Probably wasn't enough cooling, or it was just a bad batch card
You don't have to lie in the rma, you can just say you were using it to it's full potential (hey that's why you bought a high end card, right?)
Just say you were rendering video or something
Topic: i burn my 280x card ... (Read 620 times)
hello ,
i have a MSI twin frozer that stoped working now , my problem with the card started when it overheated and start to show green lines all over my screen , so i take it out from my main 16x slot and move it to 1x , did not want to try the baking method since the hash rate have not droped so i kept it untill i get a new mobo , i put it on a normal PCI slot connected with 1x powered cable and feeded from a 500W PSU since i have 3x 280x cards on that mobo i was pushing my main PSU to it limits , but the card stoped working and now i wonder does the RMA cover this kind of things ? i don't want to lie in the RMA and will never do
also what you think cause the problem the 1x on a normal PCI "not PCIE" slot or the crosair 500W dedicated to that card ?
i have a MSI twin frozer that stoped working now , my problem with the card started when it overheated and start to show green lines all over my screen , so i take it out from my main 16x slot and move it to 1x , did not want to try the baking method since the hash rate have not droped so i kept it untill i get a new mobo , i put it on a normal PCI slot connected with 1x powered cable and feeded from a 500W PSU since i have 3x 280x cards on that mobo i was pushing my main PSU to it limits , but the card stoped working and now i wonder does the RMA cover this kind of things ? i don't want to lie in the RMA and will never do
also what you think cause the problem the 1x on a normal PCI "not PCIE" slot or the crosair 500W dedicated to that card ?
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