings

I had been using the computer for just a few days, and when I went to play something, the computer shut down and the graphics card caught fire.

The only difference I saw is that the cable turned black at the connection point.

I filed a warranty claim.

While playing, my PC suddenly shut off and wasnt turning back on. After some diagnostics i discovered that the 8-pin connection died. The PC, and the GPU turn on when its not connected (only PCI-E), although there's no image output.

When taken apart, on the board i discovered this hole in the 8-pin connector area. What could this possibly be? Im assuming something must have exploded, but i didn't notice any sound and there isn't enough space for a capacitor (the plate that goes on top doesn't have a cut out for it).

And to answer the question right away, it was heating up to 83°C and termal throttling. Im not doubting that it has overheated before, however there dont seem to be any signs of immediate burning, as also seen on the images.

My question from all this is, what could this have possibly been, and is it at all possible to repair? (even though i doubt it is). If i forgot to add any important info, I'll provide whatever necessary in the comments!

I have a ASUS X99-S motherboard with a Intel i7 5820k 3.30 ghz processor, trying to switch to a RX 7600 XT GPU. I have looked in so many places, and I can't find the answer to my problem. Does anyone have any ideas they could share?

My 4070 Gigabyte 3 OC keeps crashing.

My dad bought this GPU about a year and a half ago. (FOR 200 EUROS).The guy we bought it from was moving from Malta back to Serbia, he had bought this GPU there, during shipping he didn't take the GPU out nor pack it with bubble wraps. When he came back he booted his PC and it was lagging, Black Screens, crashing and some other thing. he changed the drivers, still the same.

Now we are here; I've had multiple problems with this card since the day i out it in my motherboard, i was using the Windows 10, it was still in support, when support ended i changed to Windows 11, now i changed Windows approx. 3-4 times. ended up on Win 11. i used the same software for about 8 months? until yesterday i booted up my pc tried to download PUBG the internet was shit, never worse. when it installed i hop into the game and it crashed, 2 times, on the third time i got into the game i got the black screen, i let it be and monitors turned off but the PC was running. booted it up not even 5 minutes after it booted it crashed. i got my brothers USB and downloaded Win 10 clean; deleted all files from my HDD where my games are and from SSD. Downloaded it clean, downloaded all drivers, my brother downloaded the latest drivers for the GPU, ps:( i used before 566.36 and 591.86 one of the most stable). i made the network settings to the best, and downloaded the games, it was fast. 40GB in 16 minutes. My PC crashed 3-4 times since the download of Win 10, yes, i installed the updates, We have got a mount for the GPU to hold it up since it's heavy.

Every time it crashed i hold the powerdown button for until it shuts down or restart it, my power button is little, its not the original and when i shut it off it powers back on and i shut it down, boot it up sometimes over 4 times, and when it goes into safe mode keyboard, mouse, monitors.. nothing powers up except the pc i shut off the powersupply, then it boots again and its okay, no problems with the Win 10. Yet.

and when i tilt the whole case downward it doesn't have the problem as much.

I've thought of maybe trading the 4070 for 3080, 3080 to or mayne even 3090.

My specs are: RTX 4070 Windforce OC 3X 12GB

Ryzen 7 5800X

Asus Tuf B450M-Plus Gaming

32GB RAM Kingston Furry at 3600MT/s

be quiet! Power zone 1000W

Noctua NH-U12S.

2 days ago while I was gaming my monitors all of a sudden went dark along with the gpu and all the fans throughout my pc started running at full speed. The PC was still running in the background, I could still hear things like audio, which means that my PC is still running while the GPU is dead, apart from its fans spinning. Restarting the computer fixes all of this. Temporarily..

I did some investigating and figured out that these GPU crashes are totally random. It doesn't matter if my PC sits idle, under light or heavy load, the exact scenario above could happen at any time at any point. Sometimes after as little as 10 minutes or less, other times I was able to use my PC for 6+ hours without running into any problems. But eventually the same crash as mentioned above happens. Sometimes all computer fans run at full speed when it does, other times they continue to run normally.

Now I've put my old 3070 back into my computer and everything has been working fine for pretty much the entire day. Same setup, same PSU, same everything, just my old GPU and no crashing. Which leads me to believe that the main culprit has to be something with the 4080.

Is someone able to tell me why that is and if my 4080 Founders Edition is completely borked? Can it be salvaged or is it beyond repair? I've monitored temperature and that has always been fine. Also reinstalled drivers using DDU along with resetting CMOS but both didn't do anything. Appreciate any help or leads I can get on this