GeForce GTX 590 Burns (no need FurMark!)
LOL, looks like NVIDIA should correctly design the OCP and VRMs instead of wasting the time with anti-FurMark tweaks in their drivers (R267.52)
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LOL, looks like NVIDIA should correctly design the OCP and VRMs instead of wasting the time with anti-FurMark tweaks in their drivers (R267.52)
Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: burn, geforce gtx 590, Overclocking, smoke
WOW!! i havent seen anything like that since last time i hooked up 13.7v/@7amp directly to a old CPU!..
it looks like it got that hot that it melted a component, or the solder, off the backside of the pcb..the damage looks almost as if it was the pins for the power..
also..did you notice that the fans started to slow before the molten bit fell off?..it was almost like it happened while the pc was being rebooted
i see the point of the joke, but theres no need to post fake videos, thats odd and very ugly coming from geeks3d, what a shame…
alright its not fake.. its trueee
o.O
Nice defective card… RMA it !
i would never leave a nvidiot system on in the house while I am away…..not a chance