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$5,245 prebuilt RTX 5090 PC's connectors melt after sitting boxed for a year

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$5,245 prebuilt RTX 5090 PC's connectors melt after sitting boxed for a year

When one gamer’s prebuilt PC had a GPU and power cables burn up, they didn’t know where to turn: the system builder or the GPU manufacturer. It turned into a headache of differing policies and warranties.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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