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My temps seemed to be perfectly fine too but i went ahead and did it myself and it worked solved my problems! try it if it doesnt work you are no worse for wear but it might work...... Fixed my GPU it turns out it WAS a heating issue I disassembled the GPU cleaned off the old Thermal Paste with...

This can be marked as "SOLVED".......... Fixed my GPU it turns out it WAS a heating issue I disassembled the GPU cleaned off the old Thermal Paste with Iso Alcohol and a coffee filter :D and put a THICK coat of new paste on it covering it fully corner to corner then put it all back together ...

Sadly not at the moment but i might be able to put it in my sister in law's ill have to ask

Got some system Information? They are going to want to know just savin ya some time :D Personally I am having Similar problems and for me it aint looking good like SPECS: CPU: MoBo: Ram: SSD/HDD: GPU: PSU: OS: Temps: CPU:

Updated the MoBo Bios to the most current and no Dice GPu is still doing the same thing

ok Ill try it I just got the MoBo a week ago and didnt update the bios then so might as well I doubt it is the most current

A friend says to update the MoBo Bios but I am not sure that would work since the GTX 960 worked fine without doing that

So I DDU uninstalled the Nvidia Driver and reinstalled the AMD GPU and Drivers made sure the power connectors are fully plugged in and it is seated properly and ran the UserBenchmark test and again crashed during the Video Card test this time during the first segment. Over clocking wont work i...

wait thats apparently not broke so thats not the problem I looked it up two pins on every card one on the front and one on the back are intentionally shorter thats a bit of a relief but not clue why the GPU is not working then still RX480 NewEgg looking at the pins on each side of the card at...

And unless I am wrong I think i just figured out what is wrong wich means i am S*d FML Cant see it to clear sorry bad phone cam but the first pin looks broke GPU PIN

So I tossed a GTX 960 2Gb in the case (YUCK) and the UserBenchmark Program ran just fine no Problems where as with the RX480 8Gb I would get the "No Signal" crash every time it got to the Spinning Brick Coin. So i Dont think it is the MoBo, CPU OR the PSU seeing as it is plugged into the same...

ill try that i think i still have a 960 around here somewhere

UPDATE: Used DDU and reinstalled the Drivers no dice still hit with the same problem

That I dont know i assume it kind of depends on why it is marked for parts

That depends on if the manufactures can produce the supplies to meet the demand