processor

[ricky]

i opened my hard drive and took my processor out
i was so silly enough to drop it by accident and
a little chip fell off i was really worried because i
thought it wouldn't work and my computer was broke
so i put the processor back in and it seems to be working
fine.

[Amethyst]

ricky wrote:
> i opened my hard drive and took my processor out
> i was so silly enough to drop it by accident and
> a little chip fell off i was really worried because i
> thought it wouldn't work and my computer was broke
> so i put the processor back in and it seems to be working
> fine.

1) Hard drives do not have processors
2) Why did you remove it?
3) What kind of CPU is it?
4) Describe the "little chip" - if it's an Athlon (brown or green with a
little silver rectangular 'die' on top) do you mean that's the chip that
fell off?
5) You cannot open a hard drive - if you did your computer wouldn't be
working.

I assume you're talking about your CPU?


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"ricky" > wrote in message
...
> i opened my hard drive and took my processor out
> i was so silly enough to drop it by accident and
> a little chip fell off i was really worried because i
> thought it wouldn't work and my computer was broke
> so i put the processor back in and it seems to be working
> fine.