mct75

I felt like doing the a8n-sli chipset voltmod to shoot for a higher HTT, but I didn't feel like soldering on a surface-mount component the size of a flea.
So I got to figurin' and came up with a solution:





Yes, it works.

Yes, my hard drive is what is being used to sink voltage off the mobo.

No, the drive has not failed yet.

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Donnie Darko

That's just sick. There should be some kind of official Overclock.net award for something like this. The "DIFS" Award. (Dangerous, Ingenuity, Frugality and Stupidity). We could call it a "DIFFY"

And if anyone is contemplating similar endeavors, we could make statements like "Thats a lot of DIFS", or "Those DIFS are different."

The award could show on the "Winners" (the title should always appear in quotes, to call into question whether they really are a winner or not) avatar, showing a figure of some person doing something that is dangerous, ingenious, frugal and stupid, like making their own anti-venom. Or connecting the power to their house at the power pole themselves. Or something equally diffy.

In fact, there should be an objectively defined Diffy Scale, with certain endeavors given a diffy rating, so that when a computer related Difsituation arises, people can comment on it's level of diffiness, relative to other, non-computer related endeavors.

Building your own x-ray machine, Diffy Level 7.

mct75

Haha, You should go make a thread in the suggestions forum.

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RonindeBeatrice

Okay that's Diffy alright! I have to ask, what is holding it on? I would think that vibrations from the HD or fans alone would send it falling.

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mct75

Friction and luck.

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