750ti won't pass POST

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AwkwardCowboy

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Over the past week or two, I've had a few instances of cuts to what might have been a blue screen, if it were completely garbled by my graphics card. Everything came up fine after a reboot, and it hadn't happened for several days after a driver update and a good reseating. Until today, when suddenly my computer won't POST with that graphics card in (smaller backup I had lying around passed fine). Card is less than a year old, maybe even less than six months, no problems with it until recently. Is there any sort of cleaning out or are I can take of it without totally ruining warranty, or am I going to just have to call it dead?
 
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bloc97
GPU board problems are very hard to diagnose on an internet forum. If you tried on other computers and they also won't POST, you *could* try to inspect the board for burn marks, but otherwise, there's nothing you can do at home to fix a broken GPU.

If you do find the broken part you can try to resolder a new one, but it will definitively void the warranty.
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GPU board problems are very hard to diagnose on an internet forum. If you tried on other computers and they also won't POST, you *could* try to inspect the board for burn marks, but otherwise, there's nothing you can do at home to fix a broken GPU.

If you do find the broken part you can try to resolder a new one, but it will definitively void the warranty.
 
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