Caporegime
I sold a GB Vega 64 on ebay that has been returned DOA.
The card was working perfectly when I sent it and it as packed as well as overclockers would pack a card. I'm finding it very hard to believe it just died during transit when they're no visible damage to any packaging. Plus, the serial sticker on the backplate is falling off, there's dust and residue on the plastic shroud, the rear input covers are missing and to top it off, there was RMA stickers for something stuck to the anti static bag. Plus, his feedback shows he buys broken tech with the hope of repairing it and making profit.
Anyway, the card is indeed dead, but is there any way I can tell from the card itself if it is indeed a vega 64 or a vega 56, as those GB gaming OC cards look identical, so it could possibly even be a V56. They use the same power (2X8 pin).
The card was working perfectly when I sent it and it as packed as well as overclockers would pack a card. I'm finding it very hard to believe it just died during transit when they're no visible damage to any packaging. Plus, the serial sticker on the backplate is falling off, there's dust and residue on the plastic shroud, the rear input covers are missing and to top it off, there was RMA stickers for something stuck to the anti static bag. Plus, his feedback shows he buys broken tech with the hope of repairing it and making profit.
Anyway, the card is indeed dead, but is there any way I can tell from the card itself if it is indeed a vega 64 or a vega 56, as those GB gaming OC cards look identical, so it could possibly even be a V56. They use the same power (2X8 pin).