Hi everybody ! Sorry for not speaking german. I prefer speaking English though I come from France. (this message was already posted in the "english" topic, but no answer giving a solution)
Okai... i want to cut somme bridges on my thunderbird wich is in ceramic. I tried 3 times witch different tools (dremel, cutter, knife).
I've heard about something wich consists in applying a voltage beetween both ends of a bridge, to "burn" the bridge.
Ahemmm.. If only it could be easy..
Yesterday I tried to cut the bridge by applying a voltage beetween both end of a bridge. But I couldn't do it because the down end of the bridge is no more. (I drilled them a few weeks ago, and now I can't see them anymore !!!!) You will say, "man, you're stupid". For sure, i was a brute, but please try to help me, I still want to burn those bridges !
Is there still a way to burn those bridges with the "burning by shortcut" trick ?
Mine looks like this :
I want to achieve this configuration (to set the lowest voltage) :
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 1900 MHz @ 2280 MHz 45°C mit 1.125 Volt
also try putting conductive paint into the holes and contact thereafter. or drill the shit out of that bridges to get them severed
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innuendo offline
OC Newbie 20 Jahre dabei !
AMD Thunderbird C 1000 MHz @ 1000 MHz
Even with a magnifying glass, I can't see them ! I tried to sand it to see those ends, but it dosen't seem to be enough ! (i can't see them)
My hope is to use the contact that you can see on the right of this picture (labelled "number 2") :
Then I will apply a voltage between "number 1" and "number 2".
What do you think about it ? Will it burn the brige ? (at the bottom of "number 1") What is this contact on the right ? Can I use it to do what I want ?
(Geändert von innuendo um 19:29 am Juli 3, 2004)
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AMD Duron Applebred 1600 MHz @ 2200 MHz 51°C mit 1.8 Volt
Your pics are fakes, take an original pic of your cpu
Get Firefox!
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innuendo offline
OC Newbie 20 Jahre dabei !
AMD Thunderbird C 1000 MHz @ 1000 MHz
I drilled the down ends of the bridges a few weeks ago, and now I can't see these ends anymore !!! I drilled them too much !
.... ! This picture is not fake ! My processor looks like this because i drilled the bridges !!
Please make serious answer
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Jack the Ripper offline
Real OC or Post God ! 21 Jahre dabei !
AMD Phenom II 2300 MHz
If these Pics aren't fake they are are allready cut. I cannot see a bridge anywhere. Burning them would not cause anything because they are alredy gone.
But I have one problem with your pictures. Why can't I see any traces of your drill
Even if you drilled them too much you would see a very small point.
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innuendo offline
OC Newbie 20 Jahre dabei !
AMD Thunderbird C 1000 MHz @ 1000 MHz
No.. they aren't cut because it's not enough drilled... !
These picture are not photographies, i modified them with "photoshop". But my processor looks like on this picture
Sorry for the misunderstanding !
My hope is to use the contact that you can see on the right of this picture (labelled "number 2") Then I will apply a voltage between "number 1" and "number 2". What is this contact on the right ? Can I use it to do what I want ?
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