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Article #48169Re: NEED INPUT - Want to paint my Mac..
From: Bill Thurmes
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 00:00
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In article <BigDan-2903960255400001@beavis.res-hall.nwu.edu> BigDan@kreft.net (D.Kreft) writes: > When throughly dry, soak a rag in a 60/40 mix of turpentine and acetone. > Wipe the paint until it's shiny and smooth. Be sure to inhale deeply > during this procedure. When you're done with the wipe down, spread out > the soaked rag on your mother board (that's the big green piece of > fiberglass that all of chips are on). The conductive nature of the fluids > in the rag will provide shorter paths from point to point within your > computer thus accelerating it....my mahine experienced a 10% speed > increase when I first did this Sorry, but acetone isn't very conductive, and turpentine is much less so. I'd bet that the real reason your computer accelerated is 'cuz you warped your motherboard: as everyone knows, the higher the warp factor, the faster. -- Bill Thurmes
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