newbjumper

Hey, So I remember a while back when Linus fixed his dead video card here by baking it in an oven. I have a dead OnePlus 2 and LG G3, both out of warranty. I already have a new phone, but I was wondering if I can try to fix this using the same way Linus did. Should I do this?

NCIX Canada, unfortunately I can't return it or exchange it because it came with a mail in rebate (thats what drew me into buying it ;-;) Yeah I'll ask my mom if we can sell it at a garage sale. Thanks for suggesting that

I was still a noob when it came to choosing my parts for my new computer, cheaping out in basically everything to get the best cpu and gpu for the lowest price. I didn't realize I bought a "stay away from" psu, the Thermaltake TR-600, until I read the list on this forums and on /r/pcmasterrace. I have been using it for overclocking my 6700k to 4.6ghz at 1.4 volts, as well as gtx 1080 at 2.1ghz. I have overclocked these since around the start of July when I got the 1080, hasn't failed me since. But I worry because I see the psu on the bottom of both lists, so what can I do about it? Is there anything I can do about it?

Benchmark: Fire Strike CPU: i7 6700k GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX GTX 1080 OC GPU Core: 2088mhz GPU Memory: 1300mhz Score: 18580 3DMark Link: http://www.3dmark.com/fs/9238605 PCPartPicker Link: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/3NJBbj

Hello, i remember seeing a long list of steps on how to improve 3dmark score, i think it was this forums or it was another forums, but i cant find it on this forums.. So how do you get a better 3dmark score?