• Welcome to TechPowerUp Forums, Guest! Please check out our forum guidelines for info related to our community.
  • The forums have been upgraded with support for dark mode. By default it will follow the setting on your system/browser. You may override it by scrolling to the end of the page and clicking the gears icon.

How To Fix RTX 2060 SUPER CODE 43 Errors??

Joined
Jan 7, 2022
Messages
200 (0.16/day)
Location
47.1301417 -119.2780771
System Name FronkenSteen!
Processor Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2640 v3 @ 2.60GHz, 2601 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s)
Motherboard X99-UD3P-CF
Cooling The Refrigerator
Memory 16GB
Video Card(s) r9 390x 8GB, RX 580 8GB, RTX 3060 (Barely Functional), An RX 5500 XT and a little cheap ati card ;D
Storage 960GB Kingston
Display(s) one
Case Nun! xD
Power Supply 1200 Watt.. 'Nuff Said!
Mouse Flashing Red Dragon
Keyboard Flashing Rainbow Dragon
VR HMD HP
Software Windows 11 64-Bit (Version: 10.0.22000 Build 22000)
Hi Everyone,

I am in a bind, I want to get my GPU to work but it throws me code 43 errors after using DDU
Bought it for cheap on eBay and I am having trouble with it as it does DETECT IT but device manager says it's an RTX 2060 SUPER which it is but has the caution sign next to the GPU and have tried countless times.. (Without doing the same thing over and over)..
I tried methods such as:

Reinstalling drivers old and new

using DDU

using Nvidia Error fixer script.

using different PCIE slots (I have 4)

looking in bios to switch over the display to the right PCIE slot (there's a setting that says that too)

Please help me as it i don't believe it's dead and i know i can fix it right just need help on other suggestions.

right now it shows the device is working properly but when i restart it says code 43??


This is my GPU I bought:
 
usually it means bad gpu or vram memory, run mods/mats off a usb stick. it will give you pass/fail result depending on the problem
 
Hi,
Never heard of mods/mats?? lol sorry

What's it mean and how can i use it?

usually it means bad gpu or vram memory, run mods/mats off a usb stick. it will give you pass/fail result depending on the problem

I found it i will try and see if it's really working or dead now..


thank you
 
Hi Everyone,

I am in a bind, I want to get my GPU to work but it throws me code 43 errors after using DDU
Bought it for cheap on eBay and I am having trouble with it as it does DETECT IT but device manager says it's an RTX 2060 SUPER which it is but has the caution sign next to the GPU and have tried countless times.. (Without doing the same thing over and over)..
I tried methods such as:

Reinstalling drivers old and new

using DDU

using Nvidia Error fixer script.

using different PCIE slots (I have 4)

looking in bios to switch over the display to the right PCIE slot (there's a setting that says that too)

Please help me as it i don't believe it's dead and i know i can fix it right just need help on other suggestions.

right now it shows the device is working properly but when i restart it says code 43??


This is my GPU I bought:
Maybe you have a different vbios on it, you can try flash the original bios and maybe that will fix the problem.

Edit: It shouldnt be detected as RTX2060 super if its just a normal RTX2060. Can you post an GPU-Z screenshot?
 
Maybe you have a different vbios on it, you can try flash the original bios and maybe it will fix the problem.

It's funny you mention that because the seller said it was a super but showed up as a 2060 if (i remember correctly) i don't remember but i think it's either a 2060 super or just a 2960 i really don't know thus my problem... :/

So should i flash it (and i know how to successfully) AS A 2060 super or a 2060??????

There lies the problem i think in my opinion..

when it arrived i used GPU-Z and it shows AS a super but had to be flashed by someone else at one point i guess?? lol

A REAL conundrum!

Still want it fixed though.. :)

Does anyone happen to have a verified BIOS ROM for the hp RTX 2060 Super????


Please?

Thanks Again

Maybe you have a different vbios on it, you can try flash the original bios and maybe that will fix the problem.

Edit: It shouldnt be detected as RTX2060 super if its just a normal RTX2060. Can you post an GPU-Z screenshot?
yes one moment

mine.gif
 
It's funny you mention that because the seller said it was a super but showed up as a 2060 if (i remember correctly) i don't remember but i think it's either a 2060 super or just a 2960 i really don't know thus my problem... :/

So should i flash it (and i know how to successfully) AS A 2060 super or a 2060??????

There lies the problem i think in my opinion..

when it arrived i used GPU-Z and it shows AS a super but had to be flashed by someone else at one point i guess?? lol

A REAL conundrum!

Still want it fixed though.. :)

Does anyone happen to have a verified BIOS ROM for the hp RTX 2060 Super????


Please?

Thanks Again


yes one moment
Your should have a sticker on the back of the card with the card model.

From the GPU-Z picture it looks like a bad vbios and to recommend a vbios we need to find the card model.
Does the card looks exactly like the one you shared? ( https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/214586/214586 )
 
Your should have a sticker on the back of the card with the card model.

Well I looked at the actual die and it revealed this
IMG_20220824_153926.jpg


Your should have a sticker on the back of the card with the card model.

I have tried to lookup the TU-106-410-A1 but no such luck...

Only shows the others like the TU-106-310's..
 
Well I looked at the actual die and it revealed this



I have tried to lookup the TU-106-410-A1 but no such luck...

Only shows the others like the TU-106-310's..
it looks that the card is a 2060 super. You dont have a sticker on the back of the card with the card model?
 
no i don't :/

no stickers at all
 
You should try flashing this one:


ahh ok i will try then! :D

Thanks!

1661705150695.png


well right now since i flashed it shows it's in device manager now...

well since the flash it shows this now (or lack there of..)


fds.gif


ahh ok i will try then! :D

Thanks!

1661705150695.png


well right now since i flashed it shows it's in device manager now...

well since the flash it shows this now (or lack there of..)


fds.gif

on top of that i still cannot get Nvidia control panel at all...
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: izy
1661705618027.png
1661705587871.png


Does the card look like this ? How do you know its an HP card? You dont have that sticker that you can see in the first picture in the left down corner?

Edit: Its still probably the wrong vBIOS or some memory module is broken. We need to find out the exact card model.
 
The only other Nvidia card i have is a 1660 super that i was able to fix up and it detects that nicely....
(Can access control panel with nvidia and everything even game on it..)

lol!
i'm such a dumas..

it says this on the back i was looking at my OTHER nvidia lol

here is EVERTHING it says

In white it says HP on the PCB and in the label it says: "PJHRCOC9VFO29W" (with a barcode above it...)
and "AS: L73338-001"

REV: 0C

and that's it i promise this time lol

View attachment 259754View attachment 259752

Does the card look like this ? How do you know its an HP card? You dont have that sticker that you can see in the first picture in the left down corner?

Edit: Its still probably the wrong vBIOS or some memory module is broken. We need to find out the exact card model.

yes it does JUST like that

The only other Nvidia card i have is a 1660 super that i was able to fix up and it detects that nicely....
(Can access control panel with nvidia and everything even game on it..)

lol!
i'm such a dumas..

it says this on the back i was looking at my OTHER nvidia lol

here is EVERTHING it says

In white it says HP on the PCB and in the label it says: "PJHRCOC9VFO29W" (with a barcode above it...)
and "AS: L73338-001"

REV: 0C

and that's it i promise this time lol



yes it does JUST like that


this is it right here: L73338-001 - Hewlett-packard (HP) - Graphics Board - Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 Super 8GB FH Pcie | Impact Computers
with the EXACT part number
 
yes, i see , sadly there isnt any vbios for your card model in the TPU database. The only thing you can do is try one from a different OEM.
 
yes, i see , sadly there isnt any vbios for your card model in the TPU database. The only thing you can do is try one from a different OEM.

There is


For the OP:

This should be the correct BIOS for that GPU, as far as I can see, it should check out

nvflash -6 220373.rom

If this VBIOS does not flash correctly or work, it's more than likely your GPU is defective
 
There is


For the OP:

This should be the correct BIOS for that GPU, as far as I can see, it should check out

nvflash -6 220373.rom

If this VBIOS does not flash correctly or work, it's more than likely your GPU is defective
If you look at the GPU-Z screenshot after he flashed that vBIOS , the revision is WRONG , it shows as FF and his chip is A1.

The only other Nvidia card i have is a 1660 super that i was able to fix up and it detects that nicely....
(Can access control panel with nvidia and everything even game on it..)

lol!
i'm such a dumas..

it says this on the back i was looking at my OTHER nvidia lol

here is EVERTHING it says

In white it says HP on the PCB and in the label it says: "PJHRCOC9VFO29W" (with a barcode above it...)
and "AS: L73338-001"

REV: 0C

and that's it i promise this time lol



yes it does JUST like that




this is it right here: L73338-001 - Hewlett-packard (HP) - Graphics Board - Nvidia Geforce RTX 2060 Super 8GB FH Pcie | Impact Computers
with the EXACT part number

You can try this one (its just a guess):
 
Wow ok thanks guys!
 
Well I'm still trying but Ill let you guys know Thank you once again
 
If you look at the GPU-Z screenshot after he flashed that vBIOS , the revision is WRONG , it shows as FF and his chip is A1.



You can try this one (its just a guess):

What GPU-Z reports as revision is not the same as the processor stepping etched on the ASIC itself, mind you. It has an arbitrary meaning, for example Vega family of GPUs uses that bit to distinguish between different SKUs.
 
What GPU-Z reports as revision is not the same as the processor stepping etched on the ASIC itself, mind you. It has an arbitrary meaning, for example Vega family of GPUs uses that bit to distinguish between different SKUs.
The vbios he has before flashing that vbios showed A1 as it written on his chip and thats why im thinking that the HP vbios is not right.
 
so which bios should i flash???
 
Back
Top