expiredCoryG89 posted May 21, 2022 01:16 AM
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expiredCoryG89 posted May 21, 2022 01:16 AM
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Maybe, maybe not. Last year some people went through several RMA cards. There was a special RMA put in place that gave people back Rev 1.0 cards. IMHO part of it was specific stresses put on cards by the nuances of people's setups and how their gaming loaded the card, but the cards are faulty. Not sure if the Rev 0.1 cards can be fixed to be highly reliable, but they are reliable in some setups under some loads. I've read numerous reports of repeated failure when gaming, and none of failing while rendering, mining etc. It's widely discussed on the evga forums.
+205 on the core with a load will crash most Ampere cards, it may freeze the system or BSOD.
These cards are likely to be repaired Rev 0.1 power failure / power imbalance RMA cards - because that is where the bulk of cards returned to EVGA are coming from, per user reports on forums. Widely discussed online. Of course some could be packaging damage, or cards that failed out of the box, step-up, etc.
If they were 'ex mining' cards, where did they come from? EVGA's basement cryptomine??? If EVGA had a mining operation, it would use non-LHR 3070's and would still be running.
As I said on other thread, there is zero evidence of GDDR6X failures from mining or anything else.
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i'd stay away from ex-mining cards. you're buying a product that's been abused and may fail out of warranty at any time.
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