[Maymayfor]

Anyone remember that user that cut off parts of the connection on his graphics card to make it fit into AGP?

If you do, could you please post it again? [thumbup]

[Soulofpostar]

I don't remember this, but now that you mention it I'd sure like to see it LOL.

I remember a post that someone linked to a LONG time ago of some russian guy that bought a heat sink that didn't match his mobo/cpu so he screwed the heatsink in through the motherboard with large screws.

[Lipitorseffec]

Finally found the right set of Google keywords

This should be what you're looking for.

[denwerdinoss]

There isnt a palm big enough to cup my face over this.

[Bwvapays]

There isnt a palm big enough to cup my face over this.

Don't worry it's a photoshop.

[GitaraMoya]

was it proven a shop? I thought it was just intended fake post with a card already broken.

[Vmysobfi]

was it proven a shop? I thought it was just intended fake post with a card already broken.

Probably. Nobody can be that stupid.

[Dstyeglm]

Probably. Nobody can be that stupid.

http://futuremark.yougamers.com/foru...&highlight=nos

[russmodel]

Probably. Nobody can be that stupid.

Never, i say NEVER underestimate human stupidity.

[bely832new]

Never, i say NEVER underestimate human stupidity.

QFT!

Sad but true!

[GitaraMoya]

Probably. Nobody can be that stupid.

New to the internet?

[paralelogram]

You know what would have really been incredible?

Is if the card worked after he had sawed off the "extra parts."

How floored would we all be to find PCI-E cards work fine in AGP slots once you get the hacksaw out?

[Maymayfor]

Thanks a lot that's exactly it [thumbup][thumbup] Much appreciated!

[Mabeavyledlib]

The fact that he used the word "carefully" is my favourite part. Reminds me of that Onion who tried to convince a number of us that he achieved insane overclocks on his Northwood by drilling a hole straight through the core.

[SasortFkire]

The fact that he used the word "carefully" is my favourite part. Reminds me of that Onion who tried to convince a number of us that he achieved insane overclocks on his Northwood by drilling a hole straight through the core.

Don't you know? That allows the heat to rise directly through the core increasing the cooling by a factor of 10! Plus heat is no longer trapped under the chip which is a double bonus.

[Mabeavyledlib]

Don't you know? That allows the heat to rise directly through the core increasing the cooling by a factor of 10! Plus heat is no longer trapped under the chip which is a double bonus.

I took it a step further. I removed the core from the entire CPU. No core to generate heat means no overheating which means crazy overclock potential!