Overclocking A Toaster

Do not try this at home.

[@Didgeridoo42]

Babe, what's wrong? You haven't touched your radioactive toast.

[@Leto_Atreides_]

I can smell the burned plastic from here

[@NaeNaeFiend]

Big toast invented toasters to sell more toast

[@serbianradicalpartyleaderv1434]

toaster shouldn't be making crucible noises

[@bobboukie]

Needs more Pop-Tart flames!

[@reezdog]

I never understood why the make toasters out of plastic.

[@leeroy144]

Quality content

[@mvansumeren4313]

It's like Photonicinduction's glory days!

[@dudeontheinternet12455]

Optimized Toaster

[@celticwinter]

My breakfast has become 300% more efficient with this simple trick

[@divinewind420]

How did you overclock them? Or did you just jam them on and ran them continuously until failure.

[@DanielOzark]

I ran them off of 240 V and a voltage regulator.

[@ABaumstumpf]

Saw the title, saw the thumbnail - came to check if we got a worthy successor to Photonicinduction.

[@fartface769]

Thanks bro. This made my day. I hope my dreams are now filled with toasters being overclocked.

[@Palmtop_User]

Give it 480v

[@SinewaveDotZone]

this rules

[@darrellbeets7758]

Me from europe wait isnt 240 v normal?

[@ZOBOFFICAL]

what happend to Photonicinduction?

[@neverstreamer4875]

You did this in an enclosed space?

[@Naitrio]

1:15 now that's a sexy toaster

[@triangel1401]

I mean its almost the same with computers, they also get warmer faster if you overclock them

[@CalculusWarrior]

hell yeah

[@atiliopedreira9468]

I really hope this video gets the attention it deserves

[@wallie4734]

Thank you