The user explained that the video card is manufactured by MSI, and the power supply is produced by FSP, but in his opinion, the brand of equipment does not matter in this case.
Interestingly, despite the fact that the power limit of the video card was limited to 75%, this did not help prevent malfunctions.
This highlights that the problem with connector melting may be more serious and systemic than initially thought. Service centers report that such problems occur quite often, especially among adapters of the first wave of releases.
NVIDIA responded by replacing the 12-pin 12VHPWR port with a newer, more secure version, but new cases continue to be reported.
All this raises serious concerns among users and raises doubts about the safety of using powerful video cards at home.
Source: Ferra
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