Is this gtx 750ti repairable or already half dead?

[shimulroy]

This is a ASUS GTX  750ti OC 2GB gpu. Any chance to repair ?

[Jurrunio]

It could be solder points coming loose of some components (like VRAM, GPU itself, even the display outputs), or even the cable or monitor. Repairable? Sure. Worth it? I dont think so for a 750ti, but you could try.

[TheBahrbarian]

I mean if it's broken I guess it's worth trying?

 

My friend once came to me with some old GT710 he found that would not boot at all and he wanted to try and fix it and give it to a friend who didn't have a PC. We put it in the oven (I think at a little under 300F for like 15 minutes) and than took it out to let cool. Booted up first time, and to my knowledge it's still working over a year later. We were blown away haha. 

[Scratadoo]

I don't think it's worth it. You can probably find a different GPU that will do you better than a 750ti, like a 1050. If you don't feel like spending 50 bucks you can probably find an old 750ti for literall pennies. Overall wouldn't be worth it to save that thing, you can probably recycle that and just buy something better. The only good thing I can say about trying to fix that is because it's cheap as hell you can probably learn how to fix it but it'll still be time consuming and maybe dangerous.

[SPARTAN VI]

Have you confirmed it's the GTX 750 Ti and not something else, like the motherboard/PCIe bus, the cable, the monitor, etc.? Do you have the same result when you move that video card to a different computer? Do you have the same result when you use a different video card in the same slot?

[shimulroy]

34 minutes ago, SPARTAN VI said:

Have you confirmed it's the GTX 750 Ti and not something else, like the motherboard/PCIe bus, the cable, the monitor, etc.? Do you have the same result when you move that video card to a different computer? Do you have the same result when you use a different video card in the same slot?

yes i am sure this is 750ti and have also tested in other system, same result...