Graphics Card Repair in Kuala Lumpur & Selangor

We provide computer graphics card repair service in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.

The video or graphics card is one of the most essential components in a computer or laptop especially if you’re into gaming. Usually, when the game’s visual demands become too much, you may experience choppy images, lag times in responding to commands, or sometimes even system crashes. For someone who loves playing games, a quality sound and display are essentials.

Even when using a computer or laptop on a daily basis, we may encounter an alarm when starting up; no self-test screen, self-test cannot pass; play abnormal noises, shows spots or patterns; shows black or blue screen, and so on, most of which are related to the graphics card. If something goes wrong, the computer’s performance is reduced by about half. Let’s look at the options below to see what’s causing our graphics card to crash and, more importantly, how to solve it. The explanation for this is that the available virtual welding isn’t restricted to particles or the display core. The appearance is a pretty standard computer error that may occur to anyone at any time.

When confronted with a graphics card problem, most users are unsure of the cause and will even replace the original hardware. There could be a variety of causes, but it is most likely related to several core units on the graphics card. The display of the core damage, as well as the virtual soldering and desoldering of the ram, may harm the screen – because the material used to generate the picture is not read correctly in the vram, and thus the texture cannot be loaded correctly. In addition to the graphics card, super graphics adapters cause core/video ram overheating, and drive issues can also result in incomplete screens, but these are a little easier to deal with. The display core damage, as well as the issue of virtual soldering and desoldering of the ram, is more difficult to deal with. The BGA soldering station is generally required to perform even the most basic level of memory soldering. In general, this condition is lacking.

Solution:

If it’s just a driver problem, it’s fine to re-install the driver. If you are unfortunate enough to encounter welding and desoldering during the warranty period, you should first contact the manufacturer. If the return policy period has expired, it is recommended that the video card be sent to a professional organisation such as Geld Technologies, despite the fact that it is simple. Re-soldering and solidifying the condensation process, there have been cases of graphics card repair, but cannot guarantee a 100% repair rate, it is not only a new one. 

The second reason is that the graphics card connector is not plugged in – black or blue screen, Nvidia graphics card may prompt these errors.The graphics card connector isn’t connected. This is a problem that arises during installation and is the most likely possibility. The appearance rate is extremely high, resulting in a blank screen on the monitor. These defects may be caused by the Nvidia graphics card.

Graphics adapters these days usually include an external connector to ensure the graphics card’s power supply requirements. However, because there is always a beginner to install, some may forget to attach the graphics card’s extra external connector. When the graphics card’s power supply is insufficient, the display signal will not be accessible naturally. Moreover, the function of the graphics card is usually not normally enabled. Therefore, some graphics cards equipped with temperature-controlled fan functions can hear the fan scream. It should be noted that it is not the line itself that is missed.

Solution:

Examine all of the wires carefully and connect them all.

Possible Cause 3: Component damage – blank screens.

The electrical parts of the graphics card’s MOSFET, power supply capacitor, and supply inductance are relatively delicate. They can’t get into the water, and they can’t get scraped by the metal parts, which would cause a short circuit. Otherwise, the consequences may be less favourable.

When the graphics card cannot be displayed due to the failure of the electronic factor, the debug indicator often shows no issue. However, the main task of the bios is to identify the signal of the graphics card, and if the graphics card fails due to power supply problems, may not be recognised for bios, or it may be because the signal is not detected, and the set is started by default.

However, if there is an abnormality, it is usually accompanied by other phenomena such as sudden odour, sporadic Mars, smoke, and so on. If you see this on the screen, the situation is bad and immediate repair is required!

Solution:

Generally, only the video card should be replaced.

Possible Cause 4: The PCI-E3.0 bus is partially damaged – in some modes, the graphics card does not display (for example, under PCI-E 3.0), but switching to a lower mode (for example, PCI-E 2.0) does.

The prodigy is that a specific graphics card is directly connected to the processor via the PCI-E 3.0 slot. In any case, the computer or laptop cannot be started, and the no-display state is retained. The video card, on the other hand, is moved to the second slot, but it can still be displayed normally. The video card is discovered after entering the system. It works in PCI-E 2.0 mode, and we can start the system smoothly if we manually fix the first slot in PCI-E 2.0 mode.

In this case, the graphics card can still be used, and even the graphics card will not suffer significantly in terms of performance – because PCI-E 2.0 and PCI-E 3.0 are essentially the same in today’s environment. It may be only uncomfortable for people with OCD, but it is also a malfunction.

Solution:

Because the bus of the graphics card is in the core, and the core cannot be modified, only the card is started to change. However, if possible, you can lower the motherboard’s bus to get by.

Cause 5: The motherboard does not support SLI – SLI cannot be enabled in the system.

This type of double combination may run into problems in the pursuit of cost-effectiveness; of course, the root cause of this problem is that you want to save money.

Even if a dual-card setup is used on a board that is not certified by Nvidia SLI, SLI setup may be impossible. Because the SLI configuration switch may be present in the BIOS, there is precedent for cracking open SLI by brushing the modified BIOS. However, with the increasing popularity of UEFI, this is no longer the case. There are also many thousands of motherboards that have SLI certification, so finding a PCB that can support SLI is not difficult.

Solution:

This can only be changed to the PCB, or a single graphics card.

Cause 6 is that the overscan has not been pulled to the top – the display of the Ryzen graphics card has a black frame. This is a problem often encountered with AMD’s graphics cards where there is no full image.

The overscan is not completely pulled to the head when AMD’s graphics card is first installed. As an outcome, the presented image does not fill the screen and has a black border. Don’t assume that the graphics card or the display is faulty at this time. You can begin by attempting to adjust it. If the problem is still unsolvable, it is not too late to send the graphics card or find a new monitor. 

It should be noted that this minor AMD graphics card issue will only take place at resolutions of 1440*900 or higher, and Nvidia also has the option of zooming, but the newly installed card is full screen after the drive is driven, and it will not appear.

Solution: Overscan and pull to the top.

Cause 7 could be that the bios has prioritised the built-in core display.

The likelihood of this phenomenon is low. There is now a discrete graphics card with PCI-E priority (usually labelled as PCI-E) or integrated graphics (usually labelled as IVG) or auto-select option in the bios. Conventionally, the general bios setting will set the graphics card to auto, but if some friends have transferred it to the core graphics card, nothing can be seen on the discrete graphics card.  

Solution:

First, connect the cable to the back of the motherboard’s core graphics output connector before readjusting it in the bios.

8th possible cause: Bios is far too old to be recognised.

This circumstance frequently occurs when an old gadget is upgraded and the old platform requires special care. The graphics card has been upgraded from the PCIE 2.0 bus to the PCI-E 3.0 bus, and the interface upgrade is similar to the microcode upgrade design of the CPU. If there is no corresponding device id in bios, the device will not be recognised correctly. Therefore, if your old machine – especially if it was built a long time ago, similar to the 2500k + P67 / Z68 combination, before upgrading the graphics card, please check the bios version; perhaps your bios is too old and hasn’t been updated in a long time.

Solution: Most of this only needs to upgrade the bios, and the new card will be available.

The above is the cause of the most common graphics card faults and the solution to the problem. There are numerous issues with the graphics card. These are just a few sources of typical scenarios. The more cases must be judged flexibly by the knowledge we have. Talk to us to learn more about computer or laptop maintenance and expert services that are worth the price. Our technicians will be glad to entertain you if you need troubleshooting or diagnosis for your gadgets as well as advice or reference regarding technical problems in the future.

Note: We do not provide graphics card repair used for Cryptocurrency mining purposes or Nvidia graphics card repair service.