But in reality it is most often only a tiny little capacitor that really has a flaw and interferes with power management of the dGPU. It is entirely possible that indeed the NVidia dGPU might be defective. It just appears like that because you notice the problems when the dGPU is 'switched on'.
On most of these models it is not really the dGPU that is defective. While that circumvention is possible – either electrically, or with EFI/NVRAM hacking, or with moving the video driver kexts related to the NVidia-chip, it is by far not the best solution. Most owners of MBPs from 2010 with an apparently flawed NVidia dGPU should not seek to disable the GPU.
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