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The new PowerColor factory certainly has the charm of a somewhat unfamiliar test environment, because the only production line installed so far looks more like a small chain and test run area. So basically, Maggi’s cooking studio is highly qualified for graphics cards, only with PowerColor out of the box and colored pixels instead of bouillon cubes. It feels more like a playground and test track for (read the full article…)
During the entire testing process, I am now wondering how defective friction coolers or radiator bearings are detected after complete assembly.
My most recent experience was a Palit RTX 4090 GameRock (pretty much the first batch) whose mid fan was trying to contact the plastic casing like crazy.
How do you make sure you notice these anomalies? You can’t hear it there.
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