https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comm...tomersgtx1060/
good luck... lol
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comm...tomersgtx1060/
good luck... lol
Doesn't surprise me, mining puts a tremendous amount of stress on the VRMs. Most aftermarket coolers entirely avoid putting heatspreaders on them to save costs (if they even provide RAMsinks). You can clearly see in photos they did provide a heatspreader for the main chips - but not voltage regulators.
I bet they were dealing with a lot of warranty claims, and finally decided to put their foot down. IMO they should have just done a better job cooling the VRMs, but that's their prerogative.
How do they know a RMA was from mining?
Intel 8700k
16GB
Asus z370 Prime
1080 Ti
x2 Samsung 850Evo 500GB
x 1 500 Samsung 860Evo NVME
Swiftech Apogee XL2
Swiftech MCP35X x2
Full Cover GPU blocks
360 x1, 280 x1, 240 x1, 120 x1 Radiators
I'd be willing to bet the bios stores some sort of temperature and voltage profile data. While you can't explicitly prove it from that, I have a hard time believing that a gamer or someone that does GPGPU workstation application has their GPU running at 100% for months on end.
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