[SOLVED] Need help Identifying a Fake GPU

TheeCatalyst21

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I got fake GT-730 from china. And I got it working but unable to pinpoint which card it really is. The only thing I was able to get right is the GPU chip, which is a GF-119-300-A1
When I search for the GPU, some information are contradicting.

(How do I add a screenshot?)
 
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According to Wikipedia, the GT730 comes in both Kepler and Fermi variants, with the latter using a GF108 die.

Your card uses a GF119-300-A1 die, which no real GT730 uses.

I have found that GPUz is very good at identifying fakes, so GPUz combined with the incorrect die proves this card is pretty much certainly a fake.

Return the card if possible, if not, it may be possible to reflash the card to at least make it function as the GPU it truely is. Can you look at the ram chips and upload a picture or one? How many are there?

Here are all of the legitcards that use the GF119-300-A1 die.
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/nvidia-gf119.g93
The 810mhz core clock makes this GPU probably a GT710, GT520, or GT610.
 

TheeCatalyst21

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May 23, 2019
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According to Wikipedia, the GT730 comes in both Kepler and Fermi variants, with the latter using a GF108 die.

Your card uses a GF119-300-A1 die, which no real GT730 uses.

I have found that GPUz is very good at identifying fakes, so GPUz combined with the incorrect die proves this card is pretty much certainly a fake.

Return the card if possible, if not, it may be possible to reflash the card to at least make it function as the GPU it truely is. Can you look at the ram chips and upload a picture or one? How many are there?

Here are all of the legitcards that use the GF119-300-A1 die.
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/nvidia-gf119.g93
The 810mhz core clock makes this GPU probably a GT710, GT520, or GT610.
I have to turn off my PC & reinstall my old GT 620, to get those pictures. Give me a moment.