Hello and welcome to the forums!
 
It's rather strange to have two cards fail in the exact same way so close apart. Usually when I see this happen it's caused by a faulty power supply. I'd highly recommend replacing your power supply before installing another video card in your system, or else I fear you may experience another video card failure a couple months down the line.
 
I've already ticketed your account, give us a call at 888-881-3842 or email support@evga.com and we can assist you with an RMA along with the shipping, and get you out the replacement first. If your power supply is an EVGA unit, go ahead and register it and we'll get that RMA'd as well, otherwise I'd suggest having it replaced with the manufacturer if it's still under warranty.

Also noting, I used the old eVGA GFX card for almost a year with no issues, but as soon as I got my 4k screen and started gaming at 4k, it lasted for about 2 months before it died, very similar to the time it took for the RMA to die.
 
I have a define R4 case from Fractal design with the 2 large case fans running at max speed at all times, so the interior of my case, never get very hot, this case actually seems excellent at heat management, while being low noise.
 
Cheers,
 
Martin

Hey there :),
 
PC basically shut down mid gaming session and I couldn't turn it on again, when I managed to get it running on the internal  MOBO gfx card, the fans would run on the 780TI, but no image if I plugged it into a monitor. Right now I'm running on the internal gfx card, which is a tad slow, so not using my PC until I receive the RMA from eVGA. Considering having a 960 backup card or something, in case this happens again.
 
Was thinking about upgrading, but there really isn't anything to upgrade to until pascal comes out, 980 and titan X is faster than 780TI, but not nearly enough to warrant the price tag.
 
Cheers,
 
Martin
 
 

Hey there,
 
As mentioned in my first reply, I already replaced PSU after the first eVGA card died, which didn't resolve the issue so RMA'ed the eVGA card and that worked. I have an Corsair AX 860, which is 80 Plus platinum certified, which I actually replaced with a completely new one for free when I contacted corsair about my issues. I doubt it's the PSU at this point, rails deliver stable power on the 12vs under load, so see no issues there. I also got a new surge control installed, at the same time I installed the new PSU, just in case it's fluctuations from the power grid. So far the only thing that dies is the GFX card, everything else works fine and I can boot on the internal GFX and play (in low details) just fine.
 
Hope this is going to be the last time, otherwise I'll try to see if I can get a refund or it replace with a better card the upgrade cost.
 
Cheers,
 
Martin
 
 
 
 

1137 is fine. It is gpu boost 2.0 pushing the card further on its own. 3 of my cards boost to 1149 without touching anything. It is completely normal :-)

Okay thanks for the info and sorry to hear 3 of your cards died :(. Hope this one will last, would like to wait until Pascal, before I upgrade.

Good to hear! :) Hopefully I won't have any issue anymore and can post the same a year from now :)