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Hold on, that kinda hinges on what driver kubuntu was really using.
If you're running on the VESA driver or nouveau or fbdev, it's a meaningless test and the GPU is probably fried.
If it's actually on a brand new nvidia driver ( 314xx? 296xx? ) and the 3D core of the GPU is in active use, i'd not write an obituary - yet.
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I'm out of luck today, my blue-ray driver damaged the live DVD and now I have I/O errors when I try to boot from it again but I am 99.9999% sure that there were no nvidia drivers on that live DVD, surely general purpose live DVD's would not run nvidia drivers by default..?
I have a stash of old DVD's in the attic, I should have more live DVD's there. I'll order new GPU anyways, and will check on this one for fun.
I downgraded the system to 2nd of January 2020 and I'm still seeing artifacts as soon as nvidia modules get loaded. I'm convinced this card is broken, I was actively updating the system and never experienced issues with this GPU in 2020.
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I forgot to ask, where can I buy you a coffee?
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For holding your hand while mourning the loss of your GPU?
Buy yourself a drink instead
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