GPU Dead PCIE (on the gpu)

[CrustyMustyCow]

I tested on 2 motherboards, one that was fine nad one that wasn't fine. Both Motherboards turn on fine but my gpu wont send a signal even when tested on all pcie slots. I tested all the hdmi's and Display ports on my gpu. but it wont show a screen, is it possible to replace a gpu pcie slot (on the gpu)? if so please send a link or help.

[RONOTHAN##]

9 minutes ago, CrustyMustyCow said:

is it possible to replace a gpu pcie slot (on the gpu)?

I mean, theoretically it could be possible, but it would require extremely expensive machinery and skills that you likely don't have. 

 

Plus it's very likely that the slot isn't what's bad, it's something else on the card like a bad voltage controller, a dead memory chip, etc. 

[Eigenvektor]

36 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

I mean, theoretically it could be possible, but it would require extremely expensive machinery and skills that you likely don't have. 

 

Plus it's very likely that the slot isn't what's bad, it's something else on the card like a bad voltage controller, a dead memory chip, etc. 

In other words, diagnosing and repairing that graphics card is likely more expensive than buying a new card.

 

Nevertheless, Louis Rossmann and others are collecting information on how to repair stuff (as you can see, there's very little information about GPUs so far):

https://repair.wiki/w/Desktop_Computers#Graphics_Cards_(GPU)