Windows 10: My GPU keep dying without warning

I have made multiple thread about this and sadly the solutions given only worked for one dayMy dad, a technician and I have ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE what the hell even caused this problem in the first placeThe technician replaced the GPU, my dad bought a new monitor, still the issue persistedCable were not loose, tried to take the RAM out and put it back in, GPU slot were cleaned. Nothing helped--The display would goes black but every other component still lit up--In my opinion it CANT be the PSU fault because the GPU would sometimes last hours while gaming without problem, sometimes just die after

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Think my gpu is dying

For the last few months I’ve had a problem where randomly the pixels on my screen would flicker then my pc would freeze and sometimes would reboot others it would go back to normal, today I decided to try and see what the problem was, some previous posts here before suggested it was the GPU dying that causes it others said driver issue, so I went onto amd’s site and downloaded the amd link app I think it was called which installed drivers I think whilst the app installed and now the issue has gotten far worse, now my pc is unusable as before it was random but now it’s happening within a couple minutes of turning my pc on, is there anyway I can change or uninstall drivers from bios? Is there still also a possibility the GPU is also dying? Thanks in advance

 

Think my gpu is dying

Hello iRisH, welcome to the Microsoft community, I'll be happy to help you today;

This problem has happened to me before and the problem was the dying GPU;

What exactly is your AMD graphics card model?

Does your PC have an integrated graphics card?

If so, remove your GPU from the machine and connect the image cable directly to the motherboard;

If the PC works normally it means that the problem is in the dedicated GPU;

Hope this helps, see you soon!

 

B(lack)SOD after closing GPU demanding applications and games

I would like to suggest 2 more things if you don't mind,
1. Seat the GPU in another slot, if possible, and see if that helps anything
2. Use the GPU in another system, if possible, this is a step to determine that it is really the GPU and not multiple defective slots or something else from the system.