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But if it goes (really) wrong, you have nothing until the supply issues are resolved. Sounds like a bad plan right now. Especially if there's a perfectly good S
by kingosticks 6y ago
But if it goes (really) wrong, you have nothing until the supply issues are resolved. Sounds like a bad plan right now. Especially if there's a perfectly good Steam backlog to get through (when is there ever NOT a Steam backlog!).
- deadbunny 6y agoIt's literally impossible to kill hardware with standard overclocking these days.
- kingosticks 6y agoFor obvious reasons I have zero intention of trying to prove you wrong.
- gizmo385 6y agoIf you're _just_ overclocking, then I think that's safe to say. However, the OP was referring to things like installing new thermal pads and installing hardware mods. That sounds meaningfully more risky to the lifetime of your card :)
- bserge 6y agoAdmittedly I haven't tried anything newer than a GTX 1070, but on most cards you can softmod or hardmod the voltage to dangerous levels, enough to burn some VRM components or the GPU itself. It's quite fun :D