overclocking

[P Shepard]

i wanted to overclock my computer that my friend build for me.

[79wjd]

i wanted to overclock my computer that my friend build for me.

Yeah, you have to flip it over and put it back in the microwave. 

 

But be careful, you have to put it in for the EXACT same amount of time; uneven heating can cause serious damage. 

[Clyne]

As for your question, you broke it, either reuse the cooler for something else or use it as a coaster.

Only thing that i can think of putting a gpu into a microwave or a oven is to reflow the solder joints on the gpu to make it work again. 

[DIV1D3]

just put in freezer and you good to go

may get downclocked but least you get working cpu

[AlwaysFSX]

If a troll: nice attempt, but your execution was a little bit off.

If not: GG.

[Guest Kloaked]

I lost my shit at "the google"

[DigitalHermit]

Congratulations... You now have a graphics card coaster...

 

Also if you put it back for -(time you put it in) at -(wattage/power setting) it will still work...

[TheTacoSniper]

gg brian d

[Juganog]

If i remember right after it goes pop you are meant to put wet towels over it to cool it down, it's the best method for cooling down graphics cards.. once its cool do 1-2 more cycles depending on how much performance you want to get out of the card any more than that will damage the card

[mercilesslawyer]

Douse it in gasoline and set it on fire. If it's a Nvidia 700 series +, use kerosene instead. Make sure to use plenty of fuel, and do it in an unventilated location. The graphics card will turn black. Mind the smell. Guarunteed method, 10/10, will work.
 

[Sklo]

sorry guys, is this the internetz?

[Hirad123]

Jesus christ

[Deftin]

Ah, This is a common problem. I'm assuming you forgot to paint any flames or go-faster stripes on the card before 'microverclocking' it didn't you?

 

It's a long shot but try painting them on now, you'll have to use a lead based paint to ensure good coverage (a quick taste test of the paint will tell you what type it is) You'll need to use a long handled brush so as not to aggravate the ions.

[legopc]

Ah, This is a common problem. I'm assuming you forgot to paint any flames or go-faster stripes on the card before 'microverclocking' it didn't you?

 

It's a long shot but try painting them on now, you'll have to use a lead based paint to ensure good coverage (a quick taste test of the paint will tell you what type it is) You'll need to use a long handled brush so as not to aggravate the ions.

oh oh oh dont forget speed dents they also help