SweClockers along with other tech review sites have discovered a flaw that could cause Nvidia's new dual-GPU GeForce GTX 590 to burn up in a plume of smoke. After frying two sample cards, the Swedish site blamed the driver they were supplied with. When overclocking the GTX 590 with GeForce driver version 267.52, the card supposedly draws more power than it can actually handle causing it to overheat. SweClockers has documented the issue on video:
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Ah Nvidia and their exploding cards. And they went so long without a mishap too.
lol ati cards may be far from perfect but they will never burn you graphic card .
I always have full fan control on my cards with temp and fan speed displays on every game I play, gotta love MSI afterburner.
that was a plume? I thought this would be a cool video, how lame. Clocks and voltages are set for a reason on these cards. i turned mine up sure but my cards easily overclock. I guess Nvidia downclocking before release wasn't an indication lol
As if one GTX590 card wasn't expensive enough, they want us to buy another just a few days after release. Great job, nvidia /s