EXTREMELY HOT GPU

[Eurybus]

[SLAYR]

Driver bug most likely.

[Gale]

RIP.

[VerticalDiscussions]

Wouldnt that literally burn a hole trough the earth?

[Simon771]

Now we know what's the reason for global warming.

 

Turn that PC off mate, and save our planet!

[LordGabeNisBae]

Bro you need to contact NASA... this shit may create a black hole

[Nacho Marco Segui]

Average AMD gpu temps

 

Kek

[Kantor]

get out of their man before it explodes.

 

 

 

 

but yeah try reinstalling the drivers.

[Sauron]

It's normal, valley doesn't regognize amd gpu temperatures correctly most of the time. I thought it was common knowledge by now.

[Julian5]

amd gpus ftw, comes with free oven

[Dresta]

7 minutes ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

Bro you need to contact NASA... this shit may create a black hole

Black holes are not created with extreme heat lol

[LordGabeNisBae]

Just now, Dresta said:

Black holes are not created with extreme heat lol

Black holes are created when a large amount of energy is concentrated in a small space. Heat=energy

[Julian5]

1 minute ago, Dresta said:

Black holes are not created with extreme heat lol

I create black holes. Huge ones

[NoobCase]

6 minutes ago, Julian5 said:

amd gpus ftw, comes with free oven

Well it doesn't show freqency correctly on nvidia cards either...  So not really anything to blame AMD. 

[Dresta]

2 minutes ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

Black holes are created when a large amount of energy is concentrated in a small space. Heat=energy

No,black holes are created when a existing star falls apart,and if the density of the star is enough it will either create a black hole or if the density is not enough it creates a Neutron Star

[Julian5]

A common type of black hole is produced by certain dying stars. A star with a mass greater than about 20 times the mass of our Sun may produce a black hole at the end of its life.

 

[Julian5]

Just now, Arokhantos said:

haha but can you bake an egg on it ?

You just gave me a great Idea, who wants to see a GPU / CPU cooking guide. If I get support Ill do it

[LordGabeNisBae]

Just now, Dresta said:

No,black holes are created when a existing star falls apart,and if the density of the star is enough it will either create a black hole or if the density is not enough it creates a Neutron Star

Mate. You do not need a star to create a black hole. In nature however, it is the only way that they seem to form. Realistically, an overload of energy concentrated in a small space greatly distorts spacetime and collapses to form a singularity which is the basis of a black hole. In case of the star, the collapse of the star upon itself during a supernova merely concentrates the energy of the star (in form of mass, e=mc^2) in a smaller and smaller point causing space time to tear into a singularity, forming a black hole

[Julian5]

1 minute ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

Mate. You do not need a star to create a black hole. In nature however, it is the only way that they seem to form. Realistically, an overload of energy concentrated in a small space greatly distorts spacetime and collapses to form a singularity which is the basis of a black hole. In case of the star, the collapse of the star upon itself during a supernova merely concentrates the energy of the star (in form of mass, e=mc^2) in a smaller and smaller point causing space time to tear into a singularity, forming a black hole

Well But realistically you do need a start since until now this is the only way black holes have been formed.

Therefore this computer could not create a black hole even at those temperatures, it anything it would instantly burn into flames and burn its suroundings

[Dresta]

5 minutes ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

Mate. You do not need a star to create a black hole. In nature however, it is the only way that they seem to form. Realistically, an overload of energy concentrated in a small space greatly distorts spacetime and collapses to form a singularity which is the basis of a black hole. In case of the star, the collapse of the star upon itself during a supernova merely concentrates the energy of the star (in form of mass, e=mc^2) in a smaller and smaller point causing space time to tear into a singularity, forming a black hole

a overload of energy would not mean shit,if there is not enough density to push it to crush and create black holes

[LordGabeNisBae]

Just now, Julian5 said:

Well But realistically you do need a start since until now this is the only way black holes have been formed.

Therefore this computer could not create a black hole even at those temperatures, it anything it would instantly burn into flames and burn its suroundings

If you look closely, this started as a joke... which escalated into a science debate

 

However, addressing your concern, that temperature would indeed scorch everything around it. Perhaps more like an atomic bomb as that much heat in a gpu die is enough to cause issues for a considerable distance

[Julian5]

2 minutes ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

If you look closely, this started as a joke... which escalated into a science debate

 

However, addressing your concern, that temperature would indeed scorch everything around it. Perhaps more like an atomic bomb as that much heat in a gpu die is enough to cause issues for a considerable distance

Well, What if we used that heat for cooking, Im gonna need to find an old AMD GPU and strap a grill onto it, gaming while cooking

[LordGabeNisBae]

Just now, Dresta said:

a overload of energy would not mean shit,if there is not enough density to push it to crush and create black holes

Matter= energy. Once you realise that, you are 90% of the way there

[LordGabeNisBae]

Just now, Julian5 said:

Well, What if we used that heat for cooking, Im gonna need to find an old AMD GPU and strap a grill onto it, gaming while cooking

let me know when you use it, I could perhaps be able to share some of that heat down here in Aust

[Dresta]

1 minute ago, LordGabeNisBae said:

Matter= energy. Once you realise that, you are 90% of the way there

Matter is not enegy,matter transmits energy