Test GPU without hdd

[PachiMc]

Hi I think my GPU died but now I will try in other motherboard but I don't have other HDD with the same one still without working, someone know something to boot my PC from USB or at least some GPU check from bios/USB without any HDD?

 

[USAFRet]

Hi I think my GPU died but now I will try in other motherboard but I don't have other HDD with the same one still without working, someone know something to boot my PC from USB or at least some GPU check from bios/USB without any HDD?

A Linux Live CD or USB, or even a basic Windows USB install.
What are you looking at 'testing'?

 

[PachiMc]

Hi I think my GPU died but now I will try in other motherboard but I don't have other HDD with the same one still without working, someone know something to boot my PC from USB or at least some GPU check from bios/USB without any HDD?

A Linux Live CD or USB, or even a basic Windows USB install.
What are you looking at 'testing'?

For ex there is a USB file called i guess hddtest that u run it on boot mode and test the HDD

 

[rtware923]

The title is backwards...

 

[mdd1963]

No idea what is required/desired here....

 

[PachiMc]

No idea what is required/desired here....

I am only asking a boot for a USB that test the GPU from the bootmenu of the bios, because I don't have HDD, or maybe I should use wintousb for test it

 

[PachiMc]

Like benchmark for USB

 

[USAFRet]

Like benchmark for USB

In depth benchmark, or basic functionality?

I do not know of any USB bootable thing that would di an indepth test on a particular GPU.

 

[PachiMc]

Like benchmark for USB

In depth benchmark, or basic functionality?

I do not know of any USB bootable thing that would di an indepth test on a particular GPU.

Is basically is only for see if work because with that hdd I get bluescreen if u don't know anything I will download Linux or something

 

[mdd1963]

On a functioning PC, you could make a Linux Mint 17/18 LiveCD onto a USB, boot from it, then download the stress-ng packages, which have GPU subtests contained within...

Linux Mint17/18 give quite a nice experience even with no hard drive...were it not for PC gaming, I'd ditch Windows altogether...