wireless chip? inside the gpu?gene0915 said:what might be happening is this:
if you have your wii configured to use the wiiconnect 24 thing, basically the built in wireless chip of the wii runs 24x7, even when the wii is "sleeping" (orange light). if you turn that connect 24 thing off and do a hard shutdown on your wii (power light goes red), the wireless chip shuts off.
the problem is that when your wii sleeps (orange light) the wireless chip build up lots of heat that the little fan inside can't get rid of because when the wii sleeps, the fan shuts off. this extra heat damages the ati gpu over time and this damage can manifests itself as white dots on the screen or other anomalies.
for an example, see here: w w w.qj.net/qjnet/wii/wii-overheat-causes-video-output-error.html
lulwut said:wireless chip? inside the gpu?gene0915 said:what might be happening is this:
if you have your wii configured to use the wiiconnect 24 thing, basically the built in wireless chip of the wii runs 24x7, even when the wii is "sleeping" (orange light). if you turn that connect 24 thing off and do a hard shutdown on your wii (power light goes red), the wireless chip shuts off.
the problem is that when your wii sleeps (orange light) the wireless chip build up lots of heat that the little fan inside can't get rid of because when the wii sleeps, the fan shuts off. this extra heat damages the ati gpu over time and this damage can manifests itself as white dots on the screen or other anomalies.
for an example, see here: w w w.qj.net/qjnet/wii/wii-overheat-causes-video-output-error.html
god you are stupid
its the starlet that is inside the gpu
not the bloody wireless chip
lulwut said:wireless chip? inside the gpu?gene0915 said:what might be happening is this:
if you have your wii configured to use the wiiconnect 24 thing, basically the built in wireless chip of the wii runs 24x7, even when the wii is "sleeping" (orange light). if you turn that connect 24 thing off and do a hard shutdown on your wii (power light goes red), the wireless chip shuts off.
the problem is that when your wii sleeps (orange light) the wireless chip build up lots of heat that the little fan inside can't get rid of because when the wii sleeps, the fan shuts off. this extra heat damages the ati gpu over time and this damage can manifests itself as white dots on the screen or other anomalies.
for an example, see here: w w w.qj.net/qjnet/wii/wii-overheat-causes-video-output-error.html
god you are stupid
its the starlet that is inside the gpu
not the bloody wireless chip
ok, fair point. i thought he'd know the fact the damage came from within the gpu chip.DownSince86 said:lulwut said:wireless chip? inside the gpu?gene0915 said:what might be happening is this:
if you have your wii configured to use the wiiconnect 24 thing, basically the built in wireless chip of the wii runs 24x7, even when the wii is "sleeping" (orange light). if you turn that connect 24 thing off and do a hard shutdown on your wii (power light goes red), the wireless chip shuts off.
the problem is that when your wii sleeps (orange light) the wireless chip build up lots of heat that the little fan inside can't get rid of because when the wii sleeps, the fan shuts off. this extra heat damages the ati gpu over time and this damage can manifests itself as white dots on the screen or other anomalies.
for an example, see here: w w w.qj.net/qjnet/wii/wii-overheat-causes-video-output-error.html
god you are stupid
its the starlet that is inside the gpu
not the bloody wireless chip
please point out where he stated that the wireless chip was inside of the gpu.
why are the idiots so quick to call someone else stupid?
correct, gpu isn't inside starletJacobeian said:stop calling other stupid when you don't know anything yourself
GPU is not inside Starlet, and I don't see why GPU failure would be more caused by Starlet overheating than any other modules, this CPU doesn't even have access to GPU.