Amazon said in a statement sent to PC Gamer today that "some" players reported that they had experienced hardware failures. Players did not observe "signs of general problems" with the RTX 3090. Players can now play this New World Coins For Sale game safely. In order to appease the players, they will limit the fps on the menu screen.

There were hundreds of thousands of people in the New World closed beta yesterday, and they played millions of hours in total. Some reports about players with high-performance graphics cards experiencing hardware failures while playing in the new world were also sent.

The New World implementation of the standard DirectX call provided by the Windows API. In the beta version and in our months of Alpha testing, we did not see signs of general problems with the 3090.

The New World closed beta is absolutely safe. We will implement a patch today to further reassure players. We can set the upper limit of frames per second on our menu screen. We are very grateful for the support we have received from players all over the world. Players can continue to listen to their feedback throughout the Beta version and beyond.

In a forum post, an Amazon customer service representative admitted that there is a problem with "Nvidia RTX 3090 series and 100% GPU utilization." The developer suggests that players can turn off the "override in driver settings". In the Nvidia control panel, setting the "maximum frame rate" to "off" is the only specific instruction they give.

Regarding the closed beta version of Amazon’s New World MMO, which was launched yesterday, multiple reports have killed the GeForce RTX 3090 graphics card in some way.

These reports were released through the New World subreddit after greyone78 released news about the death of its RTX 3090. Some instances of GPU failure have also been seen by Twitter. Players can enjoy more convenience. The staff of https://www.newworldcoins.com/ are always paying attention to the product market, just to ensure that players love the cheapest New World Coins.