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if i do open it then what?

You'd have to look how's the state of it, once you are used to components you can get a lot of information about them by looking. Broken connections, swollen cap, burnt mark, bends, scratches, etc.

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Hey guys,

 

So i changed my case and everything then i start it up and i realize that one gpu fan stops then 5 secs after the other fan stops please help when i connect by hdmi my pc to the monitor it just shows no connection and thats it, my gpu is a MSI gtx 980 4g and my psu is a 1200 its that high because i had a titan x and then it broke so yea please help i know I'm a noob.

 

And that the moment it is at a repair shop and its taking quite some time so I'm thinking of going in tomorrow and taking it from them :)

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Titan X breaks -> you RMA it, don't replace it.

GTX 980 breaks -> you RMA it :P

The repairs take too long -> you can risk breaking the sucker open but I don't think you would want that.

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How the actual hell do you break a Titan X? Like, seriously?

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When you swapped the motherboard to the new case, did you properly installed the standoffs?

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How the actual hell do you break a Titan X? Like, seriously?

well i didn't brake it, it came to me broken and i didn't get a assurance or whatever its called 

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When you swapped the motherboard to the new case, did you properly installed the standoffs?

yep

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Titan X breaks -> you RMA it, don't replace it.

GTX 980 breaks -> you RMA it :P

The repairs take too long -> you can risk breaking the sucker open but I don't think you would want that.

if i do open it then what?

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if i do open it then what?

You'd have to look how's the state of it, once you are used to components you can get a lot of information about them by looking. Broken connections, swollen cap, burnt mark, bends, scratches, etc.

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take things slowly

 

how is the GPU installed?

 

are the cable in placed?

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well i didn't brake it, it came to me broken and i didn't get a assurance or whatever its called.

 

Impossible. If it came to you broken, the manufacturer will 100% of the time, always replace it.

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