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Nvidia refuses to replace RTX 5080 FE GPU's broken 16-pin power connector retention clip — the owner says Nvidia is trying to 'burn my house down'

Nvidia refuses to replace RTX 5080 FE GPU's broken 16-pin power connector retention clip — the owner says Nvidia is trying to 'burn my house down'

Nvidia Stands Firm on RTX 5080 FE Power Connector Issue

A Redditor recently reported an issue with their brand-new GeForce RTX 5080 Founders Edition, specifically regarding the 16-pin power connector's retention clip. According to the user, the clip broke, and Nvidia has refused to replace the card.

The user expressed frustration, stating that Nvidia is essentially trying to "burn my house down" by not addressing the faulty connector. This highlights concerns about the potential safety implications of a broken power connector.

While details are still emerging, this incident raises questions about Nvidia's quality control and customer support regarding their high-end graphics cards. It remains to be seen if Nvidia will reconsider its stance or offer alternative solutions to affected users.


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