Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

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  • b3ta
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    • Jun 2013
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    Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

    Hello,
    I have on my hands possible short-circuited card.
    It has no video output and system doesn't detect it, but gpu gets hot and therefore I think it's not completely dead... YET
    What I should check first and how?
    I have very little experience in components testing(only capacitor re-soldering)
    Please help!
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  • b3ta
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    #2
    Re: Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

    Can I test(with DMM) these power mofsets(4906MG) while they're on the card?
    There should be inf. resistance between source and drain right? Or am I doing smth. wrong?

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    • Th3_uN1Qu3
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      Re: Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

      There won't be infinite resistance between source and gate on the low side mosfets. More likely 10-20 ohms, because there are dozens of parts connected there.

      If you say the GPU gets hot but no video, i doubt it is a short circuit. Either the video BIOS is damaged or (more likely) some of the solder balls under the GPU have cracked and it requires reflow or better, reballing to work once again.
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      • b3ta
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        • Jun 2013
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        Re: Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

        There were no problems before aftermarket cooling solution was installed, so I guessed there were some touching involved between cooler mounts and vga

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        • blasterboomer
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          • Dec 2013
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          #5
          Re: Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

          is the part labelled with yageo r47 near the pcie power connector supposed to be at an angle like that?

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          • blasterboomer
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            • Dec 2013
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            Re: Radeon HD5770 short circuit?

            The cap under it also looks to be at a strange angle.. check to see if its supposed to be like that or not... looking at the back of the board where the cap is located will help u

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