I didn ' t say it was reasonable . It ' s just the reason that I recall having heard whenever the game gets brought up . It ' s meant for enthusiasts . <| sep |> I did all in as well but luckily they weren ' t Oxford tan 😅 <| sep |> Witcher 3 is all you need , my friend . <| sep |> He has two marimba solos . My Lady white . Couple chorales , and one rhythmically active piece . And variations on Lost Love which is a lot more difficult to play , but equally as fantastic <| sep |> xreply from a post in rbuildapcThere ' s a fundamental flaw in your argument considering the equation you quoted from stack exchange and given the temp ratings agreed upon based on the modelcomposition of the caps . Your Life degradation equation only has a negative exponent and exponential decay if and only if the operating temperature exceeds the temp rating . Up and close to it or being just below it has 0 impact on the life expectancy of the component given that equation . The testing confirmed that at no point were the hottest parts of the cards reaching temperatures that high under the worst possible scenario . Average users were not subjecting their cards to this extreme situation and thus couldn ' t have broken that threshold to degrade the components . EDIT Quite frankly , on second inspection , that equation is crap . Are you to tell me that for operating temperatures below the rating , that life expectancy exponentially grows now ?