VGA Extreme: rectangular scrambled eggs, hot dog, fondue and heating benchmark | Retro 12 years ago

1 - VGA cards in a cage 2 - Hot Box: Heating with a Monitor 3 - Tom's Menü: Or electrical VGA oven 4 - Tom's Menü: Fondue á la Tom 5 - Tom's Menü: The Hot Dog Machine 6 - Tom's Menü: Delicious Egg with 4 Corners 7 - Final Words and Conclusion

The ingredients we have from the supermarket, it’s fast food at its finest

Ingredients:
• Fine Structure-Vienna
• Hot dog rolls

Finish:
• Green cucumber salad
(wafer-thin, crisp slices!)
• Danish roasted onions
• Danish remouladen sauce
• Heinz tomato ketchup (there is nothing more fitting)

Benchmark process and preparation

We test this pass only with the Radeon HD 6990 in normal and overclocked state. Due to the split heating plate, the Geforce unfortunately fails due to technical reasons. The reference value this time is a microwave, the internal temperature of the sausage is measured in the middle with a steak thermometer (60° C), the sausages were turned once after 30 minutes and the cards were preheated for 15 minutes.

It’s all there. What more do you need for a nice, fresh hot dog?

For hygienic reasons, we place the sausage on thin baking paper. The hot circulating air of the HD 6990 even dries the bread surface a bit.

Flap, it’s all sizzling.

Good hunger, that looks delicious!

Benchmark results:

There is no guesswork about the winner in the graphics card sector. Red wins over red.