defective gpu or faulty psu?

Wynona · 22 Feb 2016

Shady said:

I have both the 6 pin and 8 pin connected to the gpu, I ever tried another 6 and 8 pin connector, nothing is over clocked and I have done a clean install of several drivers, the dump files say memory management is the issue so I can only assume vram since my RAM is good. No I don't know anyone with a gaming pc

You could still check it if you have a friend who will let you plug your card into his PC. :) Just put a high graphics game on and try to run it.

You may want to leave the door open just in case he tries to murder you when he sees that red screen.

Archie123 · 22 Feb 2016

Shady said:

I have both the 6 pin and 8 pin connected to the gpu, I ever tried another 6 and 8 pin connector, nothing is over clocked and I have done a clean install of several drivers, the dump files say memory management is the issue so I can only assume vram since my RAM is good. No I don't know anyone with a gaming pc

red screen is deffo gpu related system ram and cpu will blue screen , so assuming all else is ok your gpu is dead :/

bobkn · 22 Feb 2016

Archie123 said:

red screen is deffo gpu related system ram and cpu will blue screen , so assuming all else is ok your gpu is dead :/

If a Radeon gives a red screen, does an nVidia card give a green one? :)

Archie123 · 23 Feb 2016

bobkn said:

If a Radeon gives a red screen, does an nVidia card give a green one? :)

�� I was thinking that myself ha ha

Shady · 22 Mar 2016

The gpu and the psu were worling properly, updating my motherboard bios is what fixed the issue.