My bros GTX 560 Ti
Well well well
The card actually looks fine, but I won't test it out since well my brother's mobo went kaput, who knows. But since it's in my hands now, is there a way to change MOSFETs or capacitors and such? Any ideas to get it working again would be great, except baking please no troll about that.
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Also @Sybaris Caesar you're still using one so be careful
how do you know its the MOSFET or the capacitor?Originally Posted by Trave160
Well well well
The card actually looks fine, but I won't test it out since well my brother's mobo went kaput, who knows. But since it's in my hands now, is there a way to change MOSFETs or capacitors and such? Any ideas to get it working again would be great, except baking please no troll about that.
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Also @Sybaris Caesar you're still using one so be careful
as far as i know.... avas and romulus bros did 'fix' one or two gfx cards...
at least they know where you should bring your gfx card to 'poke' it. tag'em (avas911, fox mulder, codex, vanguard etc.)
Which one can kill the motherboard of any PC?
Actually I use GTX 560 Ti
It's the same cardActually I use GTX 560 Ti
following,got a dead 6770,if it can be fixed I will be happy
Live with life in your blood,Die with honor in your name.
i got a dead 7770 too
:o don't know why I was reading 650 Ti thoughIt's the same card
Then I think the TT Smart SE did this, more probable cause as I've heard from a friend that the 970 Gaming is actually quite a good durable board. Dying like this raises tons of questions somehow
toldya.
Not like I said otherwise
I can always take a look at it. I came across a similar situation where @Badhon_raj had a faulty HD 5670 1 GB DDR3, that worked for awhile but used to make the whole system short afterwards, and wouldn't allow the system to power on while it was installed. I remember the mobo I had it tested on, having a few resistors setting themselves on fire before my very eyes.
i can always take a look at it. I came across a similar situation where @badhon_raj had a faulty hd 5670 1 gb ddr3, that worked for awhile but used to make the whole system short afterwards, and wouldn't allow the system to power on while it was installed. I remember the mobo i had it tested on, having a few resistors setting themselves on fire before my very eyes.
:o .
somebody or something destroyed the pc....
something... it was walpole!
Ah can you still take a look at my GTX 560 Ti by chance? If so PM the addressI can always take a look at it. I came across a similar situation where @Badhon_raj had a faulty HD 5670 1 GB DDR3, that worked for awhile but used to make the whole system short afterwards, and wouldn't allow the system to power on while it was installed. I remember the mobo I had it tested on, having a few resistors setting themselves on fire before my very eyes.
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