This graphics card can handle heavy video rendering without stopping the whole computer.
This graphics card can handle heavy video rendering without stopping the whole computer.
There are no thermal problems, so rework won’t assist. It seems the solder on the core might be missing contact, or it was previously mined for cryptocurrency and now functions like a bucket of KFC fried chicken.
I’m trying to avoid just adding more details. Every time the PC shuts down after a game, I let it sit for a moment and it restarts itself. In Windows Event Viewer, only Kernel-Power event 41 appears under Task Category 63. Could this be related to my power supply unit? Even though I have a 1000W PSU, I haven’t seen any Nvidia error messages. The OCCT VRAM test came back normal, so it seems the issue might lie with the PSU. More information about the Kernel-Power event: system details, process IDs, timestamps, and other logs were provided. This could help narrow it down.
Just because you don’t see an image doesn’t necessarily mean the problem is with the GPU. Based on the signs, a motherboard BIOS, RAM, or power supply might be more likely causes... Wishing you success in swapping and good luck!