Can Intel Match This?

Published on January 10, 2006 By kingbee In Personal Computing

Link wheeeeeeee!

Comments (Page 1)

kona0197

on Jan 10, 2006

Not cool. What did they expect after removing the heatsink?

on Jan 10, 2006

Cool.

Talk about overheating!

It surprised me to see it go so fast...

Dr Guy

on Jan 10, 2006

I have melted an AMD before, but not blown one up!

! Thanks for the link!

Morpheous416

on Jan 10, 2006

That was good. I am surprised that it didn't explode before they removed the HS, because of the gap between it and the CPU (it wasn't attached to the board).

Nick Blade

on Jan 10, 2006

how to kill time when you have to mutch money....

Morpheous416

on Jan 10, 2006

Kinda reminds me of my pryo days, when I tossed a capacitor into the burn pile in the backyard....left a 6" crater.

Alpha Tellurian

on Jan 10, 2006

Let's see them fix it... that would be impressive.

Sembetu

on Jan 10, 2006

that's one of the coolest things I have ever seen.

scorpio-logic

on Jan 10, 2006

Nice. And I thought I was good just warping a mobo.

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Xenon101

on Jan 11, 2006

when I tossed a capacitor into the burn pile in the backyard....left a 6" crater.

6"!! Thats big!!

I cant believe I thought it was a tutorial. How wrong I was!!!

Morpheous416

on Jan 11, 2006

Xenon, the cap was only one of the tiny 16v 1000f (the size of a jelly bean).

I've had caps three times the size of "D" batteries....never braved tossing one of them in a fire.

Chris TH

on Jan 11, 2006

Kinda looked setup/faked to me... I wouldn't think a PC PSU could supply enough power for a bang like that ?

kingbee

on Jan 13, 2006

how to kill time when you have to mutch money

or vice-versa?

kingbee

on Jan 13, 2006

Thanks for the link!

welcome of course.

kingbee

on Jan 13, 2006

I thought I was good just warping a mobo

heh!

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