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Originally Posted by momaka
If this is a problem that appeared "out of nowhere" in a PC that it's been working fine in before, and if the PSU is a known good brand (and no bad caps inside it)... then most likely the GPU chip on the video card has just bit the dust.
And in that case, there isn't much you can do about the video card. Re-flowing/re-balling may bring it back to life (typically only briefly), but don't count on it.
When modern GPUs fails, over 80% of the failures are typically GPU chip-related - i.e. not repairable (or so to speak, for all practical purposes.)
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But in the red, i know i should get 12v and 5v and there is only 12v. So there is a prob that can be fix, the gpu dont get 5v.