Graphic card burned?
August 5th, 2016
When my pc was 5min running (with the card with heatsink) i touch the heatsink and I ‘burned’ my finger, it was very hot. I shut down my pc and place the original fan again but the pc wont boot with the card Is my card gone to heaven?
I’m sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I'm sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I don’t know the exact temperature but i couldn’t hold the sink in my hand..
But the pc was still running when the card was hot, but when i restarted it do nothing..
What is the make/model of card? Older cards have temp limit of around 70~80 C.
What is the make/model of card? Older cards have temp limit of around 70~80 C.
It’s an Nvidia FX5700LE, I think it’s +/- 4years old (i make my pc’s from different parts that people throw away)
I'm sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I don’t know the exact temperature but i couldn’t hold the sink in my hand..
But the pc was still running when the card was hot, but when i restarted it do nothing..
it may mean nothing. the computer was still running maybe because the card died definitely when you turn it off: the burned electirc circuit of the cards could not allow you to turn it on again.
Drossos wrote: Select all
I'm sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I don't know the exact temperature but i couldn't hold the sink in my hand..
But the pc was still running when the card was hot, but when i restarted it do nothing..
it may mean nothing. the computer was still running maybe because the card died definitely when you turn it off: the burned electirc circuit of the cards could not allow you to turn it on again.
Buh but no big problem I got another one from my old pc..
Answer #7
Drossos wrote: Select all
Drossos wrote: Select all
I'm sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I don't know the exact temperature but i couldn't hold the sink in my hand..
But the pc was still running when the card was hot, but when i restarted it do nothing..
it may mean nothing. the computer was still running maybe because the card died definitely when you turn it off: the burned electirc circuit of the cards could not allow you to turn it on again.
Buh but no big problem I got another one from my old pc..
ok, if it’s an nvidia too I suggest to use this progam to keep a watch over the temp…
http://www.~ Dead file host ~/?d=1IJW1YXI
Answer #8
Drossos wrote: Select all
Drossos wrote: Select all
I'm sorry, but if the card has reached 70-75� C it died definitely
I don't know the exact temperature but i couldn't hold the sink in my hand..
But the pc was still running when the card was hot, but when i restarted it do nothing..
it may mean nothing. the computer was still running maybe because the card died definitely when you turn it off: the burned electirc circuit of the cards could not allow you to turn it on again.
Buh but no big problem I got another one from my old pc..
ok, if it’s an nvidia too I suggest to use this progam to keep a watch over the temp…
http://www.~ Dead file host ~/?d=1IJW1YXI
Thanks but I can’t use the card anymore..
But I download it for in the future
Answer #9
I meant the one from the other computer.. you r welcome anyway
Answer #10
get a new card.GFX cards dont burn up at 75 C . i think u should do a complete overhaul.
Answer #11
get a new card.GFX cards dont burn up at 75 C . i think u should do a complete overhaul.
What’s overhaul? Sorry I don’t speak english (a little bit)..
Answer #12
Drossos wrote: Select all
get a new card.GFX cards dont burn up at 75 C . i think u should do a complete overhaul.
What’s overhaul? Sorry I don’t speak english (a little bit)..
overhaul=revision
Answer #13
Drossos wrote: Select all
get a new card.GFX cards dont burn up at 75 C . i think u should do a complete overhaul.
What's overhaul? Sorry I don't speak english (a little bit)..
overhaul=revision
But when I disconnect the card the pc boot fine
Answer #14
a graca these days can easily handle temps of 70-75�C tbh, it’s just not recommended. however if you couldn’t hold your hand to the heatsink then your graca’s core was probly cooking at 100� plus & the PCB could’ve melted. going from what you said you toasted your graca. get a new one.
Answer #15
yep the VGA card is a gone.
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