Question:
processor in my computer / motherborad?
2008-08-18 05:16:36 UTC
how do you damage a processor or motherboard to stop your computer from working with out hitting it with a hammer so if i take it to a shop to get it repaired they would not know that i damaged my self? thanks for all answers.
Seven answers:
dat rapper
2008-08-21 04:19:36 UTC
Install a really cheap, low power PSU like a 350W:

http://www.aria.co.uk/Products/Components/Power+Supplies/200w+to+449w/+SV+350w+SilentLoad+20+%26+24%2BSATA+PSU?productId=25735



It won't have enough power and your system will fry!
Jamie W
2008-08-18 12:25:26 UTC
Huh, interesting question. Does it have to be the motherboard of processor? Can it be the ram? Cause thats much easier to short it. If you have anything that can give it an electric jolt. Think static electricity. Open up your comptuer take out the board, built a static or electric charge and touch it to the board. If you are using someting tht is more powerful then a static charge, touoch it to somewhere like by the battery terminal or by a connector. Then reconnect and it shouldnt be noticable, and it if is, they will think its natural.



I have also heard of putting the board in the microwave for like 3 seconds, not enough to melt the plastic board, but to cause a spark from the leads. Good luck.
leonard24seven
2008-08-18 12:27:50 UTC
unlike the others who are advising you on how to damage your computer i must ask what have you done to make you want to do this ,why is it necessary whats on the computer that you need to destroy or is it an insurance scam to get a new and updated one ? many questions will be asked so if you do it make sure you get your story right
2008-08-18 12:19:59 UTC
loosen the heat sink a bit so its not making perfect contact with the processor, turn on the pc and it should burn out. replace the heat sink to its original position and play dumb
sosguy
2008-08-18 12:21:37 UTC
Huh? Are you kidding me?

Another example of overclocking and not knowing what you are doing.
dannyjahanfard@att.net
2008-08-18 12:21:15 UTC
overheat it....

get something to maximize ur cpu usage then just stop the fan until it fries
HarryG321
2008-08-18 12:20:16 UTC
that sounds weird but you could short it out with some wire or accidently on purpose spill your drink on it


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