Faulty GTX 770 Help!

[Johnatron 101]

I have recently acquired a Palit Geforce Gtx 770 which has a fault where the fans spin on boot but it outputs no display. However,  the monitor does go into a live black screen. Any ideas on what I could do to revive this card? 

[FloRolf]

Have you checked all the display outputs on the card? 

 

Some people have successfully baked their cards but I wouldn't recommend that as you'd need a second oven since you should not be making food after having a graphics card in there. 

 

Can you connect the display to an iGPU to see if the GTX770 gets detected in the OS? 

[Johnatron 101]

1 minute ago, FloRolf said:

Have you checked all the display outputs on the card? 

 

Some people have successfully baked their cards but I wouldn't recommend that as you'd need a second oven since you should not be making food after having a graphics card in there. 

 

Can you connect the display to an iGPU to see if the GTX770 gets detected in the OS? 

Sadly I can't get my PC to boot through the integrated graphics in my i5 9600k as I can't get into windows with the card installed

 

[FloRolf]

2 minutes ago, Johnatron 101 said:

Sadly I can't get my PC to boot through the integrated graphics in my i5 9600k as I can't get into windows with the card installed

 

Well then I have bad news for you mate

 

[Johnatron 101]

10 minutes ago, FloRolf said:

Well then I have bad news for you mate

 

Well s***!

[Đỗ Đức Huy]

11 minutes ago, Johnatron 101 said:

Sadly I can't get my PC to boot through the integrated graphics in my i5 9600k as I can't get into windows with the card installed

 

Remove the 770

Boot into the bios with just the I5, go to your chipset tab and select primary display output/ multi display.

Select the option that either let you boot with the igpu as the main output or let you use multi display with the integrated gpu

See if the 770 is detected.

I would recommend using a tooth brush that you don't care or use, dip the tooth brush into some acetone/ nail polish remover and brush the contacts of the pcie slots and the display output on the 770. The pcie contacts can be cleaned with an eraser as well.

Final note, have you plug in all the pcie power cables into the 770?  

[Johnatron 101]

4 minutes ago, Đỗ Đức Huy said:

Remove the 770

Boot into the bios with just the I5, go to your chipset tab and select primary display output/ multi display.

Select the option that either let you boot with the igpu as the main output or let you use multi display with the integrated gpu

See if the 770 is detected.

I would recommend using a tooth brush that you don't care or use, dip the tooth brush into some acetone/ nail polish remover and brush the contacts of the pcie slots and the display output on the 770. The pcie contacts can be cleaned with an eraser as well.

Final note, have you plug in all the pcie power cables into the 770?  

Hmm I'll give your idea a try tomorrow. And yes, all the pci power cables were plugged in with a corsair rm850.