Burnt graphics Card, possible to fix?

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2 days ago, while I was gaming on my pc, it suddenly shut down, something inside my pc emitted a moderate "bang", followed by a bit of smoke and the smell of something burnt. I checked inside my PC but nothing catched my inmediate attention. Upon further inspection, I narrowed down the problem to the graphics card. I took off the backplate of my EVGA GTX 1070 SC and found what is shown on the pic I uploaded. 

 

Other PC components are fine, but my PC now won't boot when the graphics card is installed. My graphics card's warranty has expired unfortunately, and would like to know if this can be fixed in some way. If not, well ill just wait for the new Ampere line of Graphics cards.

 

Not sure if its relevant but my other PC Specs are:

i5 6500 3.2ghz CPU

Msi b150 m3 MOBO

evga 600b Bronze PSU

16gb Kingston 2400mhz RAM

128 gb ssd kingston - 1tb WD Blue - 2tb WD Green - STORAGE

Corsair Carbide 400c CASE

 

[PatrikYT_98]

it looks it is shorted multiple pcb layers but it will cost more than new gpu to repair

[jaslion]

I'd say lost cause there is pretty much a hole in the pcb now.

[xhackforeverxdx]

Try to find schematics to see what did explode then start cleaning the board with ipa and start separating the pcb layers again if possible as long as u get rid of any short the gpu might still work if the Component that died wasnt important unlikely but not impossible ^^ 

[VeganJoy]

id send an email evga's way anyways, sometimes they're feeling extremely generous. cant hurt to try  

[Jurrunio]

The PCB's literally melted through, which means it's futile looking for repairs anywhere but EVGA (even they may not repair it considering its value and at least the GPU core needs to be desoldered in order to be soldered onto another PCB)

 

Also possible that the GPU itself is dead, and that point you can't repair it at all.

[Vishera]

That looks like a volcano,with that hole there is a chance for repair but it doesn't look good...

Without schematics no one can repair it,your only hope is EVGA,just hope the repair won't cost more than the card's worth...