BBQing on a passive Pentium 4 Heatsink?

[neonerd]

Since the 90nm cpu's get so hot, anybody here think it's possible to do some mini BBQing if I replace the retail heatsink with a passive one? (maybe overclock a tiny bit if permitting)

 

[CarlKillerMiller]

Originally posted by: neonerd
Since the 90nm cpu's get so hot, anybody here think it's possible to do some mini BBQing if I replace the retail heatsink with a passive once? (maybe overclock a tiny bit if permitting)

It sounds like it could work, but I'd watch for grease drippage. Maybe roast a few veggies?


I am also not sure if seasonings will improve the speed of your chip or destroy it.

Grammar edit.

 

[mobobuff]

Might be able to like, bake a cookie or something...

 

[neonerd]

Originally posted by: Chraticn

Originally posted by: neonerd
Since the 90nm cpu's get so hot, anybody here think it's possible to do some mini BBQing if I replace the retail heatsink with a passive once? (maybe overclock a tiny bit if permitting)

It sounds like it could work, but I'd watch for grease drippage. Maybe roast a few veggies?


I also am not sure if seasonings will improve the speed of your chip or destroy it.

I'm tempted to buy cheapest board and 90nm cpu to test it

 

[EyeMWing]

Someone try it... AND GET VIDEO!

 

[SynthDude2001]

You bastard, I didn't realize you were going to make a thread about this....:laugh::laugh::laugh:

(It was my idea first and you know it!)