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The exact same thing happened to me about a year ago. The card was a paperweight , but the guy I bought it from agreed to change it.

Automatic fan control works fine. At idle the temp is about 55C with fans at 2800RPM. The temp becomes an issue when gaming something gpu intensive, it very quickly reaches 80C then slowly towards 90C. I have a KOI cooling mod now and the temps are a bit lower, so I can game with no problems without the temps going above 80C.

It works. The sound is a little tricky to enable but that works too in the end, only problems I noticed are that it gets a little hot and I could not manage to get the sound over hdmi to work.

Try to reseat it. It should have worked ok...at least until you boot into windows.

Here it is : link . But I see now that it's a different thing, his POSTS, yours does not. In my case, the card used to POST but i had black screen so I used an external monitor, but after 2 minutes the screen froze and then it didn't even POST. I never figured out what the problem was.

I think I read somewhere of a video card that had the same issues, and it turned out that it wasn't completely dead. It still worked in sli as slave, but was not recognized as primary. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had a new gtx 680m die on me in 3 days. Then I got a gtx 780m and it's working fine. I too tend to say it's bad luck.

No. Just unplug you laptop, remove your battery, perform a power drain, remove you mobo battery, then put it back on. By the way, did you try to see if your old card works? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm sorry to hear that. The sound works if you follow the steps I wrote Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

By the way, did you flash your vbios? Did it reach stock clocks? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's the code for a dead gpu. Happened to me with my gtx 680m. I hope you can salvage it. Try to reseat the card, try to remove the mobo battery.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice! Congrats for your new card. I managed to get the sound working. Disable the windows auto update and auto installation of drivers first, then uninstall the video driver and the IDT sound driver. Keep the IDT disabled in bios and boot in safe mode. Go to device manager and disable all you see about sound. Then enable IDT in bios and install the drivers for it. I don't remember if I did this in safe mode too. In the end, install the video drivers. From what I noticed, the problem is that even with IDT disabled in bios, there is a sound device in device manager(probably from the video card, and this interferes with the original sound device). Let me know how it goes . You'll work it out in the end, don't worry. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think on the dell version it was supposed to work without any issues. On the Clevo version...don't know.

Yea, pull out the center pin so it doesn't get limited to 180W. It won't charge your battery anymore though.

The exact thing happened to me on a 680m also. It only took 3 days in my case and I couldn't get it to work again ...I wonder what the problem was. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk