Gigabyte Addresses RTX 50-Series Thermal Gel Leak Issue
April 25, 2025, 11:20 am
Gigabyte has acknowledged an early-production thermal gel leak in its RTX 50-series graphics cards. Despite concerns raised by this quality control hiccup, the manufacturer maintains that the issue does not impact stability or lifespan, and no recall is planned—leaving consumers to wonder if appearance truly trumps performance.
There will be no recall or replacement as Gigabyte says the issue does not compromise the product's performance, stability, or lifespan.
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