borrowing a graphics card

[kletno]

my sister built a gaming pc and wont let me use it, and my computer is terrible. now she's out of town and i want to use her graphics card in my computer. if i take her graphics card out of her computer, use it, then put it back in hers, will there be any way to tell i used it? (side note: i know its not right, but she never lets me do anything and she's kind of a jerk, so she deserves it.)

 

[COLGeek]

Just don't. What if you damage the video card? What then?

This is a very immature thing to do, by the way. Even posting the question is even worse.

What happened to this build?

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3196628/computer-parts-work.html

 

[amtseung]

1.) Fingerprints
2.) Sisterly love
3.) Sisterly instincts
4.) Moved components
5.) Cable management

I do not recommend you do this.

P.S. Don't break anything 😉

 

[kletno]

ok fine, i guess it is a stupid idea

 

[COLGeek]

ok fine, i guess it is a stupid idea

It is indeed. This sounds like a scheme hatched by a 10 year old that is sure to backfire. Don't chance it. It isn't worth it.