[SOLVED] Revive My GPU! Graphics card partially works, what can I do?

[Deleted member 2495892]

Edit: Yup, it was the graphics card for sure. So basically what happens is that I'll get a signal for a little bit while booting, then I'll lose signal and the PC will reboot. Upon reboot, there will be no signal accompanied by a buzzing noise with the card vibrating. Anyone got suggestions on stuff I can try to revive the card?
Was playing some tarkov and my display shut off, lights and fans were all on. Weird noise from PC. I rebooted and my display came on, went to Windows, then shut off. I've figured out the noise comes from my GPU and my GPU vibrates when the noise happens, I can also get into bios but it shuts off there too. I tried DVI instead of HDMI on a different monitor and the same thing happens. I reseated ram also. Unplugged everything unnecessary. What can I do?

GPU: rx 560 2gb
cpu: fx 8350
mobo: ga78lmt
ram: 16gb corsair
Psu: corsair vs450

 

[Phaaze88]

Could be a number of things in your case.

Sudden shut offs usually point to the power supply, but it could also be the bad combination of cpu and motherboard; the cpu may have exhausted the mobo's VRMs.
Perhaps both of those.

The gpu thing is probably a red herring.

 

[me 1]

Does cable directly to your integrated graphics, work ?

 

[Deleted member 2495892]

Figured it out. It was the GPU, and it's definitely dead... RIP: RX 560, helped me through some dark times 🙁
Anyway, I had an old R7 250x laying around so I swapped them out and voila, it's working again.

 

[dotas1]

Figured it out. It was the GPU, and it's definitely dead... RIP: RX 560, helped me through some dark times 🙁
Anyway, I had an old R7 250x laying around so I swapped them out and voila, it's working again.

That does not mean the 560 is dead. You should try 560 in another working PC and if it works then it's the PSU failing.

 

[King_V]

While the RX560 is not a particularly demanding card, the VS450 isn't a PSU that I would recommend.