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It seems to be something mostly specific to the EVGA version of the card, which is a real head scratcher.
by amlozano 5y ago
It seems to be something mostly specific to the EVGA version of the card, which is a real head scratcher.
- Saris 5y agoMy first thought is this game just happens to put a lot of load on the card, and EVGA has some faulty VRMs out there that are burning up.
- pitched 5y agoThe RAM chips on the back of the card aren’t cooled well and can hit 110C regularly when mining. That can be fixed by using better thermal pads for the most part though. So my bet is that EVGA used a set of really bad thermal pads and the RAM on the back is dying.
- rasz 5y agoBadly implemented power limits, 5 mOhm resistors out of spec and bam all of a sudden you go past 350W (or whatever it is) hardware limit.
- genocidicbunny 5y agoThere have been reports of this happening to non-EVGA cards on twitter, so the preponderance of EVGA cards failing here is likely just due to their market share. EVGA has sold far more RTX 3090 cards than any other AIB partner of nVidia.