last night i was playing diablo 2 and i hear this loud bang and i look at my comp and the cd rom was half open and there was a dent on the side of my case when i took apart my comp the cd was in million of peices and it cut my cord going to my cd rom to the hard drive
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Pictures please!
my parents are to jewish to get a digital camera i wish i had a pic thow
The pieces of cd went through your drive and cut the power chord in the back?
Dont ask me how it manged to happen but if u watched myth busters there was a problem befor with this happen
Quote from: Twix on July 15, 2004, 10:49 AM
Dont ask me how it manged to happen but if u watched myth busters there was a problem befor with this happen
I saw that episode and the proved it true I believe. Been awhile I can't quite remember.
I saw this "myth" on a show called myth busters, and they proved that a normal cd rom drive cannot blow up a disc. Bare inmind if you warm up the disc ahead of time say in the microwave it will blow up much easier.
When they performed their test they used a router motor, and attached it to the slot where the disc clicks onto. Once it was turned on at peak RPM's it would blow up. But when tested on an average cd rom drive, the disc wasn't affected.
A CD generally only "blows up" in the drive if it has a crack on the inner ring of the disk. I saw this happen to many many people when I used to read the battle.net boards.
Yah, that sounds about right.
Quote from: Akamas on July 15, 2004, 02:16 PM
I saw this "myth" on a show called myth busters, and they proved that a normal cd rom drive cannot blow up a disc. Bare inmind if you warm up the disc ahead of time say in the microwave it will blow up much easier.
When they performed their test they used a router motor, and attached it to the slot where the disc clicks onto. Once it was turned on at peak RPM's it would blow up. But when tested on an average cd rom drive, the disc wasn't affected.
That's right. I forgot it was only effective on the routor and not an actual CD-ROM.
Werent they using like a 50x cd-burner?