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GPU DEAD?

GPU DEAD?

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Freedom_Men
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04-20-2023, 02:38 AM
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Thank you for your message. I’m still getting used to seeking help online and providing detailed information about my issues. When I purchased the PC, it came with an i3 2100 and 4GB of RAM. About a year ago, I added a GT1030 and upgraded the CPU to an i5 2400 around four months ago. I’m sorry again for any confusion.
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Freedom_Men
04-20-2023, 02:38 AM #11

Thank you for your message. I’m still getting used to seeking help online and providing detailed information about my issues. When I purchased the PC, it came with an i3 2100 and 4GB of RAM. About a year ago, I added a GT1030 and upgraded the CPU to an i5 2400 around four months ago. I’m sorry again for any confusion.

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MrCm
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04-21-2023, 05:44 AM
#12
it's impossible to be certain until you try his advice and run it on another machine. chances are the issue lies with the GPU. remove it and use igpu to check.
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MrCm
04-21-2023, 05:44 AM #12

it's impossible to be certain until you try his advice and run it on another machine. chances are the issue lies with the GPU. remove it and use igpu to check.

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liflem
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05-09-2023, 07:32 PM
#13
It might indicate corruption or another issue. If the card runs smoothly without a driver, or if you're using the GPU via CPU, it could point to something different. Previous functionality suggests it wasn't the original problem, but ongoing failures may require testing the GPU independently on another system. *develops PC diagnostic tool with PI* jk
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liflem
05-09-2023, 07:32 PM #13

It might indicate corruption or another issue. If the card runs smoothly without a driver, or if you're using the GPU via CPU, it could point to something different. Previous functionality suggests it wasn't the original problem, but ongoing failures may require testing the GPU independently on another system. *develops PC diagnostic tool with PI* jk

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