Well, My parents Won't let me get a new Mobo until this one is broken, Because i just spent $400 on Upgrades. Is there any way to destroy/damage beyond reasonable repair WITHOUT damaging any othercomponents?
Thanks, Taylor
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Well, My parents Won't let me get a new Mobo until this one is broken, Because i just spent $400 on Upgrades. Is there any way to destroy/damage beyond reasonable repair WITHOUT damaging any othercomponents?
Thanks, Taylor
Well, My parents Won't let me get a new Mobo until this one is broken, Because i just spent $400 on Upgrades. Is there any way to destroy/damage beyond reasonable repair WITHOUT damaging any othercomponents?
Thanks, Taylor
dared3vil0
Aside from the obvious....
Remove everything from your computer, take out the CPU and make sure nothing else is installed on the motherboard.
Next, get a hammer....smash, smash, smash!
Aside from the obvious....not that I can think of, but then again it's late and I should be in bed.
How old are you anyway? You put in so much hard work and effort and I feel so bad for you. Really I mean it!Well, My parents Won't let me get a new Mobo until this one is broken, Because i just spent $400 on Upgrades. Is there any way to destroy/damage beyond reasonable repair WITHOUT damaging any othercomponents?
Thanks, Taylor
dared3vil0
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What's wrong with your current machine? It looks like its mighty fine in regards to playing PC games.
I think it's silly, but amusing.
The best way to do it is probably to short out the mobo by screwing it into the case without the brass stand-offs. That seems to short out and kill the mobo without smashing it, but it's probably best if you don't have your CPU, RAM and Video Card attached... or your HDDs lol.
Hmmm..... you want to smash your mobo? Ok, how old is your mobo that you used?Well, My parents Won't let me get a new Mobo until this one is broken, Because i just spent $400 on Upgrades. Is there any way to destroy/damage beyond reasonable repair WITHOUT damaging any othercomponents?
Thanks, Taylor
dared3vil0
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