Hi.I can not find the pinouts on this video card.There is nothing written down.I need only dim, on-off .Can anybody help me about that?And sorry for the grammar.I am trying to learn English these days.Thanks for reading.
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Re: Benq fp92w video card pinouts pls help
Finally found it! Hope helps somebody.Attached Files -
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This is from my son’s gaming computer that at first had minor overheating issues when playing a very intense game with it causing the computer to crash or reboot
Then bough a new motherboard and a new computer case that a cooling system in it already installed also brought the cooling system for this video card but now the issue with it is that it randomly rebooted screen goes blank randomly and suddenly video freezing or started with video being there then blank screen and then the video comes back or it just stays blank for a while and then maybe it will come back but it... -
The issue with this video card is the HDMI port. Specifically on pin 19 (Diode checks on all other pins are normal). When i do a diode check on it from the pin on the board itself, I have nothing. There is also no short on the pin. Resistance reads about 200k. Normally on any HDMI pin 19 I would expect some voltage drop anywhere from .5v to 1.2v but here, I have nothing. The card is operational and can be used via the displayPort ports, but not through the HDMI. Attached you will find the pdf schematics for the card on page 22. I have verified that all of the resistors on this line before the...07-25-2024, 09:49 AM
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What video card can I get for this computer what limitation does the CPU have concerning video card and memory size on the video card
I am exploring what I use on this computer I do not much experience with doing this type of matching video card to motherboards
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Hi all,
With the outrageous prices of new video cards out there I've put some more effort into trying to fix an older card (repairing stuff is always a good idea in my mind, but the learning curve for the video cards seemed steep).
The video card is of GTX 1080 type (GP104 chip) that does not show up on the PCIE bus BIOS overview. It also does not provide any signal out on any of the ports (figures I suppose if is not seen by the motherboard).
Card type:
KFA2 EX OC GTX1080
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-spec...080-exoc.b3837
Symptoms:...01-15-2022, 02:13 PM -
Has anyone ever seen an interface like this for video card testing, much more practical than typing codes?
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1q1..._more_video.-1...07-20-2025, 04:07 PM
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