code 43, is my gpu dead?

[Tesalliated]

 

 

MB/ Asus h170 pro gaming {updated bios to last version}

Gpu/ asus gtx 1060 6gb 

Cpu/ i7 7700 

 

Already updated everything i could, it was working fine until i tried to change the thermal paste of the gpu, when i tried to put back all together the gpu stopped giving video output and basically stopped working, now im using the integrated graphic card.

 

The gpu is out of warranty and i cant find someone that repairs gpus in my country.  

 

 

http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/20/04/05/7f9.png

 

 

[Bombastinator]

28 minutes ago, Tesalliated said:

It dosnt give video signal, device manager reports an error (code 43) and gpuz dosnt recognize the memory

 

 

 

http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/20/04/05/7f9.png

 

 

Maybe, maybe not.  There’s very little information here so it’s hard to say one way or the other.

[Tesalliated]

What can i do to get more information?? temp readings are ok, the processor has heat and it is recognized but the memory and clocks all show 0.. 

 

It all started when i tried to change the thermal paste, before that the card was working ok 

[Bombastinator]

4 minutes ago, Tesalliated said:

What can i do to get more information?? temp readings are ok, the processor has heat and it is recognized but the memory and clocks all show 0.. 

 

It all started when i tried to change the thermal paste, before that the card was working ok 

Things we would need: 

 

make and model of motherboard

make and model of gpu.

make and model of CPU (this mostly matters because some CPUs have GPUs built into them that can be used for testing)

firmware and bios updates. (One generic suggestion is just update all of that)

anything specific that happened that might have caused the problem.

 

Just because the gpu is reporting a problem doesn’t automatically mean the hardware died. There may be a connection or motherboard issue instead.

[Tesalliated]

MB/ Asus h170 pro gaming {updated bios to last version}

Gpu/ asus gtx 1060 6gb 

Cpu/ i7 7700 

 

Already updated everything i could, the pc was working fine until i tried to change the thermal paste of the gpu, when i tried to put back all together the gpu stopped giving video output and basically stopped working, now im using the integrated graphic card.

 

The gpu is out of warranty and i cant find someone that repairs gpus in my country.  

[Whiro]

16 minutes ago, Tesalliated said:

the pc was working fine until i tried to change the thermal paste of the gpu

Well this may indicate that you didn’t put it back together properly, too

much pressure on the die maybe? Try to take it apart one more time, see how’s the paste spread and do put it back together again.