Can I use white out to unlock XP?

[Rahminator]

Since compusa is closed today, and being impatient as I am, I can't wait one more day to buy cheapy silicon compound. Will white out work?
[Edit] Guys from newegg put a red sticker tag on the chip next to the die. Should I get rid of it or is it needed for warranty or something? [/edit]

 

[fwupow]

I think you need something that is electrically conductive. I have no idea is white-out is or not.

 

[Rahminator]

I meant to use white out to fill the pits, and I have some defogger kit to connect the bridges.

 

[Rahminator]

I found a flashlight that worked and then I covered the connectors with white out and viola, the flashlight didn't work. To check, I scraped the white out off, and it worked again! White out it is.

 

[ST4RCUTTER]

I only have two questions:

1. How hard will it stay.
2. How much heat can it take before it starts to break down?

This could be important...

 

[Jeff7]

Might not be a good idea; white out is flammable. Not a good idea to use near a toasty processor core.

 

[Rahminator]

I covered the bridges with tape if it helps anything. My XP 1600 (semi-succefully unlocked) is running at 1518 MHz (138x11) @ 36*C idle.

 

[justinoh]

What cooling do you have?

 

[carmeo]

When white-out dried, it will be harden and it will not melt under 50 C. So i guess it is ok to cover the pit. Of course, at your own risk.

 

[Smbu]

What do you mean by semi-successfully unlocked? You can't choose any multiplier you want?