You could try another known working GPU card in the same PCIe slot on the motherboard or try installing the GPU card in another PC to eliminate the remote possibility that the motherboard is the problem
Otherwise without a schematic of the card it will be very difficult to impossible to find the problem with the card.
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When it gets to board level fault finding without the schematic (which most manufacturers do not release publicly), unless you are familiar with component problems peculiar to that model card, then all you can do is look for any obvious problems on the card such as damaged or heat stressed components as otherwise you would have to test nearly every component just to make sure that it is alright and if it is an IC type component, this is even more time consuming as you have to look up the datasheet to find out what it is by the markings on it which hopefully haven’t been obscured by the manufacturer.
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When it gets to board level fault finding without the schematic (which most manufacturers do not release publicly), unless you are familiar with component problems peculiar to that model card, then all you can do is closely look for any obvious problems on the card such as damaged or heat stressed components as otherwise you would have to test nearly every component just to make sure that it is alright and if it is an IC type component, this is even more time consuming as you have to look up the datasheet to find out what it is by the markings on it which hopefully haven’t been obscured by the manufacturer.
Too time consuming at this point. Most opt for a board replacement
Hi @chukyx007 ,
You could try another known working GPU card in the same PCIe slot on the motherboard or try installing the GPU card in another PC to eliminate the remote possibility that the motherboard is the problem
Otherwise without a schematic of the card it will be very difficult to impossible to find the problem with the card.
When it gets to board level fault finding without the schematic (which most manufacturers do not release publicly), unless you are familiar with component problems peculiar to that model card, then all you can do is look for any obvious problems on the card such as damaged or heat stressed components as otherwise you would have to test nearly every component just to make sure that it is alright and if it is an IC type component, this is even more time consuming as you have to look up the datasheet to find out what it is by the markings on it which hopefully haven’t been obscured by the manufacturer.
Too time consuming at this point. Most opt for a board replacement
Good luck anyway