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Can anyone comment on whether there is any danger from baking cards/mobos in terms of noxious or poisonous fumes being released? I baked a laptop mobo last night as it was artifacting so bad it wouldn't even boot windows and one of the connectors fell off as it was cooling, so I will have to do it again tonight to stick it back on, however, it didnt smell great....
Still under warranty, but I sent it back twice and each time they said it was fine! Gave up and tryed baking it to fix the artifactingGuess the oven was too hot... :L
love it!I have some experience with this type of electronics and no way in hell would I do this in my own oven. You will be releasing all sorts of nasty's.
Find and electronic firm with a reflow oven, it shouldn't cost more than an hour or two's overtime.

I'd rather do it with a heatgun than with an oven.
it's also worth getting some no clean liquid flux as well, i'm going to give it a go with a dead laptop i have with a dodgy nvidia gpu (hp dv6000)I recently roasted my old 8800 gts 320mb that died, artifacting everywhere. Went in for 8 mins at preheated 200 degrees and i'm currently playing bad company 2 and metro 2033!
Will only last for a few months, then i'll have to replace it

