Elijahonli
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yeap... you will be surprise that not everyone knows the best practices for testing GPU...In this scenario, no stress test was done. Just ran a stupid video and tell u your gpu is fine.
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and in this case, the video pro staff may not have the proper knowledge/skills about the best practices to test a GPU. As mentioned in my wall of text, they are computer parts RETAILER, in which their main purpose is to MAKE MONEY, not do troubleshooting.
An elderly person or even a chio looking female intern without computer knowledge are the range of people that could be working in a SLS Computer Parts store like video pro. So it is not unusual if they do not have the knowledge on how to troubleshoot properly.
And dont assume that running games/running furmark, 3D mark, heaven is the proper way to stress test a GPU.
It just works most of the time and the only tools we have on our end, does not mean its the proper stress test method, Nvidia/AMD technial staff could be laughing their arse off at the methods we are using. For Videopro staff without proper technical knowledge and tools, testing a video is all they could have done.


) so they can't accept 1 to 1 unless outright dead on arrival. only manufacturer labs and workshops have that ability to test circuits, power/voltages.