Baking GPU in an Oven

Decided not to do this as it is not worth voiding warranty.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Intro
• to
• Baking
• Video
• Card
• evga
• warranty
• void
• remove
• everything
• cooler
• air
• cooling
• fan
• connector
• gtx
• 280
• 285
• 260
• 55nm
• 65nm
• core
• process
• technology
• computer
• overclock
• oven
• cook
• time
• degrees

[SharkGTX]

Overcooking :))) LOL

[WS6Zep89]

I find it odd he says the RMA is a "long story", something there sounds fishy. I've sent 3x 295 back for RMA at eVGA and I didn't have to pay anything and the shipping was very fast.

By doing this you are actually voiding the warranty from eVGA, so hope they don't watch this video.

[Chally340]

This is a waste of time and videos like this should be deleted. This shows nothing / proves nothing / is good for nothing. What a goof!

[asus3571]

@2chicks0cups wtf does hands have to do with it it will be obvious it was baked

[2chicks0cups]

@asus3571 ya hes got to be carefull they can totally tell who bought the card by the looks of there hands

[NE04ever]

wen you gonna make the video taking a part end baking it :D????

[Alycanjg]

good vid except for the lack of baking, :)

[RamboZsolt]

@t3hPoundcake In most cases it will fix blank screen video cards. Believe me, i tried it. Also: if you do not cook it long enough, the issue will come back.