Hello Strangers and Random People AND WELCOME TO MY FIRST EVER POST!!!
(well at least first for a VERYYYYYYY longggggggggggggggggggggg time)
So here is a quick Back story, i brought cheap Dying GTX 560 ti, Testing out my luck to see if i could bake it back to laifu.
Which i Failed.
I had tried the following to test out my dying GTX 560 Ti ASUS DIRECTCU II
TL;DR
-GTX 560 ti White lines at bios
-GTX 560 ti artifices when gpu under full load or just standard load?
as you can see, once it reach gpu load 99 the driver crash.
-i didn't reinstall new driver, i just used the same driver that i used for my GTS 250
-GTX 560 ti works fine running 2D applications...
-GTX 560 ti will start crashing showing artifacts on screen after a while.
What i would like to know is:-
Is my Oven not hot enough to reflow the GTX 560 TI?
is it the GPU physically damaged? that is why the oven bake failed?
Is it the problem with the Vram ?
or could there be an other problem that is causing this card to fail?
I can't see any blown caps, so what else could it be?
Here are some images if you want to look at some images.
White lines:
Random Pics of the Gpu.
btw i am using a homemade molex to Pice 6 pin adapter XD
Thanks~
(well at least first for a VERYYYYYYY longggggggggggggggggggggg time)
So here is a quick Back story, i brought cheap Dying GTX 560 ti, Testing out my luck to see if i could bake it back to laifu.
Which i Failed.
--{ PC SPECS }-- For those people who just want to look at my specs
CPU:- i5-4460 3.2ghz
RAM:- 4gb DDR3 Kingston 1600mhz
GPU:- GTS 250 GALAXY 1gb version
MOBO:- asrock h81m
PSU:- aywun a1-5000 (DON"T FLAME About my crappy psu, i don't know about quality psu back then okay!!!??)
HDD;- 1 WD 1tb blue, 1 wd 320gb blue, 1 wd 160gb, 1 TB wd Green. (forgot model numbers don't ask)
Case:- not sure.
CPU cooler:- Zalman cnps7x
Fans:- 1 120mm arctic fan, not sure what model, and one 80mm fan i savage from an amd cpu cooler
I had tried the following to test out my dying GTX 560 Ti ASUS DIRECTCU II
*I had baked the card 3 times,
once with the card facing up,
second time facing down and
third time facing up with the heat cranked up to 200 Celsius plus and minus 5 degrees
This oven seems to work with the 8800 Gts i brought, but not the gtx 560 ti.
*The Lines seems to presets when i plug the card in the pice 16x slot, so when i was about to give up, i throw the card into my pcie 4x slot just in case...
* i plug it into my 4x slot, it actually works without the lines, ONLY SOMETIMES, as if i try to screw the card in place, the card starts pooping white lines again.
--[ the following IS ALL tested under PCIE 4x slot, THE CARD Will not work UNDER PCIE16x SLOT]--
*The card is overclocked by default, i tried under-clocking the memory clock and core speed to the lowest possible in msi after burner. no joy.
*When i run Metro Last light, it actually run without artifacts for a few seconds, untill i crank up the settings to high and the card starts hitting 80 degrees, then white lines pop out again.
A few days later, i plugged into my PCIE 16x slot,
the gtx 560 ti starts with a few artifacts, so i restart the pc, and somehow it works.??? with no lines at all. so i start gpu-z and started a rendering test that under the bus interface.
after 2-3 seconds, all the artifacts start pooping out again.
TL;DR
-GTX 560 ti White lines at bios
-GTX 560 ti artifices when gpu under full load or just standard load?

as you can see, once it reach gpu load 99 the driver crash.
-i didn't reinstall new driver, i just used the same driver that i used for my GTS 250
-GTX 560 ti works fine running 2D applications...
-GTX 560 ti will start crashing showing artifacts on screen after a while.
What i would like to know is:-
Is my Oven not hot enough to reflow the GTX 560 TI?
is it the GPU physically damaged? that is why the oven bake failed?
Is it the problem with the Vram ?
or could there be an other problem that is causing this card to fail?
I can't see any blown caps, so what else could it be?
Here are some images if you want to look at some images.
White lines:

Random Pics of the Gpu.
btw i am using a homemade molex to Pice 6 pin adapter XD

Thanks~