So yesterday I bought a broken Gtx 960 2Gb for €5 euro. The owner told me that one day the pc didn't want to boot. Once he unplugged the gpu, the pc booted using the igpu perfectly. So he replaced the 960 with a new gpu.
Taking the gpu to my place, I took the card apart and didn't notice any damage. So I pulled up my multimeter and, figured that the most left bottom capacitor didn't have any resistance while every other did.(pic: https://www.google.com/search?q=gtx...biw=412&bih=783&dpr=2.63#imgrc=_Qi8OMOceZj6NM)
Also when i boot the pc with the psu cables unplugged i get a message on the screen saying i need to plug in the psu cables and the gpu core gets pretty warm.
Taking the gpu to my place, I took the card apart and didn't notice any damage. So I pulled up my multimeter and, figured that the most left bottom capacitor didn't have any resistance while every other did.(pic: https://www.google.com/search?q=gtx...biw=412&bih=783&dpr=2.63#imgrc=_Qi8OMOceZj6NM)
Also when i boot the pc with the psu cables unplugged i get a message on the screen saying i need to plug in the psu cables and the gpu core gets pretty warm.