Question help

[ssremix59]

so i was messing around inside my pc and i decided to push my gpu up a little and my sister knocked on my door while i was doing it and i pushed kinda hard on my gpu because it made me jump and i heard a cracking noise or somthing maybe it was a creek instead of a cracking sound i dont know would applying some force crack the gpu or the chip attached to the gpu snap it? . its working fine and all but my ocd is preventing me form letting ot go and thinking what if this happend what if that happened also are gpus so posed to be flexible enough to be pushed up a little bit?.

 

[RememberThe5th]

It may crackle from PCB up to a plastic of shroud of the Cooler from GPU, but now days PCB's are more durable since they have more layers and usually bigger heatsinks and such things.
If everything works fine I would not mind.

I dropped once DDR2 ram by accident on floor and it stopped working...

 

[ssremix59]

It may crackle from PCB up to a plastic of shroud of the Cooler from GPU, but now days PCB's are more durable since they have more layers and usually bigger heatsinks and such things.
If everything works fine I would not mind.

I dropped once DDR2 ram by accident on floor and it stopped working...

whats pcb?

 

[RememberThe5th]

PCB is where layers of copper connects the stuff between lets say GPU chip and VRAM (GPU ram) in layers, usually now days they have many layers 6,8,12 etc., or in short layers of copper with insulation between them which connects stuff to other stuff, like you have outer skin layers.
Copper is somewhat flexible to some point also as PCB soo the main suspect which made the sound would be the plastic bit of GPU cooler or motherboard.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9pGbLJknDk

 

[ssremix59]

PCB is where layers of copper connects the stuff between lets say GPU chip and VRAM (GPU ram) in layers, usually now days they have many layers 6,8,12 etc., or in short layers of copper with insulation between them which connects stuff to other stuff, like you have outer skin layers.
Copper is somewhat flexible to some point also as PCB soo the main suspect which made the sound would be the plastic bit of GPU cooler or motherboard.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9pGbLJknDk

i see thank you!