Radeon GPU cracking not caused by drivers, storing conditions and cryptomining to blame
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The long story short is that it was not the driver after all. As it turns out, the graphics cards that were sent over to KrisFix also had one other thing in common that was previously not mentioned. Many of these cards were sold by the same seller within two weeks, with a strong suspicion that these cards were previously used for cryptomining. However, the main issue was not the fact they were used for mining, as many post-mining cards are used by gamers around the globe every day. It is the moist condition that these cards were kept in, that might have been the cause of the problem in the first place. The increased air humidity certainly might have affected each of these cards.
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