hello, I have a msi armor that does not show the video, however and recognized by gpuz as the photo, already replaces the gpu with a known that is functional.

the plate was not used for mining. what should i check? memory?

thank you.

Exactly!
Memory type = Micron
Memory size = 0MB
This is a direct clue: memory is "tired"

thanks for the tip, in this case, the best way to solve it is to go replacing one by one?
for example, replace one and check the gpu z?

The easiest (but longest) way is to transplant all the memory from donor. Because, there is no explicit way to find a faulty memory module (for radeon) without image on the monitor.

Hi, I started replacing the memories in a counterclockwise direction, but when replacing the first the card is no longer recognized in the device manager, I noticed that on pin 1 of the vbios where it should have 3.3v it has only 2.7v. i thought the gpu could have been damaged, but when replacing with another gpu the same 2.7v situation continued on pin 1 of ci Bios.

has anyone been there, do you have any idea what may be happening?

A similar situation on RX488 - BIOS (1) 2.7V, BIOS is silent. I think - GPU, I have no solution.

I replaced the GPU and nothing happened, what a strange situation?

Try to replace second memory bank, nearest with first one (replace memory channel - 2 banks)

a detail when removing the GPU and energizing the card I have 3.3v on pin 1 of the ci of bios

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another card with memories now, must you understand the same way? is it initially a memory problem?