Considering that only recently the first-wave of RTX 3xxx cards had a flaw where uncapped FPS on videogame menu screens caused them to spike current outside of

Considering that only recently the first-wave of RTX 3xxx cards had a flaw where uncapped FPS on videogame menu screens caused them to spike current outside of the intended design envelope and completely brick the devices with unfixable damage, I think it's pretty safe to assume there's a long history of "user doing something programmer didn't expect ends very badly".