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  1. Lolucoca
    Why not fix it? I mean, get schematics for your laptop from some shady server and start soldering
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    It still depends on the performance of the HDMI decoder...
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    It should, VGA is technically capable of 2048x1536 pixels as far as I know
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    So I'm not the only one. This happens to me too, not so often, but still.
  5. Lolucoca
    Isn't blood full of stuff that changes its viscosity after a while? I doubt that it would be convenient to use blood.
  6. Lolucoca
    Delta is usually a great company. I wouldn't have any concern using it.
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    He got the delid-die-mate from der8auer He's a german overclocker. You can get this thing on caseking.de
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    I know that there's a GTX 750ti from gigabyte which has the LP format.
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    I would go with a used computer. You can probably afford a 2nd gen i5 and a better card.
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    Hi. I got a problem. My GPU isn't holding its clock speed. Even at high-intensity workloads, my GTX 980 keeps a pretty low clock speed while sitting at about 40°C. It also doesn't reach its power target. I can't get the graphics card to "refresh" and get up to its standard clock speed. Please help me
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    @peej Theoretically, you could do that, but I doubt it would be a pleasant experience since every technology has its limits. You can try, but I don't think you're gonna have any fun doing so.
  12. Lolucoca
    you could theoretically send composite video down an ethernet cable as long as you got the adapter for it.
  13. Lolucoca
    Run Chrome. Nuff said.
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    I would go with a basic Core i3 or Pentium so you don't have to buy an extra graphics card... Or, if you're an AMD fanboy, go for their APUs, they're quite nice
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    yeah
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    It has PCIe as well as AGP. I tried both and it didn't work
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    Before you ask, the RAM modules are all officially compatible
  18. Lolucoca
    P4 631, P D 945, Celeron D 341
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    Athlon XP 2800+ KM400-M 1GB DDR-400
  20. Lolucoca
    @greenwolf24 The cards ran on an Athlon XP with DDR ram, so that shouldn't be the problem.
  21. Lolucoca
    yeah and all of them worked.
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    @greenwolf24 Nah, I tested all of them on my other system and they worked perfectly fine.
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    @gtx1060=value Yup @greenwolf24 I tried with a Geforce FX 5200, an HD 9250, an S3 Trio64 (the PCI card), an HD 4670 and an HD 9800. All of those with 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB of RAM.
  24. Lolucoca
    There's no video. But it produces beep codes whenever I trigger a certain error. So the BIOS and the CPU are fine. The only real problem could be the north bridge since none of the graphics cards work.
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    I already did that. With both an oscilloscope and a multimeter. Everything gets power and all the voltage regulation seems to work fine, just like the clock signals
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