How to get Windows to ORANGE SCREEN!!!!! --- STEP BY STEP

[TurbulentWinds]

Step 1: Put copper heat sinks on your M.2 SSD because thermals suck

Step 2: Run intensive applications to increase system temperature

Step 3: Watch the adhesive melt, causing the heat sinks to slowly slide towards your graphics card

Step 4: Blue screen while playing Civ

Step 5: Reboot and reload save

Step 6: Turquoise screen while playing Civ

Step 7: Reboot and disable GPU overclock

Step 8: Aquamarine screen while playing Civ

Step 9: Reboot and disable XMP

Step 10: Resume playing Civ

Step 11: ORANGE SCREEN LIKE A G

 

 

 

[CostcoSamples]

Thanks for the step-be-step!  Gonna try it tonight.

[TurbulentWinds]

Just now, CostcoSamples said:

Thanks for the step-be-step!  Gonna try it tonight.

I appreciate it; it took me a while to find the perfect method!

[WereCat]

Windows 10 LMG x64

or just get DBrand skin on your BSOD

[CostcoSamples]

54 minutes ago, TurbulentWinds said:

Step 1: Put copper heat sinks on your M.2 SSD because thermals suck

Step 2: Run intensive applications to increase system temperature

Step 3: Watch the adhesive melt, causing the heat sinks to slowly slide towards your graphics card

Step 4: Blue screen while playing Civ

Step 5: Reboot and reload save

Step 6: Turquoise screen while playing Civ

Step 7: Reboot and disable GPU overclock

Step 8: Aquamarine screen while playing Civ

Step 9: Reboot and disable XMP

Step 10: Resume playing Civ

Step 11: ORANGE SCREEN LIKE A G

 

 

 

Hey I realized I don't have a M.2 SSD - do you think it would work if I detach either the CPU heatsink or the motherboard heatsink, and then apply the same adhesive??

 

Thanks!  

[TurbulentWinds]

4 minutes ago, CostcoSamples said:

Hey I realized I don't have a M.2 SSD - do you think it would work if I detach either the CPU heatsink or the motherboard heatsink, and then apply the same adhesive??

 

Thanks!  

I'm not 100% percent sure what you mean, but I think your asking if you can use the adhesive instead of thermal paste for the CPU. I guess you could but it would not work at all (toothpaste would be better) and would be a huge pain to get off and could melt down onto the motherboard. Relatively speaking, M.2 SSDs don't produce much heat, but without direct airflow it builds up to extremely high amounts. The copper heat sinks help a lot for the M.2 drives (if you are planning on getting one wait until next gen when the thermal issues are fixed).

[PeteTeradactyl]

Can we get a YT vid of this pls?

This Seems....*breathes heavily* legitimate

[TurbulentWinds]

7 hours ago, PeteTeradactyl said:

Can we get a YT vid of this pls?

This Seems....*breathes heavily* legitimate

It is. I wish it wasn't, RIP 1050 Ti.

[vanished]

Interesting, I saw a red screen once

[bcguru9384]

On ‎10‎/‎23‎/‎2017 at 3:22 PM, TurbulentWinds said:

I'm not 100% percent sure what you mean, but I think your asking if you can use the adhesive instead of thermal paste for the CPU. I guess you could but it would not work at all (toothpaste would be better) and would be a huge pain to get off and could melt down onto the motherboard. Relatively speaking, M.2 SSDs don't produce much heat, but without direct airflow it builds up to extremely high amounts. The copper heat sinks help a lot for the M.2 drives (if you are planning on getting one wait until next gen when the thermal issues are fixed).

why a small m.2 being a pagefilesystem and temporary file/folder system is better use then as OS drive