- Alereon
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There is no reason to believe your motherboard is in any way related to the graphics card failure, and that's a good quality board. If anything your power supply could be the problem though. What's the brand and model of your power supply?
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- Alereon
- Feb 6, 2004
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It's high voltages that damage components, not low voltages. 12.6v would be a dangerously high voltage so you might want to check that. Not that low voltages are okay too, but they usually just cause incorrect operation, not damage. The maximum allowable rang is +/- 5%, but ideally deviation should be much less than that. It really sounds like your videocard just died, it was pretty old. Your power supply is pretty cheap but at least workable as long as you're not overclocking.
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May 31, 2014 05:46
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Yes. You should probably consult an electrician to avoid dying in a fire.
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