I was using a GT 710 on my old DG31PR motherboard. Accidently, I broke some of the CPU pins (Don't ask how) and had to power cycle it a lot while trying to bend back the remaining ones. The CPU burnt out and the motherboard was dead.
I got a new PC and installed a GT 1030 on it. I was thinking of selling the old GT 710, but It didn't give me display after I plugged it into my new motherboard. Its not a motherboard problem as the GT 1030 works perfectly.
Also, when I plugged in my GT 710 a second time, the motherboard completely shut down after 3 seconds and automatically powered on again. No display on the screen.
I guess there is a shorting problem. I changed the thermal paste too when my new motherboard was being delivered. I used a Deepcool Z3 thermal paste syringe which is completely non conductive (I checked it with a multimeter).
Any way I can fix it?
I got a new PC and installed a GT 1030 on it. I was thinking of selling the old GT 710, but It didn't give me display after I plugged it into my new motherboard. Its not a motherboard problem as the GT 1030 works perfectly.
Also, when I plugged in my GT 710 a second time, the motherboard completely shut down after 3 seconds and automatically powered on again. No display on the screen.
I guess there is a shorting problem. I changed the thermal paste too when my new motherboard was being delivered. I used a Deepcool Z3 thermal paste syringe which is completely non conductive (I checked it with a multimeter).
Any way I can fix it?