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Recently, a well-known Chinese hardware dealer, 'Brother Zhang,' discovered a used and broken RTX 4090 sold for around $222, which contained a plastic die instead of real silicon. This scam demonstrates the increasing sophistication of GPU fraud in the current market. While the die was labeled as an

A Chinese repair channel on Bilibili recently uncovered a sophisticated GPU scam involving a broken ASUS RTX 4090 sold for just 1,500 RMB (around $222). Upon disassembly, the channel found a plastic die with fake NVIDIA markings instead of a real GPU, lacking any functional silicon or memory. This s