My GTX 460 showed pixel errors in normal operation and was unusable.
I baked the CPU at 120 ° C for about 30 minutes. (Was the first time this was baked)
Now the GPU runs when I keep the fan still because it vibrates strongly and makes loud noises (if I grease tomorrow, the fan should run without problems).
Well, I shut down the fan and now the card is running, but I move the card a little bit of flickering pixel errors appear.
P.S. It's not the PCIe slot.
Do you know why these pixel errors could possibly arise? (Please write only serious answers, remain factual)
If I have forgotten something please let me know. Thank you
It shows correct values in GPU-Z. The temperatures rose without fan in Minecraft up to 80 ° C, in idle 50-60 ° C.
120C eehhhmmm…
Wouldn't be surprised if the board is overheated and is now damaged
Oh ups misread
120 ° C is actually very little, and thanks to the baking, the card works without vibration. Before that didn't work.
I also plan to bake them again, but maybe you would know why it shows pixel errors in the case of wobbling or vibration?
So did you bake the chip from the GPU now? If I get it right?
Cooler off and the card in, say the plastic fan thing xD
Was there anything wrong? I mean hey, the card runs better ^^
Hm you say 120C is little, is not little for a gpu. Or cpu ^^ The Gpu is ancient, get something new
Yes no I don't have any newer worries xD Just want to get them back in shape.
On the internet you should also do it at 150-190 ° C so I would say that 120 ° C is a little bit or not ^^
