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Gtx 1070 caught fire

Namcodan

So I messed up and didn’t fully check for leaks before booting my pc up after installing my 1070 into my setup. Naturally there was a leak at the inlet to the card’s waterblock and somehow it was conductive and set fire to the pciex16 slot itself. The damage isn’t alot but the motherboard is definitely dead. The gpu itself though has minimal damage But the damage it does have, will it still function properly or have I wasted some money but not being patient? All fingers on back side are good but the front left side, first few fingers are good as gone. It is a Gigabyte G1 1070 if that helps anyone at all.

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the time my gpu caught fire, and i moved the psu into the next build, it slowly shorted everything else on the new build too, so compare the cost of the stuff you are moving over vs the cost of the new build and see if it's worth the risk for u

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Well i have a spare motherboard that is worth the risk but Its just that matter of are those few pins critical or not tbh.

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1 minute ago, James Evens said:

Remove the cooler and post those pictures.

Give a couple minutes to do so

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1 minute ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

hopefully gpu may survive......

fire looks like started from mobo

 

Yeah it was doing nvidia update and went to bathroom, come back and saw it catch, thankfully I have a master kill switch on my desk to kill power for not only the pc itself by screens and equipment for streaming.

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13 minutes ago, Namcodan said:

leak

Ah man that is too bad

 

This is why its best not to use liquid cooling. If you do use liquid cooling, not sure if there is such a thing as a double walled hose.

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7 minutes ago, TahoeDust said:

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Looks like B1-B5 are all wiped out

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2 minutes ago, Namcodan said:

Looks like B1-B5 are all wiped out

I think it would actually be A1-A5...either way, I'm pretty sure that card is toast.  RIP.  Sorry for your loss.

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RIP card. Voltage pins have been scorched and melted.

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~Samsung 860 EVO 500gb | WD Blue 1TB

~Kingston HyperX 2133Mhz DDR3 4x8gb

~Corsair SPEC-03 Red

 

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GM45 iGPU (Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family)

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I asked my friend "So how many things do you have rgb so far?" He responded, "The only things that I have RGB is my GPU, CPU cooler, Keyboard, Mouse, Mousepad, Laptop, Ram, Motherboard, SSD, case fans, PSU, cheapo-RGB leds, razer phone 2 and "

 

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What water block did you use for that card?

Main PC

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

~i7 3770k 4.3ghz Arctic Freezer 33 Esports-Edition

~GTX 1080 MSI AERO (I literally paid £330 for this) 

~Samsung 860 EVO 500gb | WD Blue 1TB

~Kingston HyperX 2133Mhz DDR3 4x8gb

~Corsair SPEC-03 Red

 

Acer Aspire 5338 (2009 Laptop)

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Intel Celeron T3000 (Dual-Core @ 1.8ghz)

GM45 iGPU (Mobile Intel 4 Series Express Chipset Family)

Samsung 860 EVO 500GB

Hynix 4GBx2 1066mhz(800mhz)

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit (used to be on Vista)

 

 

I have no professionalism if you call 1 year with 3d modelling and unity "professional."

I asked my friend "So how many things do you have rgb so far?" He responded, "The only things that I have RGB is my GPU, CPU cooler, Keyboard, Mouse, Mousepad, Laptop, Ram, Motherboard, SSD, case fans, PSU, cheapo-RGB leds, razer phone 2 and "

 

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5 minutes ago, TahoeDust said:

I think it would actually be A1-A5...either way, I'm pretty sure that card is toast.  RIP.  Sorry for your loss.

So is it even worth testing in my spare motherboard then? Or should I just slap my 970 back into the spare one and wait til next payday to learn from my mistakes?

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Just now, Dunk said:

What water block did you use for that card?

Phanteks G1

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