Don’t go overclocking this LEGO graphics card. It will melt into a puddle of rainbow goop.
Builder Nick V even made an accompanying specs sheet for it:
>>PowerBuild CRLMRM IRON HD 1640 9IB 64-bit HNSL DVD Extreme x32 HD Ready ABS Support Video Card
Get ready for the latest development in plastic-based video card technology! The PowerBuild IRON HD Video Card features state of the art construction including a Carl Merriam endorsed 7-blade fan to deliver smooth techniques and visual displays whilst running at a constant cool temperature.
>> 1640 Stream Processors
>> 9IB 64-bit ABS Drive
>> Third party enhancements
Oh, and just for the record, in case you would actually want to try and do it: LEGO actually melts at 105C.
PowerBuild IRON HD Video Card [Nick V, via Brothers Brick]
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11 responses to “A Graphics Card That Will Melt At High Temperatures”
Damn! When I saw the thumb nail, it looked like a real graphics card.
That’s great… Come back when you have built the rest of the computer.
I’d buy that kit if it were real!
It would be the only machine to come pre-bricked. Badum-tish. I’m here all day, try the fish.
I’ll pay that
I thought this was going to be a post on the 290x.
ooooooo burn….. literally…
I hope it’s got all plastic mossfets and lego technic fan control.
I want a video of it melting…
…. so I just spent my last 10 minutes watching videos of melting lego on youtube.
lol cool