Users report that the memory RGB light bar causes "burn marks" on the graphics card backplane

According to news from this site on April 10, netizen tychii93 recently posted in the Reddit community, saying that after disassembling his brother’s MSI RTX 3080 GPU, he found special “burn marks”, and initially judged them to be the RGB light strips of the memory stick. caused.

Below the post, many users reported that they had encountered similar problems. One of the users reported:

I I also encountered this situation, I was using Corsair RGB memory.

Another user reported:

After using my strix 1080ti graphics card with a trident z rgb memory stick for 7 years, similar traces appeared. I mainly set the memory stick to red, and the traces on the graphics card are also red.

Three days later, another user shared two photos on Reddit that once again demonstrated the problem.

Netizens speculate that the fading of the GPU backplate shows a similar pattern, consistent with the fading caused by the RGB lighting of the memory modules. This site learned from subsequent feedback from netizens that this problem should be caused by the reaction of RGB UV rays with the coating used on the backplane.

There are not many such case reports at this stage, and the above situation is for reference only.

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