with over 140.000.000 views this person right here manages to stay humble an "small in the eye", not like some other cancerous youtubers, respect from me
Linus, JaysTwoCents, Gnexus even Bitwit to name a few channels. Can't stand their elitist behavior. Get stuff for free spit on the company and always throwing barbed comments at viewers (us common folks) for not getting the latest stuff. Love this channel though
@@abcrae Use the onboard graphics, then configure Windows to use it as a Render Device. Profit. This is basically how laptops with combo integrated+dedicated GPUs work.
Check the solder joints on the Displayport and HDMI; if someone was careless with that header and yanked on the cable at an oblique angle it might have cracked those, which means you'd just need to re-solder the connectors.
Also could be as simple as trying to fit a 275mm gpu into a case that has 285mm of space like I did when I was in my younger days and dinged up my cooler.
@@trisjack82 So I discovered. Artifacts everywhere and black screen. Ended up bricked and couldn't rollback drivers. Nice excuse to upgrade to something more modern!
Who else randomly just fell in love with randomgaminghd after knowing about for a long time but after subscribing you fell in with hearing hello everyone
Probably because, other than RTX offering a different way to do rendering in real time, which kinda has niche following, there really hasn't been any major improvements beyond *bigger numbers* The problem with bigger hardware numbers is the companies making the games don't bother to optimize anything anymore so the benefits of that hardware aren't as good as they should be anyway.
Loving your videos and always have since the end of 2018! I've probably ended up watching your videos from way back in 2016 and 17 too. Always been a joy to watch and relax, extra bonus if you're goofing around - but I definitely gotta say, that your content has helped me with learning PCs from when I moved platforms in 2018 and also with making my own content - keep up the hard work and I can't wait for more!
I have the same card! Still pulling strong! Mine is the OC 2GB variant and even works well in Microsoft Flight Simulator in low. Paired with a i3-9100f.
*about NOCTUA fans...* I replaced the fans in my EVGA GTX1080 FTW3 that warbled and were generally slightly too loud with Noctua fans. (In case someone asks, yes I fixed the thermal pad issue.) They are the NF-A9 PWM 80mm fans (black color). I also had to get the 4-pin adapter for the fan header due to the size difference... my noise issues went away. Basically I did this: 1) ordered 2x NF-A9 80mm PWM fans, and 2x fan header adapter (came to about $50USD in total) 2) removed entire top shroud (make sure you have the proper screwdriver first) 3) attached fans + adapters with zip ties (worked well but plan it out) 4) Delete EVGA Precision X OC software and reinstall (it was crashing as the LED stuff was no longer attached. reinstalling software worked fixed this) 5) Set fans to OFF until 60degC then ramp up on a steadily increasing curve... basically silent in gaming even with the sound disabled (OTHER: my motherboard BIOS has a profile for my Noctua CPU and case fans as well mostly because that works well in Linux. My graphics card fan noise was even worse in Linux compared to Windows as there's no software to set a custom profile and the damn EVGA fans made horrible warbling noise. And I wasn't going to RMA my card as I heard that didn't even fix it for some people. Plus I love a mostly silent PC)
Those Msi fans start to get stuck after 2~3 years of use. The best way to relub them is by heating a needle and using it to make a small hole on the back of the fan housing. You will be able to use a syringe to inject lub true that hole and you can cover it with tape. You can also try to separate the fan from the bearing housing since its just a press fit but there is a very high risk of breaking the fan blades.
I bet the port replacement isn't too big of a deal. Could be not properly fitting bios flashed on it as well, those tend to disable some video outputs.
Even when it came out the R7 260X (a.k.a 7790) was really problematic and a lot of users reported black screens on desktop, crashes or even BSOD. My brother had an ASUS Dicect CU2 implementation and that card was randomly black screen on desktop or in games.
When checking dead gpu's you should check the pci-e connectors with a multimeter, When there is continuity between the bottom and top row of the pins than there is a short, most likely in one of the powerstages. You could get a really cheap multimeter, probably even a 5€ one would do the job. It could be that the you killed the gpu (and the psu) with the cheap psu. A good psu should detekt a short and shut itself off, sometimes the gpu survives that, but every time you try to start the gpu with the short it is more likely to kill the gpu-die. It would be pretty interesting to see somebody with basically no prior experiecne try to repair gpu's. Definetly looking forward to your next videos
I really enjoy watching your videos because you care about older equipment. GTX 780 will still run most newer games at 60 FPS. I managed to salvage a free 770 for my girlfriends rig and even that does 1080P at 60 fps locked in a lot of games still.
Not bad and glad you managed to fix that graphics card :) alternatively you could have pinched the fans from a dead graphics card, such as the aforementioned 260X...
Uk goals is when you see someone wearing the same white hoodie you bought from primark ( its my favourite hoodie and im wearing it now😂). Love the channel your videos are always great
A GTX 780 is an amazing card i originally bought it back in 2014 and it served me well in work and games for a very long time and it was only last year when i got a 1080 for a good price did i change it. And i used to play all sorts of games
i was just fortunate (or unfortunate) to get a 780 Lightning which pc's very well. I sold my 970 low, and then the gpu market exploded, making it impossible to get the r9 fury/980ti upgrade I wanted, essentially it's as good or better than the 970 but not in dx12
ironically, the 780ti and the 270x were the first two graphics cards i ever used back when i was a 16 y/o scrub piecing together $250 dollar pcs from facebook marketplace. the 270x was ehh, it was alright for dota, but the 780ti lasted me a couple a years and ran everything perfectly up until pubg came out (which kinda screwed everyone over)
Where I live it's impossible to get even this graphics card for a reasonable price (not that I would do it), sellers are not honoring the MSRP, and prices are way above what you'd expect from a piece of hardware such as this, I recently finished building my rig (assembling it by parts) and couldn't afford the GPU right away so I bought an Intel Core i5 10400 none F variant because I knew this was going to happen. Integrated graphics are not great so the market either, it's fun to watch how you sneak out the rules of the left by the mischievous 2020 and get these interesting videos.
If DVI would die, just use intel with iGPU, and use it just like on laptops (Intel HD + Geforce). Linus made something like that with mining card (P106, which is GTX 1060 6gb), and that was working perfectly fine (That card didn't had any video output)
I had to retire my GTX 780 because it was really unstable. GTA V used to crash quite frequently with a graphics error Skyrim Special edition and Fallout 4 used to Crash to the desktop when ever it felt like it. Cities skylines would also crash too. I turned on performance mode in my bios settings and my pc would not boot just kept saying unstable overclock. I found that it used to draw more voltage than what it needed too and when I used MSI Afterburner to attempt an overclock it would be fine running benchmarking software but when I tried to play a game like Skyrim Se for example it would finish loading then instantly Crash to the desktop. It would refuse to play any demanding game when overclocked it did not even like being made not to over volt its self so I assumed it was a issue with the power rails. Since upgrading to a RTX 2080 super my PC does not crash now. Unfortunately I brought the 2080 just before the 3 series cards were announced :(
haha I've been playing this "game" at work. Recently upgraded my office PC from a Pegatron GeForce 310 to an MSI GeForce 710 but the fan makes a constant ticking sound. Tomorrow I'll remove it clean it and lubricate it. Also rocking a Pegatron "Truckee" motherboard, intel i7-950, and 24gb of Triple-channel ram (1066mhz) :D
I have GTX 770 and i also face the same HDMI port issue. It is not the hardware problem. The problem or should i say the BIOS setting issue. New Monitors doesn't have vga or dvi port but in this card bios setting is save to display from vga or dvi port 1st then goes to HDMI port. Just do one thing boot windows and when you have login then remove the dvi port and put in hdmi port and display will show.
are you sure that ports didn't work later after driver installation? Some older cards have problems like that on modern MBOs. You wouldn't still have image on them until OS boot up but maybe they work now.
kinda jelly about your under load temps, mine are like that when idle, what's the ambient temp? was the mobo in the closed case by any chance?:) i bought a tower cooler to replace my stock ryzen 2600 cooler and while my temps fell down about 10-15 degrees those are still in 40-60 range, but i prefer super quiet low fan speed, so there's that
I have a 570HD that lost 2 of 4 ports - something about a dual output pipeline where the secondary failed.... Same story not messing with it unless more fails, but mr. heat gun may be in its future.
Should change title to "Will this small fix my broken GTX 780!" , just a little suggestion will help build the suspense when watching, cause you say will it work part way through.
clean that 780s ports with WD40 and a gun brush (its like a tooth brush with stiffer and much longer bristles to get in deep places) spray the wd40 liberally into the dead ports let it set for a few minutes spray again and scrub, you can even spray down the whole card. Go check out techyescity cleaning videos on reviving old GPUs
I doubt u could swap the whole cooler from 270 to 780 ... components on pcb are placed differently, even the cooler is shaped by the position of the gpu die and vrm.
Its a good card but 3GB VRAM really hinders it nowdays, also some Kepler cards don't render DX12 properly at all, specifically both my Gigabyte GTX 780 & GTX 780 GHZ Edition cards are unplayable with DX12, even UWP store apps such as OneNote etc fail to render correctly
my GTX 1080 had its bigger fan broken, getting a brand new oem replacement from aliexpress is just 4$ per pair, with the original metallic sticker, postage included.
Have you tried plugging and unplugging a (DP/HDMI) cable into those sockets over and over again? Might be some oxidation on the contacts that needs scratched through. _might_ could be re-established. Now If you'll excuse me, I'm off to SewnBySophie to watch you attempt to sew.
6:49 and this is supposed to be the next-gen graphically super-advanced straining your hardware sort of game, great physics and logic in that game for sure. Man Watchdogs Legion is like a joke in terms of anything honestly, I've seen decade-old games with more realistic and better-looking physics than this game, but it sure requires some super beefy hardware to run smoothly.
Even if the ports stop working it can be still used in combination with onboard gpu :D get yourself a cheap ryzen apu and set windows to use dediceted gpu in games.
with over 140.000.000 views this person right here manages to stay humble an "small in the eye", not like some other cancerous youtubers, respect from me
Exactly why i've been watching him since 2015/16 somewhere between those.
Cancerous TH-camrs who gets their Products-to-be-reviewed for free? Yes, i feel you sir
@@thecryingweaboo .?
Linus, JaysTwoCents, Gnexus even Bitwit to name a few channels. Can't stand their elitist behavior. Get stuff for free spit on the company and always throwing barbed comments at viewers (us common folks) for not getting the latest stuff. Love this channel though
@@ballsoutbob559 Bingo. You can feel them from their behavior at times, forgetting that most normal people just wants a working computer.
dead HDMI's are pretty common as far as I've seen through my shop, doesn't stop it from being a very usable card! great video bud!
I once had a dead dvi port on the gtx 950
How can one fix a dead display output? I have a working 2gb graphics card but has no display output once connected.
@@abcrae Use the onboard graphics, then configure Windows to use it as a Render Device. Profit.
This is basically how laptops with combo integrated+dedicated GPUs work.
@@ayuchanayuko I think it requires an APU
@@wil-fri or a second gpu
Check the solder joints on the Displayport and HDMI; if someone was careless with that header and yanked on the cable at an oblique angle it might have cracked those, which means you'd just need to re-solder the connectors.
I dont think he knows how to solder
A hot-air rework station and some flux would be a great addition to the repair tool set! The Baku 858 and similar are excellent for the price
This. I bought a 660ti that had the same problems and re-sautering fixed it easy
@@coccoborg I've got the D858 hot air station and it saved my ass so many times.
I assume contact cleaner was attempted, but if it wasn't it's saved some hardware at work.
It could as simple as 'fall damage' looking at the small dents in the cooler.
Also could be as simple as trying to fit a 275mm gpu into a case that has 285mm of space like I did when I was in my younger days and dinged up my cooler.
Or from being thrown in a box with a bunch of other random graphics cards
Your content is so cool and chill and gives off such a calm vibe, also great content. Keep it up man!
damn, this card still holds up pretty well
yeah it does alright :)
Mine stopped working earlier this year after installing Nvidia drivers, otherwise I'd probably still be using it!
It is 7 years old so yeah, it is pretty good for its age !!
@@falconlips5474 driver support ended for this card a while back, you’d get black screen if you tried to load new drivers
@@trisjack82 So I discovered. Artifacts everywhere and black screen. Ended up bricked and couldn't rollback drivers. Nice excuse to upgrade to something more modern!
@0:57 missed opportunity to use the GTA V wasted sound and text.
Yeah I thought that after watching it back haha
5:57 Bro so smooth turn
These gta v spinning tricks are mad
people who watch this channel: informatics, tech, games
me: relaxing to the guy's soothing voice
I love you randomgaminginhd subscribed for years
You're not even subscribed
@@jrpgtrash1261 lol
This is my fake acc. I have no guts to write from the real. 😭🤦🏿♂️
@@georgeboiiii then why not subbed on both? sus
Love how the HDMI and other ports died, yet the GPU is still running
maybe it was just dropped or something else broke a connection from the port to the board... if so, that might can be salvaged.
Oh sweet more cheap untested Graphics Cards.
I bought the hat lol shipping to the USA was just as much as the hat or more I think lol
thanks man :)
@@RandomGaminginHD You totally should have signed it somehow... or stitched your initials, something. It was a great video of you two.
@@RandomGaminginHD lol i almost bought 290$ laptop, and shipping was 700$ but seller was kind, thanks to that guy
Who else randomly just fell in love with randomgaminghd after knowing about for a long time but after subscribing you fell in with hearing hello everyone
it's very soothing. Reminds me of watching Mr. Rogers as a kid.
idk why but old computers are wayy more interesting that new ones. just me?
Probably because, other than RTX offering a different way to do rendering in real time, which kinda has niche following, there really hasn't been any major improvements beyond *bigger numbers*
The problem with bigger hardware numbers is the companies making the games don't bother to optimize anything anymore so the benefits of that hardware aren't as good as they should be anyway.
Sameee
I remember getting this exact version of the 780 back in 2014. Was such a beast at the time.
Loving your videos and always have since the end of 2018! I've probably ended up watching your videos from way back in 2016 and 17 too.
Always been a joy to watch and relax, extra bonus if you're goofing around - but I definitely gotta say, that your content has helped me with learning PCs from when I moved platforms in 2018 and also with making my own content - keep up the hard work and I can't wait for more!
I have the same card! Still pulling strong! Mine is the OC 2GB variant and even works well in Microsoft Flight Simulator in low. Paired with a i3-9100f.
Interesting how the ports died but it still worked.
amazing GTA driving tho
Thank you 😂
I’m glad I’m not the only one that thinks the same
I really can't wait to see more of these cheap gpus, excited i am!
Always test the legacy ports on a graphics card before jumping to conclusions. Good to know you have another working GPU out of that bundle!
man im so glad to see your channel grow! God speed my man!
This is how I fixed a R9 280 that I found In the trash, ordered some new fans from eBay for a few bucks, switched them over and It worked :D
Love this channel! Rip RX 260x :(
r7
5:32 that death transition
*about NOCTUA fans...*
I replaced the fans in my EVGA GTX1080 FTW3 that warbled and were generally slightly too loud with Noctua fans. (In case someone asks, yes I fixed the thermal pad issue.) They are the NF-A9 PWM 80mm fans (black color). I also had to get the 4-pin adapter for the fan header due to the size difference... my noise issues went away. Basically I did this:
1) ordered 2x NF-A9 80mm PWM fans, and 2x fan header adapter (came to about $50USD in total)
2) removed entire top shroud (make sure you have the proper screwdriver first)
3) attached fans + adapters with zip ties (worked well but plan it out)
4) Delete EVGA Precision X OC software and reinstall (it was crashing as the LED stuff was no longer attached. reinstalling software worked fixed this)
5) Set fans to OFF until 60degC then ramp up on a steadily increasing curve... basically silent in gaming even with the sound disabled
(OTHER: my motherboard BIOS has a profile for my Noctua CPU and case fans as well mostly because that works well in Linux. My graphics card fan noise was even worse in Linux compared to Windows as there's no software to set a custom profile and the damn EVGA fans made horrible warbling noise. And I wasn't going to RMA my card as I heard that didn't even fix it for some people. Plus I love a mostly silent PC)
Those Msi fans start to get stuck after 2~3 years of use. The best way to relub them is by heating a needle and using it to make a small hole on the back of the fan housing. You will be able to use a syringe to inject lub true that hole and you can cover it with tape.
You can also try to separate the fan from the bearing housing since its just a press fit but there is a very high risk of breaking the fan blades.
I bet the port replacement isn't too big of a deal. Could be not properly fitting bios flashed on it as well, those tend to disable some video outputs.
have to commend that insane driving omg 2 360s without getting hit good job man
Really enjoying this series of videos!!
Even when it came out the R7 260X (a.k.a 7790) was really problematic and a lot of users reported black screens on desktop, crashes or even BSOD. My brother had an ASUS Dicect CU2 implementation and that card was randomly black screen on desktop or in games.
5:56 that was kinda clean not gonna lie
When checking dead gpu's you should check the pci-e connectors with a multimeter, When there is continuity between the bottom and top row of the pins than there is a short, most likely in one of the powerstages. You could get a really cheap multimeter, probably even a 5€ one would do the job. It could be that the you killed the gpu (and the psu) with the cheap psu. A good psu should detekt a short and shut itself off, sometimes the gpu survives that, but every time you try to start the gpu with the short it is more likely to kill the gpu-die.
It would be pretty interesting to see somebody with basically no prior experiecne try to repair gpu's.
Definetly looking forward to your next videos
if they can run without the fan plugged, you can put a 120 or 140 mm fan on the floor of the case to blow towards rear
i do this anyway
I really enjoy watching your videos because you care about older equipment. GTX 780 will still run most newer games at 60 FPS. I managed to salvage a free 770 for my girlfriends rig and even that does 1080P at 60 fps locked in a lot of games still.
i really like the looks of this card too, Rx 200 series also shares this design. One of the best MSI Gaming imo.
I agree, but on the Rx 200 series side, the Sapphire design looks a lot cooler (pun not intended) IMHO.
The R7 260X and the R9 290X especially.
Nevermind the heath gun treatment, I'm truly surprised this particular GTX 780 didn't actually receive the thrash can treatment.
Not bad and glad you managed to fix that graphics card :) alternatively you could have pinched the fans from a dead graphics card, such as the aforementioned 260X...
im impressed this card has not turned into a fossil after all this time
That series of MSI coolers have had known issues with those fans for years now
Yeah it’s a shame because I think they look really cool
@@RandomGaminginHD yeah I've used MSI since I started building gaming pc's in 2000
"Mr Heat gun" lol
Might fix a port or something. Who knows...
Looks like you got the last-Gen console experience in Cyberpunk with the 780.
Uk goals is when you see someone wearing the same white hoodie you bought from primark ( its my favourite hoodie and im wearing it now😂).
Love the channel your videos are always great
So did you hear about the gt 710's retirement and gt 1010 entry in the game?
I retired my 780 this month for a 1070 ti, RIP old friend
Great video as always keep up the great work
A GTX 780 is an amazing card i originally bought it back in 2014 and it served me well in work and games for a very long time and it was only last year when i got a 1080 for a good price did i change it. And i used to play all sorts of games
loving this content , keep it up
That 780 would make a nice card for a hackintosh, if the price is ok.
i was just fortunate (or unfortunate) to get a 780 Lightning which pc's very well. I sold my 970 low, and then the gpu market exploded, making it impossible to get the r9 fury/980ti upgrade I wanted, essentially it's as good or better than the 970 but not in dx12
Just upgraded from my gtx 780 to rtx 3070. Still an awesome card at 1080p!
Please never change your intro or greeting 😎
ironically, the 780ti and the 270x were the first two graphics cards i ever used back when i was a 16 y/o scrub piecing together $250 dollar pcs from facebook marketplace. the 270x was ehh, it was alright for dota, but the 780ti lasted me a couple a years and ran everything perfectly up until pubg came out (which kinda screwed everyone over)
Where I live it's impossible to get even this graphics card for a reasonable price (not that I would do it), sellers are not honoring the MSRP, and prices are way above what you'd expect from a piece of hardware such as this, I recently finished building my rig (assembling it by parts) and couldn't afford the GPU right away so I bought an Intel Core i5 10400 none F variant because I knew this was going to happen.
Integrated graphics are not great so the market either, it's fun to watch how you sneak out the rules of the left by the mischievous 2020 and get these interesting videos.
If DVI would die, just use intel with iGPU, and use it just like on laptops (Intel HD + Geforce).
Linus made something like that with mining card (P106, which is GTX 1060 6gb), and that was working perfectly fine (That card didn't had any video output)
I remember having gtx 720 and playing any game other than minecraft on 10 fps.
With the mad max level of scavenger on GPU's right now, a 780 is a gold mine.
5:20 lol ramdom player on the mountain
Bad solders - either on pins or chipsets themselves - make a vast number of dead gpu cases. Luckily, most of them are usually easy to fix.
From bin to win
magnetize that screwdriver :D
luv your videos btw, keep it up!
I had to retire my GTX 780 because it was really unstable. GTA V used to crash quite frequently with a graphics error Skyrim Special edition and Fallout 4 used to Crash to the desktop when ever it felt like it. Cities skylines would also crash too. I turned on performance mode in my bios settings and my pc would not boot just kept saying unstable overclock. I found that it used to draw more voltage than what it needed too and when I used MSI Afterburner to attempt an overclock it would be fine running benchmarking software but when I tried to play a game like Skyrim Se for example it would finish loading then instantly Crash to the desktop. It would refuse to play any demanding game when overclocked it did not even like being made not to over volt its self so I assumed it was a issue with the power rails. Since upgrading to a RTX 2080 super my PC does not crash now. Unfortunately I brought the 2080 just before the 3 series cards were announced :(
Great video mate
haha I've been playing this "game" at work. Recently upgraded my office PC from a Pegatron GeForce 310 to an MSI GeForce 710 but the fan makes a constant ticking sound. Tomorrow I'll remove it clean it and lubricate it. Also rocking a Pegatron "Truckee" motherboard, intel i7-950, and 24gb of Triple-channel ram (1066mhz) :D
i rely needed this thanks
I have GTX 770 and i also face the same HDMI port issue. It is not the hardware problem. The problem or should i say the BIOS setting issue. New Monitors doesn't have vga or dvi port but in this card bios setting is save to display from vga or dvi port 1st then goes to HDMI port. Just do one thing boot windows and when you have login then remove the dvi port and put in hdmi port and display will show.
I love the mystery box video 👍
are you sure that ports didn't work later after driver installation? Some older cards have problems like that on modern MBOs. You wouldn't still have image on them until OS boot up but maybe they work now.
Looks like Mr. Heath Gunn got a day off today
kinda jelly about your under load temps, mine are like that when idle, what's the ambient temp? was the mobo in the closed case by any chance?:) i bought a tower cooler to replace my stock ryzen 2600 cooler and while my temps fell down about 10-15 degrees those are still in 40-60 range, but i prefer super quiet low fan speed, so there's that
I've got one of those, still a decent card
I have a 570HD that lost 2 of 4 ports - something about a dual output pipeline where the secondary failed.... Same story not messing with it unless more fails, but mr. heat gun may be in its future.
moral of the video .....a soul for a soul
A (mostly) working GTX 780 for $70 is not that bad all things considered.
Oh, and the other 24 GPU’s are nice too
Should change title to "Will this small fix my broken GTX 780!" , just a little suggestion will help build the suspense when watching, cause you say will it work part way through.
clean that 780s ports with WD40 and a gun brush (its like a tooth brush with stiffer and much longer bristles to get in deep places) spray the wd40 liberally into the dead ports let it set for a few minutes spray again and scrub, you can even spray down the whole card. Go check out techyescity cleaning videos on reviving old GPUs
I doubt u could swap the whole cooler from 270 to 780 ... components on pcb are placed differently, even the cooler is shaped by the position of the gpu die and vrm.
Its a good card but 3GB VRAM really hinders it nowdays, also some Kepler cards don't render DX12 properly at all, specifically both my Gigabyte GTX 780 & GTX 780 GHZ Edition cards are unplayable with DX12, even UWP store apps such as OneNote etc fail to render correctly
Will you test the GT 1010 once it's released?
wait will that exist?
@@lildart6033 Yes, but it'll be OEM only apparently.
So the GT 710 is finally getting a successor
Man, i had 2 of these in SLI. Imagine the noise and power usage. I was using a 750W bronze psu at the time, not fun lol
my GTX 1080 had its bigger fan broken, getting a brand new oem replacement from aliexpress is just 4$ per pair, with the original metallic sticker, postage included.
clean those ports
with brake cleaner
How can one fix a dead display output on a gpu? I have a 2gb gt 630, worls but has no display output on either outputs?
the r9 270 prolly has faulty memory chips not gpu chip
Is there anything that can be done about that?
@@markdoescomputerstuff8354 no so his comment is irrelevant
You should try some sort of frankstein solution for the r9 but set yourself a rule of no zip ties or something
i always find your videos to have very low volume relative to other videos on youtube.
Sweet put this video out on my Bday!!!
Would be a great card for a decent emulation build.
RIP 260x... Did the 780, go through pasting/pads/dusting too?
Nice video, love your vids
I have the same R9 270! I like it
i got a GTX970 the hdmi didn't work on so i wonder if it's a common thing on older GTX cards
i don't have a display port display to test if that works
Performance isn't too bad here, but in comparison to the 900 series, Kepler has aged like milk.
Hey, can you count how many gpus you got already? And do you need spare room for them? 😁
hey, what kind of a camera are you using for the videocard close up shots ? @randomgamingHD
0:46 lol I think that's my old R7 260X
Have you tried plugging and unplugging a (DP/HDMI) cable into those sockets over and over again? Might be some oxidation on the contacts that needs scratched through. _might_ could be re-established. Now If you'll excuse me, I'm off to SewnBySophie to watch you attempt to sew.
6:49 and this is supposed to be the next-gen graphically super-advanced straining your hardware sort of game, great physics and logic in that game for sure.
Man Watchdogs Legion is like a joke in terms of anything honestly, I've seen decade-old games with more realistic and better-looking physics than this game, but it sure requires some super beefy hardware to run smoothly.
Even if the ports stop working it can be still used in combination with onboard gpu :D get yourself a cheap ryzen apu and set windows to use dediceted gpu in games.