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| System Name | Absolution |
|---|---|
| Processor | Ryzen 7 5800X3D |
| Motherboard | MSi X570-A PRO |
| Cooling | Dark Rock Pro 4 |
| Memory | 64GB (0+32+0+32) 3600 CL16 |
| Video Card(s) | Dell 3090 24GB |
| Storage | 2TB PCIE4 NVME + 2TB SATA SSD + 3TB HDD |
| Display(s) | Two 1080p 60hz hdmi |
| Case | Antec Three Hundred Two |
| Audio Device(s) | X-Fi Titanium HD |
| Power Supply | 1000w EVGA T2 |
| Mouse | Dell OEM USB |
| Keyboard | Dell OEM USB |
| VR HMD | Valve Index + 3 Trackers |
| Software | Windows 11 Pro |
Hello friends,
I have a Gigabyte OC Gaming Vega 64 (dual fan) that I sold recently on ebay that was working. The customer made a return claim and said the card would not work, only fans would spin.
I suspect they may have tried to use it for mining. Is there a way to see if they tried to flash a new bios on it and failed?
Thanks!
Edit:
Booting windows with a GT710 for display, the Vega 64 shows up in device manager with no issues. Here's what gpuid says:
attatched screenshot
I have a Gigabyte OC Gaming Vega 64 (dual fan) that I sold recently on ebay that was working. The customer made a return claim and said the card would not work, only fans would spin.
I suspect they may have tried to use it for mining. Is there a way to see if they tried to flash a new bios on it and failed?
Thanks!
Edit:
Booting windows with a GT710 for display, the Vega 64 shows up in device manager with no issues. Here's what gpuid says:
attatched screenshot
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