LMAO when I read this

[futura2001]

Damn this is funny, and an amusing way to use a Duron 800.
This guy used random materials like cheez whiz and White Castle burgers as thermal compounds. The results may or may not surprise you...
http://www.havoclabs.com/timma/timma1.html
Futura

 

[gone_fishin]

Good for a chuckle but where's the miracle whip? A sandwich isn't a sandwich without miracle whip

 

[futura2001]

but a duron is a duron without the miracle whip...

 

[Gilgamesh]

i've never thought that the white stuff is so bad, anyways no one with comon sense uses that stuff

 

[Starfoxer]

LMAO

i was really suprised how some of those came out okay, lol.

 

[JigPu]

ROTFL! Man... I always knew cheeze in a can was usefull for something!!

Though I wanna see how good the hershey's would have done
JigPu

 

[RxW]

Wow, thats great. Should have tried some other materials too. Jelly, Baloney, Icing, Mayonnaise, Peanut Butter. Makes me wonder, but not enough to do it myself.

 

[Yodums]

I got a craving for Oreos now.. hehe impressive

 

[Cooler666]

When the clip was finally figured out, the Hedgehog was applied with standard Thermal Goop. The Hedgehog, with a screaming Delta fan on top, reported the lowest temps of the test. Man, that factory heatsink sucks. 27 Celcius

did he put the hedgehog between the delta fan and the processor? i may have to get an hedgehog
or is this some kind of food or something

 

[zoopa_man]

Please tell me he didn't dip that oreo in spam ACK
Cool article non the less. Reminds me of those little science fair projcts i use to do back in like 7th and 8th grade.

 

[parkan]

Hmm. Did he take the expiration dates into account?