How to count bad memory chip on MXM cards

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  • ktmmotocross
    Boardkiller
    • Feb 2014
    • 3586
    • slovakia
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    How to count bad memory chip on MXM cards

    Hello. Have this gtx980M with 8GB vram that have artefacts on basig display mode. MAts show bad comunication on B0 channel. i dont see this anywhere so how to count what chip is bad if there is two chips on channel on the other side of the board on the same spot as otherside.
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