Most of the time, when a graphics card fails, you'll either return it to the manufacturer (assuming it's inside its warranty period), sell it to someone for parts, or simply discard it. You could, ...

Sometimes, it's better to leave things to the professionals. That's the reasonable conclusion you might come to watching this new video that showcases a repair shop's attempt to salvage a Nvidia ...

The card looked real until the thermal paste came off, revealing a plastic block with etched markings and a PCB full of ...

In brief: We've seen plenty of instances of fake graphics cards being passed off as the real deal over the years. While these forgeries usually fool the less tech-savvy, more experienced users can ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Northridge Fix is an electronics repair shop in Los Angeles, California, with over a decade of experience covering all things tech. It also has a ...

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We have noticed a peculiar issue where the system has no display but the GPU fan is spinning. Sometimes, even the GPU’s RGB lights up indicating that the device is getting powered, but the monitor ...

My GPU was flaky. Tonight, I fucked up and made it worse. And now I have this: About a month ago, my workhorse Vega 56, that's been happily gaming and mining away for the last 4 years, got flaky on me ...

Scammers are targeting graphics cards, and Nvidia's RTX 5090 is a frequent choice. Here's how to stay safe from GPU scams.