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PNY allegedly refuses to cover melted RTX 5090 powered by native power supply cable

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PNY allegedly refuses to cover melted RTX 5090 powered by native power supply cable

A user’s GeForce RTX 5090 died when his 12V-2×6 connector melted, and then PNY denied his warranty claim based on technicalities that aren’t even present in the warranty policy.

Source: Tom's Hardware

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