Repair My Nvidia Geforce GTX 460 SE from this given Link forum below ,Is that the way i can repair ?

[satwick]

Here is the link below :

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-repair-your-Graphics-Card-by-baking-it/

In this video it is shown that i can repair any graphic card buy just opening it and cleaning the old thermal paste from alcohol then the preheat oven to 375ºf and bake for 10 minutes and then taking it out and let it cool down and attach the cover and then fitting it ?? Is this a real solution for repairing the graphic card bcoz my graphic card is having a problems that are listed below :

1 ) when i installed my graphic card drivers it restarts everytime giving bluescreen error( when i uninstall in safe mode it i.e a drivers and then i restart it starts normally.


2) now my screen is having linings something like display problem.

Is there any solutions to it , how can i repair it or is the above video is the good solution ...please suggest a solution..!!!

thank you

 

[wa1]

You can try that method (baking the card in the microwave), since you already have the card.
But looking at the card's age, I think it's time is already up.
Anyway, you can try it first and get back to us again.

 

[Callum Rafferty]

Here is the link below :

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-repair-your-Graphics-Card-by-baking-it/

In this video it is shown that i can repair any graphic card buy just opening it and cleaning the old thermal paste from alcohol then the preheat oven to 375ºf and bake for 10 minutes and then taking it out and let it cool down and attach the cover and then fitting it ?? Is this a real solution for repairing the graphic card bcoz my graphic card is having a problems that are listed below :

1 ) when i installed my graphic card drivers it restarts everytime giving bluescreen error( when i uninstall in safe mode it i.e a drivers and then i restart it starts normally.


2) now my screen is having linings something like display problem.

Is there any solutions to it , how can i repair it or is the above video is the good solution ...please suggest a solution..!!!

thank you

I'm fairly new to things PC but it sounds feasible. I would only try it as a last resort, but even then I would just buy a new GPU, your model is very old. I recommend buying a new one and trying this for fun 😛.

 

[satwick]

You can try that method (baking the card in the microwave), since you already have the card.
But looking at the card's age, I think it's time is already up.
Anyway, you can try it first and get back to us again.

Will it have any effects on my microwave on baking it ???

 

[wa1]

You can try that method (baking the card in the microwave), since you already have the card.
But looking at the card's age, I think it's time is already up.
Anyway, you can try it first and get back to us again.

Will it have any effects on my microwave on baking it ???

I never try that method actually.
But if you follow the instruction accordingly, I am pretty sure your microwave is just fine..

 

[Callum Rafferty]

You can try that method (baking the card in the microwave), since you already have the card.
But looking at the card's age, I think it's time is already up.
Anyway, you can try it first and get back to us again.

Will it have any effects on my microwave on baking it ???

Probably safer to do it in a oven, if you have one. Microwave seems risky.

 

[satwick]

You can try that method (baking the card in the microwave), since you already have the card.
But looking at the card's age, I think it's time is already up.
Anyway, you can try it first and get back to us again.

Will it have any effects on my microwave on baking it ???

I never try that method actually.
But if you follow the instruction accordingly, I am pretty sure your microwave is just fine..

Is there any other solution for repairing rather then baking it???

 

[satwick]

Thank yor everyone for Suggestions... 🙂

 

[Mousemonkey]

Do not try and bake a graphic card in a microwave, just don't.

 

[RobCrezz]

Damn, second that, dont use the microwave!

 

[g-unit1111]

Unless your long term plans include becoming a potential Darwin Award winner, I would refrain from putting your GPU in the microwave.

 

[jimmysmitty]

Do not try and bake a graphic card in a microwave, just don't.

But the pretty fireworks he would have seen would have far outweighed his possible death due to fire and or explosions.

 

[logainofhades]

Metal and Microwaves do not mix. Recommending someone to put a GPU into a microwave has to be the absolute worst advice I have ever seen someone give, and I have seen so really bad advice, over the years. even worse so is that it is coming from a supposed graphics card master.

 

[wa1]

Wow, I don't know the "baking" method is not good at all.
Is that reaaaally that BAD?

I never do/watch someone who actually try that baking method, but what I know is there's some people who actually succeed with baking method and their card is working again.

To OP:
Let's be safe, just like everybody else says, do not try this at home, do not ever attempt this.

 

[wa1]

I need to add this personally to all Mods, thank you for correcting me for what I did.
I didn't know that my advice is completely wrong, for that I'm really sorry.

 

[Darkbreeze]

"Baking", does not mean "putting in the microwave". Baking is done in an OVEN, NOT in a microwave. You don't put sharp metal objects in microwaves. They will catch on fire or explode. Ovens don't do that.

 

[satwick]

Thank you all...and no need to say Sorry 🙂 ...Actually i didn't try...coz i was scared and now m confirmed that i won't try..!! 🙂

 

[wa1]

"Baking", does not mean "putting in the microwave". Baking is done in an OVEN, NOT in a microwave. You don't put sharp metal objects in microwaves. They will catch on fire or explode. Ovens don't do that.

I'm going to remember it for the rest of my life. Thank you for correcting me.

 

[g-unit1111]

"Baking", does not mean "putting in the microwave". Baking is done in an OVEN, NOT in a microwave. You don't put sharp metal objects in microwaves. They will catch on fire or explode. Ovens don't do that.

I'm going to remember it for the rest of my life. Thank you for correcting me.

Hey if that's the takeaway from this thread, then it's all good!

 

[Darkbreeze]

Agreed. If somebody learned something, regardless how badly it started out, then it was worth the ink it took to print the page, so to speak.

 

[RobCrezz]

Wow, I don't know the "baking" method is not good at all.
Is that reaaaally that BAD?

I never do/watch someone who actually try that baking method, but what I know is there's some people who actually succeed with baking method and their card is working again.

To OP:
Let's be safe, just like everybody else says, do not try this at home, do not ever attempt this.

The baking method can work, but you use an oven, not a microwave!

 

[Puff3r]

Here is the link below :

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-repair-your-Graphics-Card-by-baking-it/

In this video it is shown that i can repair any graphic card buy just opening it and cleaning the old thermal paste from alcohol then the preheat oven to 375ºf and bake for 10 minutes and then taking it out and let it cool down and attach the cover and then fitting it ?? Is this a real solution for repairing the graphic card bcoz my graphic card is having a problems that are listed below :

1 ) when i installed my graphic card drivers it restarts everytime giving bluescreen error( when i uninstall in safe mode it i.e a drivers and then i restart it starts normally.


2) now my screen is having linings something like display problem.

Is there any solutions to it , how can i repair it or is the above video is the good solution ...please suggest a solution..!!!

thank you

This is simply a method to attempt to fix any dry sockets in the soldering. If the issue is related to a bad connection with the cards components it may actually help. If not, you will just end up with a very warm graphics card. Remember to use oven mitts.

 

[DSzymborski]

Metal and Microwaves do not mix. Recommending someone to put a GPU into a microwave has to be the absolute worst advice I have ever seen someone give, and I have seen so really bad advice, over the years. even worse so is that it is coming from a supposed graphics card master.

Well, it's not as if he had the microwave cookery master badge.