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Zotac GTX 970 zt-90101-10p PCB is getting pink!

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Hi everyone, so I opened my case to put new fans and to my surprise in the edge of the vga next to the sli fingers it was pink. My PSU is 850w evga, should i worry? The Vga is new, has 12 days.

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Hi everyone, so I opened my case to put new fans and to my surprise in the edge of the vga next to the sli fingers it was pink. My PSU is 850w evga, should i worry? The Vga is new, has 12 days.

 

it's either corrosion or it case from the factory like that.  sometimes manufacturers mark the sides of PCB's with indicate they've passed QC and such.  

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looks more like corrosion

anything in you system watercooled?

No nothing everything is air.

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it's either corrosion or it case from the factory like that.  sometimes manufacturers mark the sides of PCB's with indicate they've passed QC and such.  

If that's the case... then thanks!

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No nothing everything is air.

 

it's either corrosion or it case from the factory like that.  sometimes manufacturers mark the sides of PCB's with indicate they've passed QC and such.  

What can I do about the corrosion?

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