ASUS EX-RX570-O4G not detected

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  • dyanke
    New Member
    • Aug 2023
    • 2
    • Lithuania

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    ASUS EX-RX570-O4G not detected

    Hi everyone!
    I'm a new guy here and a noob in GPU repairs, yet I decided to attempt my first one I had this ASUS Radeon RX570 lying around for some time, my friend gave it to me and said it shows no display. It suddenly stopped working after half a year of using it, note that he had bought the card in used condition as well. Fans spin for a certain amount of time (10-20sec) at startup, but that's it.

    Now about my progress: I tried looking at the card with a thermal vision camera and discovered two IC's heating a little bit (first 4 images), don't know if that could be the cause. The uP1540P seems to be a memory VRM?? (couldn't even find a datasheet) and I don't even know what the 7163 IC is. Then I looked for shorts around that area, found a few suspicious resistors, but they were 0402 with no marking and I supposed maybe they are 0 ohm ones, anyway, not sure of that too. I moved on to voltage measurements of rails and the results were really suspicious, because there was 12V on 4 different rails, I expected 5V, 3.3V, etc.. Well, the choke, which was heating near uP1540P had a 1.5V drop and the display rail was 900mV, these seem to be fine I guess. GPU Vcores showed absolute nonsense, measured 10-20mV on every each and they made me concerned. Afterwards, I did some resistance measurements on the chokes and rails, all of them were below 1ohm, which was strange too (Vcores were 0.6ohm, but that's normal as I suppose). After all this, I have no idea who to blame, as if everything seems off...

    If I understood something wrong, please correct me, any kind of help will be really appreciated
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    Last edited by dyanke; 08-09-2023, 09:56 AM. Reason: Made a mistake in the title..
  • piernov
    Super Moderator
    • Jan 2016
    • 4435
    • France

    #2
    Re: ASUS EX-RX570-O4G not detected

    You have probe points for power rails clearly marked on the backside of the card so that'd be a good start (voltage + resistance to ground measurements).
    OpenBoardView — https://github.com/OpenBoardView/OpenBoardView

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