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How long should my GPU last?
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geofelt
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From a mechanical failure point of view, the card should last indefinitely.
The most likely failure point would be the fan which can be replaced.
More likely, the card will become obsolete before it wears out.
It will last only until you want more graphics power for a game. Today, you can replace the card with a much stronger graphics card for $70 on up.
The most likely failure point would be the fan which can be replaced.
More likely, the card will become obsolete before it wears out.
It will last only until you want more graphics power for a game. Today, you can replace the card with a much stronger graphics card for $70 on up.
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