what to do with a dead 1.4ghz tbird?

[DongTran]

it's past the OEM warranty period. thanks.

 

[DarkMajiq]

1. Keep it as a souvenir
2. Throw it out
3. Make it some sort of small decoration, glue it to the outside of your case, for example
4. Head over to the For Sale/Trade forum and see if anyone would want it, there are always people who seem to

 

[Bimmer318i]

Be a friendly AT neighbour, and send it over to me ..

 

[Wind]

Make a keychain out of it. Ask around. Many ppl here know how to make one.

 

[Mitzi]

<< Make a keychain out of it. Ask around. Many ppl here know how to make one. >>



I'd second that, it would be pretty cool. How would you drill a hole through the ceramic packaging?

 

[thedan]

<<
I'd second that, it would be pretty cool. How would you drill a hole through the ceramic packaging? >>



With a drill!

 

[SpotDancer]

Very sorry for your loss - I have just finished a moment of silence.

I haven't tried a Thunderbird myself, but I guess it would taste kind of "gamey"!!........maybe you could stir-fry it, bake it, roast it, broil it, or put in in a casserole. Might be ok if cooked properly!!!......:Q :Q

 

[AkumaX]

soak it in paint thinner after a day or two. see if it works after that

 

[cuteybunny]

how did it go dead? excessively overclocked? forgot to plug the fans/heatsink? defective cpu or what?

 

[Animal -OCXL-]

Actually, I bought an OEM cpu at www.mwave.com and killed it, they were nice enough to replace it.

 

[geek167]

I'll pay ya $5 for it.