GPU Blueprint Project Gone Wrong

Product description I modified it to make a laptop, but I gave up installing it due to power and space restrictions, so I'm selling it. It was originally included in the BTO, so it shows as RTX3050 OEM in the task manager. The corners of the die are a little worn down, but it moved partway so I think it will still work. However, since the motherboard was damaged due to the improper construction, there is a slight possibility that the GPU may have also been damaged. The soldered riser cable has some areas where the patterns have come off, so please repair them yourself before using it. If you want to use HDMI, you'll have to solder it yourself. There is noise shielding tape attached to the PCIe slot insertion area, but this tape is conductive, including the adhesive side, so if you reattach it, be sure to apply it over insulating tape. Please check the pin assignment and solder the auxiliary power connector yourself. This item is considered junk and returns are not accepted. I recommend using it for parts rather than using it normally. I'm going to continue with my laptop build project, so please wait. If you have any questions, please ask.

A screenshot of a product description for a heavily damaged RTX 3050 OEM graphics card that the seller tried to modify for a laptop. The listing openly warns that the motherboard, GPU, riser cable, HDMI connection, and power connector may all be damaged, while still presenting the project as ongoing. The joke is the absurd contrast between the seller’s extreme warnings and their casual promise to continue building the laptop, making it useful as a reaction to reckless engineering or a hopeless project. EN: A screenshot of a product description for a heavily damaged RTX 3050 OEM graphics card that the seller tried to modify for a laptop. The listing openly warns that the motherboard, GPU, riser cable, HDMI connection, and power connector may all be damaged, while still presenting the project as ongoing. The joke is the absurd contrast between the seller’s extreme warnings and their casual promise to continue building the laptop, making it useful as a reaction to reckless engineering or a hopeless project.

• @gentoomemes / 17090 2025-04-29