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Wednesday, September 01, 2021 3:35 AM
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Hi i have GTX 1080 FTW which i put EK waterblock on it. Couple weeks ago my computer was leaking and its coming from cpu block, upon investigation i found the pipe was warped at the end of tube ( PETG ). The water was dripping to PCIe lane and the GPU and suddenly picture on monitor was pixelated and ... boom no picture at all after that. After couple days i clean my computer and the GPU and let it dry for couple days. Then in couple days i put it back together but surprise no picture at all. My keyboard and my mouse light was on(RGB), Is it my GPU dead? or my PCIe lane went bad ?i did try boot it without GPU (direct from MOBO ) and it work If the GPU is the problem, can it be fixed? if can, can you guys give me link or website any electronic repair that can fixed GPU? Right now to buy new GPU is like impossible , i really appreciate any info from you guys .Thank you
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Wednesday, September 01, 2021 3:56 AM
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You didn’t try the card in another pci-e slot yet?
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Wednesday, September 01, 2021 4:54 AM
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Thank for reply sajin…no I didn’t try the other slot yet cuz I am using gpu vertical bracket now. And the other pcie all the way down or the last pcie lane ,maybe on the weekend I’ll try it out…
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Sunday, September 05, 2021 7:45 PM
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flie Thank for reply sajin…no I didn’t try the other slot yet cuz I am using gpu vertical bracket now. And the other pcie all the way down or the last pcie lane ,maybe on the weekend I’ll try it out…
Wait so it works with the riser cable? In which PCIe slot?
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Tuesday, September 07, 2021 6:07 PM
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Bad news guys …tried both pci lane don’t work …I think my gpu is dead…. I did try booting it without gpu and it worked…. You guys where the place to fix gpu? Thanks
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flie
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Tuesday, September 07, 2021 6:30 PM
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You guys know where the place to fix gpu? Sorry it’s hard typing on cell phone😁
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Friday, September 17, 2021 9:04 AM
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sorry, I dont know where to fix gpu
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Monday, October 04, 2021 2:52 PM
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maybe you can fix it at a microcenter if you live near one. or you could ship it in to them. they are a very trust worthy store and I have been shopping with them for my PC essentials for what seems like forever.
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Monday, October 04, 2021 7:01 PM
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Ghaschke maybe you can fix it at a microcenter if you live near one. or you could ship it in to them. they are a very trust worthy store and I have been shopping with them for my PC essentials for what seems like forever.
I'll bet in forever, you never sent them a device in for repair... because they don't do that.
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Monday, October 04, 2021 7:10 PM
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Sad to see you probably lost your GPU "water - mineral trace damage" - "Might" be removed with alcohol. Disassemble to clean & inspect for obviously fried components Burnt, shorted, popped surface mount electronics = Wall Art & a hard lesson learned ...... Leak testing for a long period of time - without power to anything else - is always a good idea. Water connections are not forgiving ... if in doubt redo it However it is amazing what some will pay for a "parts only" GPU on eBay I have no recommendations or where repairs might be attempted
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Re: Can it be fixed?
Tuesday, October 05, 2021 1:34 PM
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You can check this website to see if they start accepting more Graphic Cards. Sorry was unaware they were backlogged https://northridgefix.comAs of 7/15/21 we are no longer accepting Graphics Cards mail-ins. We currently have an overwhelming number of graphics cards in the repair Queue. We will update this message once we start accepting graphics cards again. All cards mailed after the above mentioned date will be either recycled or mailed back unfixed at owners expense.
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