So I gave this away to my bro in law awhile back, and it died.
Out of warranty by 9 months too
RiP

Meanwhile gts450 is still running strong

how long do the "lifetime" warranties last anyways?

I have a 780 classified with one... kinda wanna break it on purpose and send it in for a free upgrade

This post was edited by Bako661 on Aug 30 2017 09:34pm

https://www.evga.com/support/warranty/graphics-cards/

it sucks that they arent willing to do anything for the 780 classy, even if i asked if there's naything else they can do to repair it etc. for extra cost. They just straight up said no, cos it's been over 3yrs so there's nothing else they can do. I'm gonna drive over and pick that card up and gonna put it in the oven rofl



This post was edited by Secksii on Aug 30 2017 09:44pm

Oven won't fix it

Take a picture of the PCB, maybe there is something painfully obvious like a blown capacitor that you can replace.

rip

Hang it on the wall as a trophy.

theres a slim chance it will fix it for a short time.

linus tried to claim the oven fixes gpu. but some other youtuber who works with alot of apple products and motherboards and such showed him why the oven doesnt work. i forgot the guys name though. yea they say it may fix for short time like you said.

edit: found it



This post was edited by noob_whacker on Sep 3 2017 08:12pm

It seems like the significantly low-end shit lasts longer than the high-end stuff
when ur talking about the long haul at least, 5-10 years or more
might be because they pull so much less power and typically see lighter usage, dissipate way less heat, etc. less demanding on the silicon, fan, vrms, and maybe the paste too
i mean even now i got a galax gt 240 that's been driving a dual core pc that gets used as a Kodi box since the dawn of time and probably will long after im dead unless video starts becoming very demanding to decode.

This post was edited by DCSS on Sep 6 2017 11:28am