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Jockz
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Hello to everyone! I have one question, what is this on my graphic card? Will it quit with work soon? What I need to expect? Sorry for bad english.

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Just now, Jockz said:

Hello to everyone! I have one question, what is this on my graphic card? Will it quit with work soon? What I need to expect? Sorry for bad english.

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Exactly what are you talking about since I don't see what you pointed out

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Just now, Kanna said:

Exactly what are you talking about since I don't see what you pointed out

I mean on this 

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Just now, Jockz said:

I mean on this 

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What card is it how long have it been in use?

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Just now, Kanna said:

What card is it how long have it been in use?

RX470, Maybe about a year, I bought a used one, but just now I noticed this.

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1 minute ago, Jockz said:

RX470, Maybe about a year, I bought a used one, but just now I noticed this.

What have it been used for before if you know

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Just now, Kanna said:

What have it been used for before if you know

I don't know, but this worries me.

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Just now, Jockz said:

I don't know, but this worries me.

It looks burnt but I'm not sure one thing I'm sure about is that it is not supposed to look like that maybe it was heavily used before

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Honestly it doesn't look that bad to me, but it's a bit hard to judge with those pictures. When did you get this card, and have you tested it yet?

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Just now, Aimi said:

Honestly it doesn't look that bad to me, but it's a bit hard to judge with those pictures. When did you get this card, and have you tested it yet?

It works perfect, 27 degrees on idle, full furmark test does not exceed 70 degrees

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It's flux residue from soldering. Looks like they used a rosin based flux for the larger components. If you don't like the look of it you can clean it off with some alcohol, but it's nothing to worry about :)

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2 minutes ago, Jockz said:

It works perfect, 27 degrees on idle, full furmark test does not exceed 70 degrees

Then it seems its nothing to worry about

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3 minutes ago, Jockz said:

It works perfect, 27 degrees on idle, full furmark test does not exceed 70 degrees

well then it is okay i guess. but if something happpens overheat crashes etc, i bet that its the gpu's fault

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2 minutes ago, Jockz said:

It works perfect, 27 degrees on idle, full furmark test does not exceed 70 degrees

some signs of corrosion and rust ...

it's not a big deal on the display connector ...

but for the longevity of the card u should clean it.

i think u need a special solution to do that.

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