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debs3759
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OMG! The guys a nutter!
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JAC
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bacterio
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i love how the pentium4 jumps (i don't know that the processor i'm currently using can do that)
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dont get it? has he put tnt underneath.?
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debs3759
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| sammyc wrote: | | dont get it? has he put tnt underneath.? |
All he did was overclock to such an extreme that when he removed the heatsink the core vapourised. With nowhere for it to go, it broke its' way out.
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sammyc
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what a smart guy
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| sammyc wrote: | | dont get it? has he put tnt underneath.? |
That was my first thought also. I have no idea if the cpu blows up like that but their "acting" is a bit to "overacted" (or what you call it). "Wow" What shit" "What happened" "Ooo"
In part 1 at the end, the core of the AMD seems to be intact. What else is should be exploding than the core? Whit a explosion like that the core should be dust.
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el_gecko
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Mouarf LooooL
Very funny, but I really don't think that a silicium die can explode like this, moreover when the die is on the top.
How about the hole in the table / MB, under the CPU, during the 2 "tests"...
Clic  and boom 
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| gecko54000 wrote: | Very funny, but I really don't think that a silicium die can explode like this, moreover when the die is on the top.
How about the hole in the table / MB, under the CPU, during the 2 "tests"... |
You're right. I think the processors were not even locked in the socket - otherwise the ceramic package would stay in the socket.
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sammyc
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why did the socket crack?
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| gshv wrote: | | gecko54000 wrote: | Very funny, but I really don't think that a silicium die can explode like this, moreover when the die is on the top.
How about the hole in the table / MB, under the CPU, during the 2 "tests"... |
You're right. I think the processors were not even locked in the socket - otherwise the ceramic package would stay in the socket.
Gennadiy |
yeah, it looks as if the socket was not locked down.
I havent seen any cpus exploding with my own eyes, but I have seen plenty of power switching devices "let the smoke out", often in a spectacular way. Multi-layer PCB's are pretty tough, I cant see a cpu punching through it, especially if the cpu was not locked in. Maybe a bit of gunpowder / blackpowder under the cpu?  this would explain the hole in the table. |
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sammyc
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yeah. it's fake!
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debs3759
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Shows how much experience I have of that sort of thing, thinking that vapourising the core could do that (I didn't even check properly what state the core was in, I was just amazed at his stupidity!)
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| Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 2:50 am Post subject: |
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It has to be fake IMHO. Not for just the reasons above but the for the fact they 'had' a duron running at 4 Ghz. The only time I've seen a CPU hit that sort of overclock (200%) with with the help of liquid nitrogen under lab conditions. Not in a garage with a stock HSF and the sun shining.
That meant the CPU-Z screeny was a fake as well, a very cool fake to watch but fake.
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