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Buyer pays $350 for broken RTX 4090 project only to find realistic fake GPU die and swapped memory

October 12

A GPU repair specialist has uncovered another GPU scam involving a counterfeit RTX 4090 , with a fake GPU die and memory chips designed to resemble genuine components.

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