[SOLVED] Graphic card artifacts

[SharathSK]

Hi guys, i have a Geforce G210 graphics card. After the usage for about 1 hour or 2, the graphics card shows artifacts(green pixels and pink pixels). So, please let me know the reason for the cause and the solution.

I even tried adding new thermal paste. But didn't work.

Image 1
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AofPYgHYmduNbZACkd21YtQYxx0O3O11/view?usp=drivesdk

Image 2
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ao89AB-HGopa_xquCGfX4yYkJA5aEtXx/view?usp=drivesdk

Thank you!

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

If you are getting artifacts then most likely your GPU is fried. Could be a faulty GPU VRAM corruption issue as well. Check the card on some other PC as well, if possible, to rule this out. Is that the GeForce 210 GPU ? That's a pretty old/weak graphics card model though.

Did you use this card for light casual gaming, or for some other work (office work, web browsing, multimedia etc.) ? Those green/pink pixels are mostly a sign of a faulty GPU, in my opinion.

 

[fadialkam]

Hi guys, i have a G210 graphics card. After the usage for about 1 hour or 2, the graphics card shows artifacts(green pixels and pink pixels). So, please let me know the reason for the cause and the solution.

I even tried adding new thermal paste. But didn't work.


Thank you!

check the cable, it can be as simple as changing the HDMI cable, be sure its high speed is no longer than 3m for a regular cable,
hope this helps

 

[SharathSK]

If you are getting artifacts then most likely your GPU is fried. Could be a faulty GPU VRAM corruption issue as well. Check the card on some other PC as well, if possible, to rule this out. Is that the GeForce 210 GPU ? That's a pretty old/weak graphics card model though.

Did you use this card for light casual gaming, or for some other work (office work, web browsing, multimedia etc.) ? Those green/pink pixels are mostly a sign of a faulty GPU, in my opinion.

Thank you for the reply!
I tried it in different PC too but didnt work.
Yea its Geforce g210 pretty old.
Yea I use it for just casual operation.

 

[SharathSK]

check the cable, it can be as simple as changing the HDMI cable, be sure its high speed is no longer than 3m for a regular cable,
hope this helps

Thank you for the reply!
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I tried it in HDMI and VGA too, nothing worked.

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Thank you for the reply!
I tried it in different PC too but didnt work.
Yea its Geforce g210 pretty old.
Yea I use it for just casual operation.

Then unfortunately your current GPU is indeed faulty.

 

[vladakv]

Thank you for the reply!
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I tried it in HDMI and VGA too, nothing worked.

Try something like this. You're gonna nothing to loose.

View: https://youtu.be/hhVQjffkLts

 

[SharathSK]

Then unfortunately your current GPU is indeed faulty.

Oh okay
Thanks for the reply ✌🏻
Time to buy new one