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P3 keychain

ycchan

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I dunno where to post this so I thought I put it here.
I got an old P3 733 CPU which I dont' use anymore and I was thinking of making it into a keychain, since I don't have a decent one. So how do you actually make one?
Pull the pins out, how about the hole for the key? Do I just use a screwdriver?

yes Im bored lol
 
i unfortunately fried an athlon xp 2100+ (i think it was a 2100) and decided to make a keychain. i managed to get all the pins off with large pliers, got several pins at once. it took quite a while though. i just used a regular drill to make a hole.
 
ycchan said:
I dunno where to post this so I thought I put it here.
I got an old P3 733 CPU which I dont' use anymore and I was thinking of making it into a keychain, since I don't have a decent one. So how do you actually make one?
Pull the pins out, how about the hole for the key? Do I just use a screwdriver?

yes Im bored lol
if its still a working cpu and your wanting to destroy it to make a keychain your a moron, however if its dead and you wanna make a keychain out of it, i would follow tims advice your gonna need a drill of some sort to get through the cpu as its not as flimsy as it looks. As for the pins you should be able to just use pliers.
 
liquidtrance123 said:
if its still a working cpu and your wanting to destroy it to make a keychain your a moron, however if its dead and you wanna make a keychain out of it, i would follow tims advice your gonna need a drill of some sort to get through the cpu as its not as flimsy as it looks. As for the pins you should be able to just use pliers.
that's a good point. i only made mine a keychain since i fried it. i still have a (presumably) perfectly good thunderbird 1.1ghz around here somewhere. then again since that's the ceramic stuff it may not make a very good keychain.
 
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