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Is my graphics card dead?

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Thank you all for the help. I fixed the issue by removing the dust from the card. My pc was in storage for a while.

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I have a gtx 960 and i tried turning it on this morning with no luck. It was working perfectly yesterday, but today it doesnt display anything when i connect any of the ports to the monitor. It isnt the psu as the graphics card lights up, its not the monitor or the cables because i have tested them with another device, i also tested my motherboard with vga and that worked perfectly fine. Im suspecting either the 960 isnt working, or its the pci express slot - But how do i find out? Theres only one pci port and i dont have any other computers to test it out. Is this common with the 960? I could get a refund and upgrade to the 1050ti, but id rather find a solution.

Update: im not sure if you can see it in the image attached, but theres some sort of sticky-liquid on the card. Could this be the issue?

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You had any changes in the system, or had an update? Would say you need to try in another PC to be sure.

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2 minutes ago, Gonio said:

You had any changes in the system, or had an update? Would say you need to try in another PC to be sure.

No, my computer has been offline for a while now it cant be an update. It just happened randomly..

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3 minutes ago, Gonio said:

You know if that sticky stuff was there before today?

Last time i checked, no, it wasnt there

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If it is conductive it could have shorted something. Still only way to know is try in different PC.

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I'd give Isopropanol and a lint free cloth a shot to get rid of the goo. I've recovered some logic boards from liquid damage at work that way.

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Thank you all for the help. I fixed the issue by removing the dust from the card. My pc was in storage for a while.

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