I have an Asus GTX 760 Direct CU II graphics card that worked perfectly until I removed it from the PC to make it maintenance and to clean the accumulated dust, aply fresh thermal paste and change thermal pads for new ones. When I installed it again on the PC, the GPU turned on the power LEDs and turned both fans, but there was no signal to the monitor. At the time I assumed that I had zaped it with an electrostatic discharge and fried some component or even the GPU chip.
I was disappointed and for a while I left it aside, since I had other spare graphics cards so I do not pay much attention to it.
Now that I started to remove all the PC components that I had accumulated all this years I checked it again closelly, and it turns out that I do not know how, it received a blow that broke one mosfet, which could be the real problem. Seeing all the mosfet that are around and in similar arrangements inside the card I deduce that it is an S72 3 2, when I google that part number I do not find anything concrete, but if I search only S72 I get as a result a mosfet SOT-23 2N7002 , but there are several mosfet with that size format and name with different values according to the technical sheets of various manufacturers.
I have looked for the diagram or something that gives me a clue of the correct values of the mosfet, but with no luck, in the PC components world there are zero diagrams, I suppose that almost always (with the exception of the iMac) it is more practical and economic to change a card than repair it.
After all this history, how do I find out the manufacturer of this mosfet to see the technical sheet? already googled it all day long...
Or, failing that, how do I measure the values of the mosfet around to buy an equal one, even if it is from another manufacturer?
It could be that this 3 and that 2 correspond to the SOT-23, but in some technical sheets of some manufacturers the 2 extra numbers correspond to the year and month of manufacture, or also to some special feature of the chip ...
What interests me is to find some mosfets of the same manufacturer or in their absence some equivalent of good quality.
The most common 2N7002 in ebay are 60V 290mA, 60V 310mA and 60V 115mA in mercadolibre.com.mx the only one in existence is 60V 120mA (I had bought with 2 other sellers, but they canceled the sale for lack of stock, a very comon practice in that selling webpage).
I want to clarify that I lack of the knowlege beyond replace a bulked capacitor or solder together a project kit, my only tools are a $6 mistery brand soldering iron and a $14 el cheapo chinese multimeter
Thank you very much in advance for the help