I "Intended" to play some BF3 yesterday, "gets the eVGA out of the closet... presses the power button... nothing happens.not working at all. Inspection = dead DrMOS"
Wanted to play some this morning... cleans the Gene-Z from vaseline... power button... nada! Nothing! WTF.
Several minutes later, magnifying glass inspection, momentarily I see something in the 2nd PCIe slot... let's check it out... eek! a pin is out in the air in the slot, contacting the opposite pin causing a short-circuit.
How did that happen ? I've got no clue.
Didn't have any card in that slot lately, neither did something to the slot the last 3 days.
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9999999! lol
nice
Damn, that reminds me that I forgot to upload the 3D Mark01 SE bugged score... 66666 marks with the card at 666MHz/666MHz
Score's abnormal for the clocks.
Been thinking that it's the BIOS's fault.
Gonna have to make sure tomorrow or the day after, I plan to test all the MIVG-Z BIOSes to see what's what.
The number of the Bill
Only person that can do such things on this forsaken planet
You bought BF3 yet Albrecht ?
Been long time since I kicked your butt in BFBC2.
I "Intended" to play some BF3 yesterday, "gets the eVGA out of the closet... presses the power button... nothing happens.not working at all. Inspection = dead DrMOS"
Wanted to play some this morning... cleans the Gene-Z from vaseline... power button... nada! Nothing! WTF.
Several minutes later, magnifying glass inspection, momentarily I see something in the 2nd PCIe slot... let's check it out... eek! a pin is out in the air in the slot, contacting the opposite pin causing a short-circuit.
How did that happen ? I've got no clue.
Didn't have any card in that slot lately, neither did something to the slot the last 3 days.
At least it was fixable
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