I am going to be buying a brand new PC soon as I'm convinced there's something wrong with my old one that keeps breaking everything i put in it. However, I cannot afford a new graphics card so I have settled on using my old one.
At first I thought it was damaged, and after putting it in a different PC, discovered this was not the case but I am worried that in the process of swapping the graphics card around that I may have actually damaged it this time.
So I was wondering, is there any way the graphics card, if damaged, could damage the rest of my new PC? It has no visual damage, and unless I really messed it up, has no noticeable damage when being used. But paranoid me keeps thinking that there is just a small chance it may be damaged.
What I believe was the cause of me thinking it was damaged in the first place was a dodgy motherboard.
It's currently sitting in a box after being moved from main pc to backup pc to main pc and then box.
Thanks
At first I thought it was damaged, and after putting it in a different PC, discovered this was not the case but I am worried that in the process of swapping the graphics card around that I may have actually damaged it this time.
So I was wondering, is there any way the graphics card, if damaged, could damage the rest of my new PC? It has no visual damage, and unless I really messed it up, has no noticeable damage when being used. But paranoid me keeps thinking that there is just a small chance it may be damaged.
What I believe was the cause of me thinking it was damaged in the first place was a dodgy motherboard.
It's currently sitting in a box after being moved from main pc to backup pc to main pc and then box.
Thanks
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