Some NVIDIA's RTX 4080s crash during a Counter Strike 2 tournament have lead to the elimination of one team

, by Quentin

Some NVIDIA's RTX 4080s crash during a Counter Strike 2 tournament have lead to the elimination of one team

You know, things don't always work as intended, but it's all the more damaging when it happens at a big Counter Strike 2 tournament offering a million dollars in cash prizes.

Indeed, this is what happened at a PGL event, where NVIDIA's RTX 4080 GPU driver crashed, resulting in the elimination of the team affected.

PGL organizers took to social networks to say they were working with NVIDIA to identify and resolve the program.

Source: wccftech.com

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