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Definitely bad VRAM on your GPU.
That looks EXACTLY like my R9 280X did when it died. My solution was to put it in the oven, which brought it back to life, and then running it undervolted and with an aggressive fan curve to make sure it stays cool.
Can this also happen as a power supply is starting to go bad or if your PSU isn't big enough for all your cards? Seem to recall something similar ages ago.
Wow I had to look up the oven fix, that's crazy that it sometimes works! I'm not going to try it though. I might get a new GPU.
Thanks for the answer!
You have nothing to lose at this point, so you can go for it. Just run a cleaning cycle on the oven afterwards to get rid of the nasty fumes.
My R9 280X died again about a year after I did this, but I got through the mining craze of 2018 with it.
…an oven, as in an oven that one bakes in!?
Yes, if you put it to a low temp but high enough to liquify the solder joints you can 'reball' the connectors and whatnot.
It works, but it can easily fuk shit up bad.
https://youtu.be/hP2_w5Mebe8
This isn't a fix persay, more of a bandaid to hopefully fix while you can save/buy new card
Had to do this numerous times with my old ATI HD 3870