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Summary
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The RTX 5090 graphics cards are thrown when they try to update drivers.
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Brands like Gigabyte and ASUS that sell these models are affected by this unknown number.
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Intel Battlemage graphics processors can benefit from this problem with NVIDIA, offering the opportunity to success.
Did you manage to insert the RTX 5090 during Windows launch? There is a great chance that you did not do so; The card is ultimately
suffering from a major stock problem right now
And people speculate that the new ones will not become available for months. Well, if you are left with an old card for now, at least you can be comforted that the 5090 series has a strange brick edition and no one knows why it breaks.
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NVIDIA’s new RTX 5090 RTX 5090 is reported to suffer from brick problems
As reported TweaktownPeople get in forums to announce that their 5090 or 5090D (Chinese version) have tweed. So far, reports have argued that the 5090s sold by Colorful, Manli, Gigabyte and Asus have this problem.
Nobody knows exactly what causes this problem. However, it seems that it triggers when someone goes to update the graphics card driver. Once the driver is applied, the screen will remain black and the computer will no longer recognize it.
A poster in a Chinese forum has a theory why the device update causes broken cards:
The RTX 5090D is brick on its first edition. Do not rush to buy 5090 from home and abroad. All 5090D has exploded, probably due to a burned core. At the moment, even if you do not enter the system, the card is not recognized in BIOS. Current known information: The driver will lead to a collapse of the graphics card with a high likelihood of screen distortion and a very likely likelihood of burning IC.
While NVIDIA has a nasty and expensive problem on its hands, Intel is probably ready to win from it. In the end there is a lot of Reasons why Intel’s BattleMage graphics processors are what the market needsAnd now it’s the perfect time to strengthen the market while Team Green Flounders.
