Making a GPU Keyring!

Got an E6600 on my keys.

Just don't try doing it with an old Pentium that was a complete silicon cpu. Took three diamond bits in a dremel to put a hole on one of them
 
Awesome I didn't realise others had done this :) I have a Q9650 keyring, the damn thing died so it was the best alternative use I could come up with. xD

You'll deffo need a drill... File the sharp edges too!
 
I used an old 1.6GHz LGA775 Celeron to make a keyring for myself. I rounded off the sharp corners, polished it, and used a pillar drill to drill a hole through the corner of it.

It was a working CPU before I did this. I feel like a monster. :D
 
I have a couple of Xeons sitting about at home. A socket 771 quad, and a socket 1366 hex. I could upgrade my keyring. :D

Just kidding...
 
I originally wanted to use my old VIA Cyrix because it is gold and purple and just looks awesome, but it is a bit big, and it still works, and I couldn't bring myself to destroy a working example of a retro CPU. Besides, I would have to remove all of the pins. :p
 
titan z earings, original titan nipple rings and an atari 2600 joystick as a butt plug :D
maybe a scsi cable as a head band and some flipflops made from mouse mats and molex cables.

sticking to mouse modding this week, keyrings will have to wait. did just get a pair of xeon 3.2 from 2005 though. would be good keyrings them :D
 
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