is my gpu dead ?

[iHaveStaleMemes]

guys i was overclocking my gpu using msi afterburner it was crashing everytime so i changed the voltage a bit and same thing 

so i crashed many time until the pc shutted down and the gpu fans not spinning .

so is my gpu dead or its just a bad overclocking ?

 

 

[Domrockt]

we would need some more information, like what GPU do you have? What CPU are you using and Mainboard would be good to know. Its basicly unlikely with relative modern GPUs.

[iHaveStaleMemes]

Just now, Domrockt said:

we would need some more information, like what GPU do you have? What CPU are you using and Mainboard would be good to know. Its basicly unlikely with relative modern GPUs.

the gpu is msi r9 380 4gb

the cpu is i7 7700k

motherboard is asus maximus IX formula

[Domrockt]

good first get that GPU out, and use your IGPU with your Mainboard HDMI. To do so you need to reset your BIOS. Go to your BIOS settings and set use Integrated GPU.

 

from here you can Put your R9 380 back in aigain but keep the HDMI in your mainboard your PC should boot and you can check inside your windows if the GPU is still detectet.

 

in your case the R9 380 is a bit dated so it could be feasable that you killed your card.

[iHaveStaleMemes]

thank you so much 

[iHaveStaleMemes]

2 hours ago, Domrockt said:

good first get that GPU out, and use your IGPU with your Mainboard HDMI. To do so you need to reset your BIOS. Go to your BIOS settings and set use Integrated GPU.

 

from here you can Put your R9 380 back in aigain but keep the HDMI in your mainboard your PC should boot and you can check inside your windows if the GPU is still detectet.

 

in your case the R9 380 is a bit dated so it could be feasable that you killed your card.

can you tell me how to intergrated gpu ??? 

[iHaveStaleMemes]

2 hours ago, Domrockt said:

good first get that GPU out, and use your IGPU with your Mainboard HDMI. To do so you need to reset your BIOS. Go to your BIOS settings and set use Integrated GPU.

 

from here you can Put your R9 380 back in aigain but keep the HDMI in your mainboard your PC should boot and you can check inside your windows if the GPU is still detectet.

 

in your case the R9 380 is a bit dated so it could be feasable that you killed your card.

ok nvm the gpu is dead 

[Domrockt]

1) get your R9 out of the system

2) Stick your HDMI in your Mainboard Port

3) do a cmos reset

4) boot into BIOS

5)search for something that let you change your priorised Display output

[iHaveStaleMemes]

guys yesterday i killed my gpu with a bad overclock settings i tried everything and its not working .

so i removed the card and reset bios and put a new one (i unistalled msi afterburner)

so i was download the new driver of this gpu and exactly after installing the driver the fans directly go to full screen and i got blackscreen but pc still working .

is the msi afterburner settings still applied or what ? and how to fix that ?

 

[TetraSky]

21 minutes ago, iHaveStaleMemes said:

after installing the driver the fans directly go to full screen and i got blackscreen but pc still working .

is the msi afterburner settings still applied or what ? and how to fix that ?

21 minutes ago, iHaveStaleMemes said:

yesterday i killed my gpu with a bad overclock settings

If it works with Microsoft's generic graphic drivers, but not the actual drivers. That right there is the likely cause. GPU is "dead".

There might still be some hope that it's a software issue... Did you uninstall the drivers with DDU first?

[iHaveStaleMemes]

Eyoo guys from a week i killed my gpu (r9 380) because of overclocking so i wanted to ask if this video will work for me ? 

 

[SkilledRebuilds]

Define Killed/Examples of it being dead...

You could be wrong, you could be right, best make sure before you try.

[Levent]

Baking electronics is the dumbest thing anyone can do. You dont even know if your card is actually dead or if your problem is related to solder/bga related. So no, dont go out baking electronics just because linus made a clickbait video about it.

[Tusk2435]

1 minute ago, iHaveStaleMemes said:

Eyoo guys from a week i killed my gpu (r9 380) because of overclocking so i wanted to ask if this video will work for me ? 

I would say no. If you are sure you killed your GPU with OC (how did that even happen?) then it's probably done for. The kind of fix shown in the video works for physical problems caused perhaps by heat or bending of the board.

[iHaveStaleMemes]

2 minutes ago, LionSpeck said:

I would say no. If you are sure you killed your GPU with OC (how did that even happen?) then it's probably done for. The kind of fix shown in the video works for physical problems caused perhaps by heat or bending of the board.

i was trying to overclock my gpu and i tried many settings and everything was crashing until the last try i applied the settings and gpu go !BOMB!

i tried to reset everything and uninstall msi afterburner and reset every single shit in my pc the fans not working the gpu dosent give any screen and amd driver dosent detect it  

[Nopenopenope566]

A repair technician replied to a video about this on youtube. Baking it might resolder the parts, but it will NOT last very long. it's a bad idea.

Bring it to someone who knows how to actually do a proper analysis of the card (if you feel like it's worth it) and get it repaired the proper way.

[Middcore]

The "baking" thing is basically a last resort for a temporary "fix." The "repair" won't last and if a part is at this stage it's essentially already ewaste. 

[Skiiwee29]

@iHaveStaleMemes I have merged your threads together as they all center around the same topic/problem. Please keep things together in a single thread for the same problem. 

[iHaveStaleMemes]

hey guys , i tried a bunch of times to overclock my gpu buy everytime it crash until the last overclocking settings the pc shutdown and gpu did an electricity sound like a little bomb !
and after checking i found out that my gpu is dead its a msi R9 380 4gb
the fans are not spinning when i put it in the pc the obly thing i see working is the msi light
i really want to fix this graphics card i saw a videos that says to bake it is that true ? and if its not can i deep repair this gpu ?

[IkeaGnome]

Baking only helps solder. If the solder cracked, baking will help soften the solder and seal the cracks off helping to fix connection issues through that joint.

A little bomb should have marks to tell you what broke. Short of knowing that, no one will know if it's repairable. 

[AudiTTFan]

Please don't try the oven trick, unless you want your oven to smell like burning fiberglass, and make food that smells like burning fiberglass for the rest of time.

[Zando_]

2 hours ago, AudiTTFan said:

Please don't try the oven trick, unless you want your oven to smell like burning fiberglass, and make food that smells like burning fiberglass for the rest of time.

^^ Every guide I've seen on it explicitly states that you should never cook food in the same oven you use to bake electronics. So unless you have a dedicated oven for cooking your computer parts, it's never something worth doing.