On a friendly note, I apologize for my delayed response.
I’m going to make this post as comprehensive as possible.
So, here we go.
The fixes I have used work for various video cards but are geared toward AMD-based cards (ATI). It is assumed that the reader knows how to open a computer case or that they have access to a computer with an operating system capable of running JDK 1.8 (or higher). If you don’t know how to use a screwdriver, get your parents to do it for you when you’re older (if available). When opening the case, be careful not to damage any components on the motherboard or inside the subject, such as power supply cables, RAM/HDD cables, etc. In addition, make sure not to damage any parts inside the computer. More importantly, be careful not to touch anything with your bare hands while working inside the case.
A list of parts to buy: +1 pin header (3 pieces), +2 pin header(s), +3 pin header(s), one Molex power connector and one rugged drive power connector, LED/LCD cable if needed, heatsink/fan if required (i.e., CPU cooler which comes in many different types) One Molex board adapter with Molex pins for lower quality video card’s One spudger tool which can be purchased at most computer store chains. It is an aluminum probe tool used mainly through repair centers and other technical stores like Best Buy etc… Two heat sinks/coolers example: HD 6870 Cooler Master Silent Pro Hybrid – Note: The purchase of these can run up to 30 dollars US dollars depending on where you live and whether it is local currency/currency conversion rate. Note also that some cheaper versions may work but still.
This is a quick post on how to fix a java/Minecraft video card.
A video card is a piece of hardware that allows your computer to display images and video on its screen. They’re usually integrated into the motherboard but can also be installed in standalone cases if you have room for them. A java/Minecraft video card is a specialized type of video card (they’re not interchangeable) used for playing Java games and Minecraft mods.
You’ll need some essential tools before starting the process:
More detailed instructions are in the comments below
Addendum
It is worth noting that this fix doesn’t work for every problem – some games or systems where the problem relies on a different library, so it doesn’t work with overclocking either. You can check out my other post regarding overclocking and benchmarks http://www.overclock.net/t/1252411/xtrememining-overclocking-a-carrier-jetsons-onboard-antimagic#post_12532889.
