Sorgandri03

Now it doesn’t even boot anymore, i’m sorry but it’s completely dead

Thanks for the advice, my gpu hasn’t got a memory temperature sensor so i opened it again to check the condition of the pads and i remembered that I couldn’t touch them because as you can see there is a plate that separates the board from the heatsink Now i’m going to repaste it and test it again, though i don’t think it will make any difference

Today i opened GTA V after a while and i noticed i had a problem with the in game v-sync (going from 60 to 30 fps at times), and i turned on v-sync from nvidia control panel. From then, i was not able to open GTA anymore, or any directx game. Everything crashes either on startup or after a few minutes of gameplay, with various artifacts on the frozen screen. I have an old GTX 780ti that has served me very well and was still going strong even today. I have repasted it in january because games crashed for overheating, but now the temperatures seem in control. These are a few examples. In OpenGL mode Heaven blurs some areas of the image instead, but crashes too unless i limit the power to 60% in afterburner (in directx it has no effect). If you can, any help is accepted, i was looking to change it anyways but i've grown attached to it and it would be a shame to throw it away.

It's a PNY 780ti Enthusiast OC

Yes, it is. The 0 point on the fan curve is 48%, and you cant't lower that number even with the sliders

I recently bought a used 780ti on ebay, but every time that i turn on my pc the fans spin at 48% and they don't want to slow down even in msi afterburner. How can i slow down that fans?