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I'd be mostly worried about the fans. IIRC the thing that really kills microchips is heat-cycles, so a continuous load seems pretty good.
by ben-schaaf 4y ago
I'd be mostly worried about the fans. IIRC the thing that really kills microchips is heat-cycles, so a continuous load seems pretty good.
- nomel 4y agoIs this actually a problem, besides needing to replace a cheap fan? If the fans go out, they just maintain thermal limit. These aren't like old cards, where they would melt.
- ben-schaaf 4y agoReplacing a GPU fan is generally a lot more involved than other PC fans. Some you have to take the GPU apart (sometimes involving glue) and some fans are harder to get than others. I'd say it's harder than building the PC itself, but still fairly easy.