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Is it possible to take out the processors (3 powerpc? 3.2ghz each) and in someway use them as processors on the computer. Maybe its stupid, but that would be a triple core pc (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)
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i'm not going to go into details as to why (other then the fact that there is no motherboard that would support it), but no. its not possible.
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can u use 2 of the processors ? im really annoying right (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif) ??
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Well this is just thoughts, if u take out the motherboard with the triple core, put in some normal ram and a video card would that work? probably not because motherboard firmware isnt supporting that right? and you can't hack it because its encrypted? But if you somehow could hack the firmware in the motherboard and replace it with some pc-based motheboard firmware you would have a kickass PC.
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I'll just repost this to explain the second question...
QUOTE(Reaper527 @ Aug 8 2006, 05:22 PM)
i'm not going to go into details as to why (other then the fact that there is no motherboard that would support it), but no. its not possible.
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QUOTE(henix @ Aug 8 2006, 11:26 PM)
can u use 2 of the processors ? im really annoying right
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you do realise it's a triple CORE processor, not 3 seperate processors.
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this thread made me lol
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Hello Mr Brick.....Meet Mr. Wall
This post has been edited by Calibos: Aug 9 2006, 02:02 AM
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If you are a tech god yes. But to take them out and put them on a regular mobo you would have to make some sort of an adaptor socket.
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sorry dude. never gonna happen ever ever ever.
buy an ultra high-end amd dual core processor, throw in a gig here a gig there of ram, toss around a few nvidia 7900-whatevers, (not to mention a fancy shmancy mobo) and you'll have yourself a nifty pc that'll out hustle a 360 any day.
wonder if anyone's put this in the comedy forum yet.......
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the 360's cpu is BGA (ball grid array) meaning there are little balls of solder attatched to the cpu during manufacturing via sticky soldering paste, and then placed onto the mobo, and put into an oven for a certain time allowing the solder to melt and basically solder the cpu to the mobo.
making removal very very hard.
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This thread is hilarius (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
Maybe I can figure out a way to solder my 7800gtx to my 360 mobo and get 1080p resolution from the increased power (IMG:style_emoticons/default/jester.gif)
No offense intended, I was just highly amused by the concept.
Nice avatar IAmCanadian. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
This post has been edited by epsilon72: Aug 9 2006, 05:12 AM
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You guys need to stop making fun of him.
Not everyone on earth is a computer expert and knows how everything works.
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 9 2006, 12:08 AM)
You guys need to stop making fun of him.
Not everyone on earth is a computer expert and knows how everything works.
Yeah i 2nd that..
But oh man, i giggled.
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 9 2006, 04:08 AM)
You guys need to stop making fun of him.
Not everyone on earth is a computer expert and knows how everything works.
Exactly, and it's not one of the most stupidest things said here on XS either.
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Sadly no. Im sorry but I thought your concept was funny. I wonder if I can take the copper trails from the mobo and eat them as speghetti. You know with a lil marinara. Just kidding dude. I couldnt resist.
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 8 2006, 09:08 PM)
You guys need to stop making fun of him.
Not everyone on earth is a computer expert and knows how everything works.
Yeah, but come on...the guy even knew he was being annoying, which means he knew that he was asking a recockulous question.
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henix,
I'm not going to grill you on the post (looks like you had enough) but, if you do try this, I got dibs on your DVD drive.
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I have to add my dose of comedy:
Maybe the guys from Pimp My Ride could make it work. Call Xzibit.
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QUOTE(jabroniekilla @ Aug 24 2006, 12:08 PM)
I have to add my dose of comedy:
Maybe the guys from Pimp My Ride could make it work. Call Xzibit.
What? Was that the infant sized dosage? Call Chappelle.
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Looking at the thread name at first I thought someone may have acctually tried that. Now it just makes me laugh. Doesnt hurt to ask though
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me too. Although I did know that little fact on how they actually attach the cpu to the mobo. Quite clever.
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guys of course this is funny but calm down. i know at this point in time it is impossible but think about the future. i know this is an XBOX forum but there is a similar instance to the PSP (no im not the Sony fanboy from gamespot, but i know him). people claimed downgrading a 2.0 was impossible until a hack came out. then they said that there is no way in hell 2.5/2.6--1.50 is possible but look now. so what seems impossible now, might be possible in a few years.
but im just gonna sit back like this ---> and watch how this plays out. and please dont kill me for the Sony comment. i own 3 XBOXs, a 360, and a dusty old PS2 for a few games. i love my XBOXs more than anything.
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OMG NO! MY IQ DROPPED 3 POINTS!
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Taking the cores out is the wrong direction. Looking for a way to hack the 360 and run linux/Power PC windows would be the way to go.
Sooner or later it will happen.
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QUOTE(nekkron99 @ Aug 24 2006, 12:23 PM)
What? Was that the infant sized dosage? Call Chappelle.
IM RIIIICH BIOOOTCHH!
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QUOTE(Calibos @ Aug 9 2006, 02:00 AM)
Hello Mr Brick.....Meet Mr. Wall
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and put into an oven for a certain time allowing the solder to melt and basically solder the cpu to the mobo.
Do they put a pizza in the oven at the same time as well?
Don't worry even I went through a funny time once asking silly questions. We all do it...
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 9 2006, 06:03 AM)
the 360's cpu is BGA (ball grid array) meaning there are little balls of solder attatched to the cpu during manufacturing via sticky soldering paste, and then placed onto the mobo, and put into an oven for a certain time allowing the solder to melt and basically solder the cpu to the mobo.
making removal very very hard.
Well, it's possible (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
(IMG:http://www.freepler.de/userdaten/38928917/bilder/xbox360/cpu222.jpg)
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Can I remove my XBOX 360 CPU and put it in my Commodore 64 so I can run my games faster? .. hahah..
Closed way making your XBOX run like a pc is *lux OS project.. see other posts.
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 9 2006, 05:03 AM)
the 360's cpu is BGA (ball grid array) meaning there are little balls of solder attatched to the cpu during manufacturing via sticky soldering paste, and then placed onto the mobo, and put into an oven for a certain time allowing the solder to melt and basically solder the cpu to the mobo.
making removal very very hard.
Put it back in an oven to melt the solder off?
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I would of thought that putting it in an oven hot enough to melt the solder would damage the components.
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QUOTE(Da Mafia @ Oct 28 2006, 04:14 PM)
I would of thought that putting it in an oven hot enough to melt the solder would damage the components.
well, all options considered you could try a hot air gun, but of course that could get very complicated, very quickly
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Dude it aint gonna happen. You would have to practically build a mobo that would support the CPU socket AND there is no way you would get it to run considering the GPU is a chip and there are no PCI, AGP, or PCI-E sockets so no way of getting a graphics card.. Unless you can build a Xenos compatible motherboard with custom firmware that would support a PCI-E 3D card.. BTW this is beyond pratically everyone unless you are a computer hardware engineer or a VERY VERY good programmer....
Just forget about it and play some games
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i question the l33t skillz of some of the people roasting this guy. lots of people jumping on the bandwagon that think they are engineers after putting their uber sweet gaming machine together.
Aicd
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well if there were anyone out there who could do this it would be the design team of the xbox 360,
and seeing that they have all the tools necessary to make an xbox it very unlikely they would even do it.
this thread goes to show how mans ideas out weigh ther technical abilities
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Just remember, everyone's allowed to have 'A Blonde Day' every so often (or in some cases, Ginger) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)
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How is this thread still alive, I contribute it to very lazy mods. Anyway this will never work even if you did have a motherboard for it this PPC processor for the simple fact that the processor it's self it hard coded to work with components and GPU found only on the 360 motherboard not to mention the architectural reasons that I care not to divulge in.
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Jesus dude
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what a waste of time
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QUOTE(IAmCanadian @ Aug 9 2006, 05:03 AM)
the 360's cpu is BGA (ball grid array) meaning there are little balls of solder attatched to the cpu during manufacturing via sticky soldering paste, and then placed onto the mobo, and put into an oven for a certain time allowing the solder to melt and basically solder the cpu to the mobo.
making removal very very hard.
Actually, removal is pretty easy if you have the right tools. Goto your local electronics shop; There's plenty of ways to de-solder chips by hand, as well as easily re-solder them.
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QUOTE(sentinel0 @ Dec 19 2006, 02:35 AM)
How is this thread still alive, I contribute it to very lazy mods. Anyway this will never work even if you did have a motherboard for it this PPC processor for the simple fact that the processor it's self it hard coded to work with components and GPU found only on the 360 motherboard not to mention the architectural reasons that I care not to divulge in.
I disagree. While the components it comes with may be the only ones it uses out of the box, we already know it has potential with the USB ports. We can also swap DVD drives simply by making sure the key is in there. We can stick with the CPU/GPU. RAM upgrade might be hard, but then again, it could be as simple as desoldering the RAM chips on the board, and replacing them.
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Methadon your an idiot I'm sorry did you not understand anything I wrote the cpu is a special cpu built just for the 360 it is a modified version of the PPC processor it requires special encrypted boot rom to even start up the cpu much less just make it work on another motherboard "if" you could find a 899 pin BGA mobo which i don't think exist wait the 360 mobo. Going at the fact you pull a board out of your ass and you hacked the 2048bit SHA-1 key and wrote a boot loader to start the cpu's you would have to be phenomenal at porting a PPC flavor of linux. The GPU would have limited access because you would need special drivers to make it work. Yeah the ddr ram is pretty standard I suppose if you felt like it you could solder it to a stick but why ddr is pretty cheap stuff. So good luck with this try doing some reading before posting your dumb ass comments. And about the USB no shit USB is USB it's called a standard and for it to work you go by it. The thing about the drives it does work in a pc woopdy do this thread is about the CPU/GPU ever working in a PC. Please don't post again until you learn what the hell your talking about. Thank you. Have a nice day.
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this thread is still alive
removing a BGA type cpu will almost always do considerable damage to the chip and the board UNLESS you are a true expert at de-soldering circuits AND requires some VERY expensive machines to do even that for someone who might be an expert but not sure they can do it
and to make things harder I'm pretty sure its a FBGA type which makes even that near impossible
i guess you have an 899 pin BGA motherboard in your dreamland also
i guess i can take 360 cpu and put in in my classic pong game
WTF
can somebody get a mod on this thread
don't bother asking about the ps3 cpu either
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Can we just let this old and pointless thread die already?
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if you remove the cpu and gpu chips from the 360s mobo the coolest thing you could probably do is make some sweet keychains
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QUOTE(sentinel0 @ Feb 7 2007, 01:21 AM)
Methadon your an idiot I'm sorry did you not understand anything I wrote the cpu is a special cpu built just for the 360 it is a modified version of the PPC processor it requires special encrypted boot rom to even start up the cpu much less just make it work on another motherboard "if" you could find a 899 pin BGA mobo which i don't think exist wait the 360 mobo. Going at the fact you pull a board out of your ass and you hacked the 2048bit SHA-1 key and wrote a boot loader to start the cpu's you would have to be phenomenal at porting a PPC flavor of linux. The GPU would have limited access because you would need special drivers to make it work. Yeah the ddr ram is pretty standard I suppose if you felt like it you could solder it to a stick but why ddr is pretty cheap stuff. So good luck with this try doing some reading before posting your dumb ass comments. And about the USB no shit USB is USB it's called a standard and for it to work you go by it. The thing about the drives it does work in a pc woopdy do this thread is about the CPU/GPU ever working in a PC. Please don't post again until you learn what the hell your talking about. Thank you. Have a nice day.
Woah, I misread the original post. I know it was a while back, but after re-reading my post, I think I was under the impression this was about RAM upgrading. If I wasn't responding to that, then please excuse this as an exceptionally rare "blonde manifestation"
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realy? ya dont say so.
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creatureofthedark....take your pc loving flaming else where..if the 360 were more like a pc it would be modded by now,console modding is for the xtreme mfers.
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This disturbs me that this thread has went on for this long.
RIP