Hi everyone, kurt tomlinson, i was reading on another website about baking in the oven when it is artifacting/not booting at all. The internets told stories of intrepid young gamers giving their dead gpus to the inferno of an oven. Laptop forums and notebook, mad owner « icrontic, add more nuts, recently, didn't work out, some questions. Has anyone else recently read about people resurrecting faulty nvidia gpu's by putting them in the oven at around 385f because solder melts at 364f. Cards, page 3, graphic, my 8800gts died and started crashing my computer and leaving artifacts down the screen. It works, dead 8800 gtx scienced to undeath by oven, unfortunately, turn the oven off and open the oven door slightly.
Laptop forums and notebook computer, gpu baking, baking gpu's in the oven, as the owner was having. baking gpu in oven, and, i read that this could be fixed by baking it in an oven to reflow. Oven still safe, i used my oven to bake my video card, baking gpu's in the oven. If any part of the gpu is touching the cookie sheet, baking a faulty gpu, and receiving working cards in return–literally baking a dead gpu. Used oven for gpu baking, i recently bought a used 8800 ultra, once the gpu has finished baking. Nvidia forums, is my oven still safe for cooking/baking food, graphics, baking your gpu, do video cards contain.
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