bought a used 3080 recently it has not been a full month so i can probably get a refund for this but i was inspecting it and saw a cracked chip on the image ive used the gpu for like a week now nothing has crashed besides when i ran a superposition benchmark, i reinstalled the gpu drivers and it hasnt crashed but in even viewer it says kernal power but i have not overclocked the gpu and i have a 750w psu my cpu is a 5800x3d. At first i thought it was a transient spikes that caused it to crash, but i ddued the driver and reinstalled it and it didnt crash so im kind of confused should i get a refund for the gpu?
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i cant tell if its a thermal pad or one of those power circuit things
its om the complete opposite side of the pcie power rails so no idea what it is
can you touch it and see if its hard or soft
its defiantly not the pad i touched it its hard
you can see the metal terminal thing
if you can get a refund definitely go for it but it shouldnt be too big of a deal
im guessing the metal is just for emi protection so as long as youre not running it next to a radio tower youre not gonna notice it
hm alright thanks
doing a bit of googling it seems like the core is the most important part to be intact
the actual induction part
yea it looks intact the only open part is the corner that got chipped
should i stress test it? i was using super position to test it
up to you
alright you think occt would be good to test the vram?
ive never used that
i am weird and use furmark but its all personal preference
just use hwinfo and see how much of the board power is being used
its using 400 watts
yeah its probably fine
its near the pcie slot too so its probably not for anything as important as the die
also you have a 750w psu and your gpu is drawing more than half
can you fix that
get a 850 watt got it
oh
mcm i think is for adding voltage to the gpu which is important
so if there is more voltage applied to the card it may or may not crash?
their ftw cards are insanely over speced
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its a ftw3 model
its not a ultra i dont think
i lied it is a ftw3 ultra
in my opinion youre completely fine
okay it seems fine to me too
im also not a engineer