crwdns2936039:0Temporarily Repair a Lost Cause Graphics Card by Heating it up in an ovencrwdnd2936039:06crwdne2936039:0

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-	[* black] While the oven is pre-heating
-	[* black] Remove the screws or clips holding your fan and heatsink and any ductwork from the video card
-	[* black] Gently wiggle the fan/heatsink if it does not come straight off
-	[* black] Twisting gently, pull the heatsink off
-	[* black] Some larger cards will have thermal tape or paste/tape on the video RAM chips, save this if you don't have replacement material
-	[* black] Place the screws in a safe place and take a note of which screws go where
+	[* black] While the oven is pre-heating:
+	[* black] Remove the screws or clips holding your fan and heatsink and any ductwork from the video card.
+	[* black] Gently wiggle the fan/heatsink if it does not come straight off.
+	[* black] Twisting gently, pull the heatsink off.
+	[* black] Some larger cards will have thermal tape or paste/tape on the video RAM chips, save this if you don't have replacement material.
+	[* black] Place the screws in a safe place and take a note of which screws go where.