Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) are important for tasks requiring heavy graphics like video editing, visual effects, or gaming. Keeping that in mind, companies ...

A German TechTuber has observed that some graphics cards have started to routinely fail due to the stresses imposed by their physical size and fixing orientation. KrisFix, whose day job is in computer ...

GPU sag happens when a graphics card, especially those with multiple fans or large coolers, becomes too heavy for the motherboard's PCIe slot to support. This results in the card sagging downward due ...

A B.Tech (Computer Science) engineer turned writer, Varun has over 7 years of experience in tech journalism. He started his journey by writing for various publications like Beebom and Mr. Phone, ...

GPU sag, the downward bending of your card on the motherboard, is actually a fairly common phenomenon in heavy cards. It occurs because the cards exert torque on the PCIe connector's edge. With ...

GPU sagging occurs when the graphics card is too heavy for the case bracket or PCB to support, usually caused the massive cooler shrouds. Here are some ways to combat this. When you purchase through ...

Despite graphics card PCBs becoming smaller and smaller with each successive generation — some of the latest RTX 50 cards have PCBs just a few inches long — their power consumption has gone up, and ...

A German YouTuber with a penchant for PC video card repairs has published a new video underlining his skills in this tricky technical niche. KrisFix recently published a video where he fixed an MSI ...

In context: Over the past few years, brackets to support large graphics cards have joined the growing list of components that custom PC builders might shop for. As high-end GPUs and their cooling ...

The NVIDIA faulty GPU fiasco is getting worse. In what was originally detailed as an isolated amount of faulty parts contained to some HP laptops, is starting to look like a much bigger problem. Now ...