NVIDIA Comments on graphics cards with voltage control

	xtreview is your : Video card - cpu - memory - Hard drive - power supply unit source

Recommended : Free unlimited image hosting with image editor

POSTER: computer news   ||   NVIDIA COMMENTS ON GRAPHICS CARDS WITH VOLTAGE CONTROL	DATE:2012-10-04
Yesterday's NVIDIA company banned at least two of its partners to provide users with the means to increase the voltage on the GeForce GTX 680 GPU.  These steps are aimed at reducing NVIDIA  warranty percent return and increase profitability. NVIDIA representatives commented the situation in an interview .  As explained by colleagues, the program Green Light, involves mandatory certification by any NVIDIA graphics cards issued by  partner.  Noise, cooling device, heat level, voltage limit.  If your graphics card does not meet some NVIDIA requirements  , the product loses the guarantee to the graphics processor, and partner - support with BIOS update.   According to the company, partners has the opportunity to go beyond the recommended voltage, but in this case they lose the warranty on the GPU.  In other words, the video card manufacturers in this case take all the risks for themselves, giving end-users a guarantee at own expense.  If you believe NVIDIA explanations , EVGA and MSI just did not want to take risks, and have preferred to keep the manufacturer's warranty on the graphics processor, giving up the ability to change the voltage. Since these cards were originally focused on overclock, and therefore are an obvious risk, NVIDIA partners had no much choice but to comply with the limits graphics processors supplier.   Related Products :

	xtreview is your : Video card - cpu - memory - Hard drive - power supply unit source

Xtreview Support N-Post:xxxx Xtreview Support	NVIDIA COMMENTS ON GRAPHICS CARDS WITH VOLTAGE CONTROL
	Please Feel Free to write any Comment; Thanks

Related news:

Comments about NVIDIA graphics cards rival reasons for deficit (2014-05-10)
Prospects for the desktop market in AMD comments (2014-01-22)
NVIDIA Comments on graphics cards with voltage control (2012-10-04)
Comments about the delay in desktop processors Trinity (2012-07-13)
New NVIDIA comments on the situation with 28-nm process technology (2012-05-12)
New Intel comments about delays in delivery of Ivy Bridge (2012-02-29)
Gigabyte comments on history with burnt LGA 1155 contacts (2011-01-24)
NVIDIA comments on larrabee announcement delay (2009-12-10)

Post Quick Reply:

                                        
Verif code:

                 

computer news computer parts review Old Forum Downloads New Forum Login Join Articles terms Hardware blog Sitemap Get Freebies