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    is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    just wanna know!! thanks you

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    Why would you need to do this?

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    Quote Originally Posted by grizzla View Post
    Why would you need to do this?
    lol! do you know how?

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    Yes, yes there is. Will I tell you? Hell no.

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    many ways of doing something to a computer to cripple it, unless you explain your intentions, nobody will help you.

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    yeah. unless you state what you want to know it for, no-one around here will tell you...
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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    i say ban him

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    Re: is there a way to adjust the motherboard so it become slower and unstable?

    snapping it in half would make it alot slower and unstable......
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