Gtx Zotac 780ti suddenly stopped working

[TheGentry]

So i have a 780ti i have had for a couple of years now, i was playing CSGO last night and all of a sudden i got a blue screen saying "VIDEO SCHEDULER INTERNAL ERROR"

Now all of a sudden my graphics card is not working at all, it still is recognised by windows but in device manager it says "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"

i have tryed uninstalling the drivers and installing new drivers, i have also done a system restore to a previous date.

Ive also taken it out given it a little clean and put it back in.

Any help?

 

[Qitarah]

Sounds like its dead.

Can you try it in a different system or try a different PCI-E slot?

 

[TheGentry]

unfortunately i dont have another system to try it in, ill try it in another slot and report back

 

[TheGentry]

No nothing, but now ive returned it to the primary slot it says in windows its working, but the screen looks like this

 

[TheGentry]

now tryed another slot theres no screen tearing and white pixelation the resoultion went back to normal and everything else seems ok, but i cant seem to get into nvidia control panel also how do i check its working :S

 

[moogle]

Whats the mobo model? It looks like its fine in the last pic although it's a screenshot and wouldn't capture artifacting I think.

 

[Sasahara]

Looks like a memory error.

Use this to test the GPU
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/memtestcl.html

Put a text file in the extracted folder and paste this in to it

MemtestCL 1500 25

and rename the file .bat instead of .txt

Then just double click on the bat file, say no to sharing the data and press return to run it.

if you get 0 errors the ram should be ok, otherwise it's dead.

 

[Qitarah]

Im guessing you're running off of INTEL HD graphics in the 2nd screen shot (the one in which you cant seem to open NVIDIA Control pan).

As the above poster says, try run the test for errors.

 

[Rroff]

Looks like the VRAM is toast to me.