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[Bosco]

The guide can be found here.

[imm0rt41]

I would give it a 9, very informative. One thing though, instead of using a razor blade, I took a more harsh approach with an old pI. I tapped it into a hunk of wood with a hammer and then violently shifted it one direction to rip most of the pins off at once. Just an idea Pliers also work, needlenose of course.

[daniel]

Well this guide surely helps people who have "Broken" cpus, so they can make use of it, and i think the guide is very complete, explained all the steps well,
1 think that i didnt like... was the Nestea

[anthony]

Hey nestea rules!

btw ty Big Red for the CPU!

[General]

Heh you thought that was tedious?

Try pulling each pin manually

[d3bruts1d]

Well this guide surely helps people who have "Broken" cpus, so they can make use of it, and i think the guide is very complete, explained all the steps well,
1 think that i didnt like... was the Nestea

I always call it Nas-Tea.

[Mr_Yuck]

yeah a Can of Dew would have been a better choice

good guide

[94Camaro]

Excellent guide. Now I want one. Anyone have a burnt P4 they would care to give me? ^_^

[GTSticky]

yeah a Can of Dew would have been a better choice

good guide

beer would be even better.

[TheSternMystic]

Now what I don't get, is why you'd remove those pins? To me, they are the most beautiful thing ever created by man.

And why make a keychain? Make a necklace and give it your your wife/girlfriend.
It's gold and shiney, they like stuff like that.

[anthony]

The keychain was the focus, you can easily change akeychain into necklace

Pins hurt in pocket/neck etc

[davidst]

I think it would be cool to set the whole thing intact with pins in clear plastic