Graphics card overheated

The overheating of the graphics card may be caused by overclocking or poor heat dissipation. If the graphics card is overheated, it will inevitably be burned. First of all, determine whether the graphics card is overclocked. If it has been overclocked, use software to lower the frequency; then check whether the cooling fan or heat sink on the graphics card is installed properly and whether it is working properly. If the installation is not normal, you can remove the cooling fan or the heat sink and reinstall it, or add another heat sink to the other parts of the graphics card that generate more heat, such as the video memory. In addition, since the heat of the graphics card is relatively large, if the power of the power supply is relatively small, it may also cause the graphics card to dissipate poorly. If none of the above methods work, it is recommended to replace the power supply.