Lol, what? Of course it can. Nvidia can say they don't allow it in their user agreement, but last time I checked user agreements don't form actual legal law. Nv

Lol, what? Of course it can. Nvidia can say they don't allow it in their user agreement, but last time I checked user agreements don't form actual legal law. Nvidia can sue you for breaking the agreement(I wonder what for, exactly?) But that's about it. The worst thing that can happen is Nvidia declining any warranty repairs on these cards as they've been used outside of the intended use. But it's definitely not a legal issue. And EULAs in general are just not enforceable outside of the US.