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d[o_0]b
Posts: 3515
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Its not old enoug to have one of those switchs on the rear of unit so no quie that easy? and thoughts? footnote: just wants some options on how to go about it |
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| #0 06:03pm 28/01/10 |
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demon
Posts: 5126
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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what do you mean by 'powersurge' ?
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| #1 06:20pm 28/01/10 |
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HerbalLizard
Posts: 3784
Location: Queenstown, New Zealand
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What in the f*** are you trying to with a psu exactly... perhaps a bit more info would help
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| #2 06:22pm 28/01/10 |
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d[o_0]b
Posts: 3516
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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want to play a practical joke on a good friend of mine who always ask for help with computer s*** but never offers to pay :P want me to build a pc for him have an old clunker psu i want to kill and was just wondering if there was an easy way to surge it. show him the working system then do the old switcharoo |
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| #3 06:32pm 28/01/10 |
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thermite
Posts: 3865
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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here is a tutorial
I hope you understand cos I don't From watching stargate I know you can put literally any power source on a feedback loop to create an explosion and if that don't work... reverse the polarity. last edited by thermite at 18:41:23 28/Jan/10 |
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| #4 06:41pm 28/01/10 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 13763
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Short any number of the 12v rails and see what happens. or look for the fuse (either clear glass or ceramic tube) and try to blow it.
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| #5 06:36pm 28/01/10 |
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scooby
Posts: 3843
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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what if you slide the switch to 110v o_O
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| #6 06:38pm 28/01/10 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 13764
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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thats what I assumed the switch on the rear he was talking about, ie it's switchedmode.
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| #7 06:40pm 28/01/10 |
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reload!
Posts: 5134
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Its not old enoug to have one of those switchs on the rear of unit so no quie that easy? |
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| #8 06:40pm 28/01/10 |
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scooby
Posts: 3844
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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oh i thought he meant the black on-off switch duhh woops
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| #9 06:41pm 28/01/10 |
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thermite
Posts: 3866
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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ahaha
I farted while watching that, then forgot, and thought I could smell that board sparking. last edited by thermite at 18:46:18 28/Jan/10 |
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| #10 06:46pm 28/01/10 |
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whoop
Posts: 15364
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Step1: Don't f*** with 240v power systems AT ALL if you don't know what you're doing.
Step2: Take the computer case to someone who knows what they're doing and ask them to install a cheap fog machine in it so when they turn it on smoke pours out from every hole Step3: Laugh |
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| #11 06:44pm 28/01/10 |
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scuzzy
Posts: 13765
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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if only this was done with a high speed camera |
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| #12 06:50pm 28/01/10 |
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d[o_0]b
Posts: 3517
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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i just mean like could i run it on a circuit board with a power drill or something would that be enougn to over do it or what
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| #13 06:55pm 28/01/10 |
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whoop
Posts: 15367
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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You want to make the computer trip the switches in his house? What the hell are you trying to do EXACTLY. Saying you want to "surge" a power supply is f***ing confusing. Are you trying to destroy the PSU? Burn his house down? Just make the overload switches in his house go off? My computer is a huge beast and at the wall it only uses 300 watts, to make a normal computer trip an overload switch you'd have to do something drastic to it, 2400watts is the most you should put through one circuit.
Seriously, don't go f***ing with this stuff if you don't know what you're doing. What starts out as a prank ends up with you paying to get his house rebuilt from a jail cell. If you want to be a mean prick do what I did to my brother, put the windows shutdown command in the "run" registry key. As soon as windows loads that it shuts straight back down again. last edited by whoop at 19:06:27 28/Jan/10 |
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| #14 07:06pm 28/01/10 |
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thermite
Posts: 3867
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Melt heaps of solder all over the circuit board, so it doesn't blow until he actually uses it
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| #15 07:05pm 28/01/10 |
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whoop
Posts: 15368
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Oh and if you build him this fabulous PC and put a s***ty PSU in it and intentionally make the PSU blow up you might also blow up whatever else is in the PC so if this is meant to be a time delay thing that works at first and then blows up you'll probably end up pwning the entire PC.
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| #16 07:13pm 28/01/10 |
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thermite
Posts: 3869
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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That's a good point
you're probably just best to disconnect the 12v leads that connect to the motherboard and drives, but hot glue them in place so they don't fall out. |
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| #17 07:18pm 28/01/10 |
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jmr
Posts: 6662
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Just chop a few wires and fill with magnesium
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| #18 10:48pm 28/01/10 |
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whoop
Posts: 15370
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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or fill it with thermite? see what I did there?
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| #19 10:54pm 28/01/10 |
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Midda
Posts: 4550
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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From watching stargate I know you can put literally any power source on a feedback loop to create an explosion and if that don't work... reverse the polarity. f***ing lol. |
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| #20 11:04pm 28/01/10 |
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trog
AGN Admin
Posts: 29139
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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This sounds like an incredibly unsafe idea, I agree with whoop. |
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| #21 11:08pm 28/01/10 |
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icewyrm
Posts: 2218
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Either build it properly or don't do it at all, don't be a douche.
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| #22 11:08pm 28/01/10 |
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d[o_0]b
Posts: 3518
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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trying to replicate a power surge killing a psu so i can look into it further for R&D purposes i cant really say much sorry
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| #23 05:45pm 29/01/10 |
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demon
Posts: 5140
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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hahah :P
grab the psu & attach a 2metre length of copper rod to it's case. goto a golf course & drop the psu with rod attached on the ground in the middle of a field during a thunder storm. now it's time to play the waiting game.. or hungry hungry hippo if you have it. |
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| #24 05:51pm 29/01/10 |
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fade
Posts: 4145
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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Given any thought to the damage this may do to your house wiring?
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| #25 06:01pm 29/01/10 |
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eightyeight
Posts: 1276
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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smoke machine was a good idea
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