This article he's just being funny and deliberately doing everything wrong and ignoring instructions. In 2012, I successfully baked my 2007 MBP logic board and

This article he's just being funny and deliberately doing everything wrong and ignoring instructions. In 2012, I successfully baked my 2007 MBP logic board and it worked for 2 years after that. It was a known issue w/ the Nvidia GPU connection. Obviously you have to pre-heat the oven, you don't want the heating elements to be on continuously as that would be too hot. A trick to reduce variance is to pre-heat to say 200c, then put the logic board in. The heat that escapes during that time would bring it close to your target 170c. There should barely be any smell. In my case it was just the smell of burnt dust, slight metallic smell, probably the solder. Followed the instructions from: http://russell.heistuman.com/2010/04/27/cooking-the-books-or-baking-my-macbook-pro-logic-board/ http://russell.heistuman.com/2010/04/27/cooking-the-books-or...