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Sorry vid plays was just pointing out that odd message. Sorry for the confusion!3 points -
Thanks guys, will double check permissions tomorrow, but I think this is possibly a bug related to the software. If I confirm it as a bug I will speak to the dev.3 points
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Yep, I see that too. Video plays fine though.2 points
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Only because I was far away, if I was closer it would probably be more spectacular 😂 /img/logo.png Bastiaan_NL`s 3DMark Vantage - Performance score: 24420 marks with a Radeon HD 6850 HWBOT.ORG The Radeon HD 6850 @ 1130/1200MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the 3DMark Vantage - Performance benchmark. Bastiaan_NLranks #null worldwide and #5 in the hardware class. Find out more at HWBOT. I did 1130 on the not so impressive Club3D card @ 1.35v. I'm now working on the Sapphire Toxic, which seems to have a decent pcb. Keep your fingers crossed that the core is gold too 🤞2 points
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It allows you to change it both ways, instead of a normal resistor mod. Which means you can also undervolt a GPU if you like that, or make it go boom (ask @Avacado) The software is easy, the mod is not too complicated and it looks better than pot-meters on the pcb. I am planning to do the same mod on my next project, and I hope to go into more detail there.2 points
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This EVC2 is connected to work as a feedback mod instead of using resistors. The nice thing is that it also monitors voltage and can be used for negative and positive change in voltage which sometimes helps with memory overclocking.2 points
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Rockitcool kit, yes. Usually heat it up to 60-70c, just enough to help soften the adhesive border. It's not meant to soften the solder at that temp.2 points
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It really didn't work that well. He was hitting 100C. Just the water itself was enough to keep it going. During the summer of '19, one morning I woke up to a dead water pump. At 100% load with no flow, the temp was still below 60C.2 points
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I just want to push people down this is awesome imagine in VR 🤣😅😂1 point
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Well done brother fox.1 point
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Very cool stuff, thanks for sharing! Looking forward to watching next episode 🤩1 point
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Intrusive thoughts won... 😂1 point
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MOAR!!!!! TAKE IT OFF, TAKE IT ALL OFF!!!!!! ❤️1 point
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Exactly. Really weird.1 point
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Interesting, mine says the same, but I am able to play the video. This is going to have to be another @ENTERPRISE intervention. @TonyBombassolo Even though it says "You don't have permission to play this video", can you still play it anyway, even with that message?1 point
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Says You don't have permission to play this video.1 point
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It was more like a stinky fizzle than a boom....1 point
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Congrats all!1 point
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Congratulations to everyone who participated in the Foldathon! You did well!1 point
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Always wondered if heating it was really better since a cold metal will break while a hot one will bend.1 point
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Looks easy enough 👍 Which delid tool did you use (rockitcool?) and how hot did you heat it up to?1 point
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Great idea. Thank you for sharing it.1 point
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Hail Mary Full of Grace... (sounds more positive than a suicide run right?)1 point
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Com'on Intel, stop trying to hit me, and hit me! We needed you last year, or two.1 point
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What just happened? Did it work?1 point
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1.485v GIT IT BOI!1 point
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Great soundtrack for a reveal !1 point
