NVIDIA believes that the graphics processor on average lives no more than five years

	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 BELIEVES THAT THE GRAPHICS PROCESSOR ON AVERAGE LIVES NO MORE THAN FIVE YEARS	DATE:2017-04-01
In the first half of last month, colleagues from the PC Perspective website took an interview from Tom Petersen, an NVIDIA representative, during which he talked about the reasons why the company limits the limits   increasing the voltage on standard graphics cards. For a long time working at increased voltage, transistors literally "evaporate" - such a metaphor was used by NVIDIA representative  .  In the company, they try to select the maximum rated voltage for each graphics processor, at which the average lifetime of the video chip will be at least five years.  According to NVIDIA statistics, this is how much a video card is usually used.  Increasing the voltage, the user reduces the life of the video card - according to Petersen, at certain voltage values it shrinks to one year.  NVIDIA warns overclocking fans that increased voltage shortens the life of the video card, eliminating the responsibility for the consequences of overclocking. If NVIDIA did not introduce reasonable limits on the change in Power Target, then the partners would get involved in the "stress-boosting race," and video cards would begin to arrive on the market, which the manufacturer has already summed up to a voltage value that would shorten their service life to several months or Even days.  It is clear that NVIDIA would not be interested in this development of events, therefore it limits the possibilities of increasing the voltage on modern video cards.  We add that enthusiasts regularly find ways to bypass these restrictions. Related Products :

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

Xtreview Support N-Post:xxxx Xtreview Support	NVIDIA BELIEVES THAT THE GRAPHICS PROCESSOR ON AVERAGE LIVES NO MORE THAN FIVE YEARS
	Please Feel Free to write any Comment; Thanks

Related news:

We are looking for copper coolers on NVIDIA Volta computing accelerators (2017-09-08)
NVIDIA told about the progress of Volta in comparison with Pascal (2017-08-23)
AMD continues to demonstrate the capabilities of its processors using NVIDIA graphics cards (2017-08-23)
NVIDIA is among the top three out-of-the-box developers of microchips in terms of revenue (2017-08-17)
TSMC will increase the output of 12-nm NVIDIA products by the end of the year (2017-08-15)
THE SHARES OF NVIDIA CONTINUE TO FALL IN PRICE (2017-08-14)
THE HEAD OF NVIDIA ONCE AGAIN ANNOUNCED THE SUPERIORITY OF THE GPU OVER THE TPU (2017-08-14)
The head of NVIDIA admitted that Volta costs a lot in production (2017-08-11)
The financial optimism of NVIDIA is due to a profitable strategic position (2017-08-11)
In the second quarter, NVIDIA revenue grew 1.5 times (2017-08-11)
Over the past three months, NVIDIA has earned at least 150 million (2017-08-11)
NVIDIA promises to release a game Volta, but while calls to buy Pascal (2017-08-11)
The share price of NVIDIA shares rose in anticipation of quarter results announcement (2017-08-08)
Analysts believe in the ability of AMD Radeon RX Vega to squeeze NVIDIA products (2017-08-02)
NVIDIA TITAN Xp is now more popular with professionals (2017-08-01)
Miners could raise the revenue of AMD and NVIDIA by up to 875 million (2017-07-18)
NVIDIA GeForce GTX G-Assist an April Fools joke that revived (2017-07-18)
Experts believe in the artificial-intellectual potential of NVIDIA (2017-07-13)
The characteristics of NVIDIA Volta prove that Moores law is more likely to live (2017-07-10)
Miner solutions based on NVIDIA GP104 have already been patented in GPU-Z (2017-07-07)

Post Quick Reply:

                                        
Verif code:

                 

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