http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5393904704265757054
heh, slightly amusing.
I wonder what that table is made out of though, maybe cardboard?

Jesus.

I'm feeling compelled to try that now.


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Google Video is awesome.

[quote author=CrAz3D link=topic=13867.msg141300#msg141300 date=1136874610]
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5393904704265757054
heh, slightly amusing.
I wonder what that table is made out of though, maybe cardboard?
[/quote]

I think it's pressboard.

that's fake. It would burn... not blow. And whats with the fan not being on? Is it supposed to be obvious it's a joke? I think I'm missing this and over analizing.

looks cool, seen it before. Dont think it is really possible

Even if the fan was on with the top off, it wouldn't help. Opening the case would disrupt the air flow, and the fan is essentially useless. If the Duron was heated to like 100' C, it could go right through the board.

[quote author=Topaz link=topic=13867.msg141410#msg141410 date=1136970124]
Even if the fan was on with the top off, it wouldn't help. Opening the case would disrupt the air flow, and the fan is essentially useless. If the Duron was heated to like 100' C, it could go right through the board.
[/quote] But no matter what, it wouldn't explode... it would burn. It would start smoking immediatly and basically just fry and that would be that.

The capicitators could be located below that cover, and the point of pressure would force it to go up(?)wards. All theoreteical, of course :P

[quote author=Topaz link=topic=13867.msg141439#msg141439 date=1137021581]
The capicitators could be located below that cover, and the point of pressure would force it to go up(?)wards. All theoreteical, of course :P
[/quote] Doubtful... the only capacitor going below that thing would have to be a very tiny one. Large capacitors would be located around it but not under the socket.

;D