how to make a hot plate for your mug from a dead cpu

8/12/2019 How to Make a Hot Plate for Your Mug From a Dead CPU

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Hot Plateby bo3bo3on February 24, 2010

Intro: Hot PlateThis is a very easy and cool project to do with a dead CPU.

A CPU is a very beautiful piece of a computer that you wont through away even if it was dead. Among many other things, simply, you can drill a hole in i t and use it ayour key chain.

This project will show you how to make a hot plate for your Mug from a dead CPU.

Step 1:Tools and Materials1. A dead CPU.

(Ofcourse you can use a working one but it wont be feasible.)

2. A USB cable

3. A Fan grill with screws.

4. Any box (I used a wooden tie box cover)

5. A rotary Tool (the best tool ever invented)

6. Epoxy

7. A creative artistic mind.

Image Notes1. Macro Image of the dead CPU2. Rest in peace
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Step 3:The StepsFirst, prepare the base.

You have to find a thin box or a box cover to use as the base of the plate. I used a tie box cover made of wood because it has the same thickness as my laptop.

Now put the CPU over the base you picked and mark a square to drill with your rotary device. The square must be a little bit bigger than the CPU. The reason behind tbigger hole is to make sure the hot CPU wont touch the wooden surface of the base. Its not going to put it into flames, but it will produce a nasty burning smell.

Then, using the fan grill as your ruler, drill four holes in the body of the base and Screw the grill down to it.

Make another hole on one side of the base. Thats where the USB wire is going through.

Image Notes1. Make a square in the middle of the box


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Image Notes1. Drill a hole

Image Notes1. USB wire through the box.

Step 4:Preparing the hot platelocate the ground pins in your CPU and that can be done by reviewing the CPU data sheet or simply by the devastating trial and error.

Cut the USB wire and pass it through the hole you made previously in the base.

Strip the USB cable and locate the black and red weirs (black wire = ground, Red wire = +5V). You can cut out the white and green data weirs for more space.

Now connect the black wire to the ground pins and the red wire to voltage pins.

The best way to attach the weirs to the pins of the CPU is to cut the wires without striping them and then slide the pins inside.

Finally, you have to attach the CPU to the grill by Epoxy

Enjoy.


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Image Notes1. Voltage Pins2. Ground Pins

Image Notes1. Box2. CPU3. USB

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John_Edwardsays: Nov 9, 2010. 2:09 PM REP....Okay.Lets get these things straight.

First, a CPUs SAFE temperature range is, depending of the CPU, between 30 and 55.The MAXIMUM temperature(exceeding this usually means the computer shuts down forcefully) is between 60 and 100, depending of the CPU.You do not, under any circumstances, want to run your CPU at those temperatures, as they will get damaged over time.Source : http://www.pantherproducts.co.uk/Articles/CPU/CPU%20Temperatures.shtml

Second, the voltages of CPUs vary, a lot.Old Pentium 1 runs at 5v. my Core 2 Duo runs between 0.85 and 1.5 volts.So, if you use an old pentium 1 processor, it will work perfectly.Stick a C2D, and it will fry and you will get very nasty smoke.Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Core_2_microprocessors

Third, for this project, the USB port will give 5volts at 100mA, as that is the maximum power for a single device.A smart device, like an external HDD, can REQUEST the computer to give it more power, by asking to take additional places in the USB bus, to the max odevices, or 500mA.Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Serial_Bus#Power

Fourth, power is always proportional to voltage and current.At 5v and 100mA, power is 0.5 watts.A CPU can use over 130watts in normal use, so you will not be getting the +100c temperatures here because of how the heat is released normally.It is because the transistors and such act as resistors, resisting the 0.5watt power and turning it to (some) heat.

Source(s) : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watt%27s_law and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_CPU_power_dissipation

Unless you use an older CPU that can handle the 5volts, you will fry your CPU.So try to find a Pentium 1 orsuch, do not try this with a C2D :)

schumi23says: Aug 9, 2012. 6:03 AM REPI would suggest to first try hooking it up to a plain 5volt power source.Also, I would guess that older CPUs (which you are likly to be using) are much less power efficient and use much less power - so it would probably wor

The ideal for this would be to connect it to anold ATX power supply 5V output (and ther are many guides o, reusing them on here)

archieburdensays: Dec 1, 2011. 3:40 AM REPpeople are saying they have done it with a pentium 1. and you can stop the computer shutting down forefully when it exeeds these temperatures and ycan change allmost everything about it in the BIOS (i think)and dont go so nerd rage ((:D)

jakebaldwinsays: Jan 23, 2011. 2:05 PM REPIsn't the point of this to use a CPU that is alreadytrashed? Just wondering....

John_Edwardsays: Jan 24, 2011. 12:32 AM REPFry it in a wrong way, making it go up in flames.

davelectronicsays: Jan 16, 2012. 1:34 PM REPDo you really want to connect that to a fully functioning pc's usb port, use a power resistor copper plate and tap the 5 volts atx rail, idea.

archieburdensays: Dec 1, 2011. 3:44 AM REP

everyone keeps trying to say its wrong but it worked for him so folow it exactley because then it might not work and you cant complain

Computothoughtsays: Nov 18, 2011. 4:03 AM REPNice presentation.

I first remember seeing this hack years ago with old amd and p1'schips.http://liveweb.archive.org/http://rabidhardware.net/id=44http://www.bit-tech.net/news/modding/2006/09/18/usb_hotplate_cooks_dinner/1Could not find the oldest article.
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Nicola Teslasays: Nov 30, 2011. 2:58 PM REPwhat are with all the usbcables?!

Computothoughtsays: Nov 30, 2011. 7:09 PM REPExactmundo, they are all being use for power to heat the cpu(s).

ben_ksays: Nov 30, 2011. 4:57 PM REPUSB ports can only supply 500 mA each at 5V, so just one would only be able to generate 2.5 watts of heat, at most, which is not enough to getanything very hot.

Nicola Teslasays: Dec 7, 2011. 5:15 PM REPi never knew a pc had some many usb ports...

archieburdensays: Dec 1, 2011. 3:37 AM REPwhat if you were heating a little peice of metal with a low melting point (no, im not saying that it would melt) what was already warm?

Heisenburgsays: Nov 30, 2011. 6:59 PM REPthanks

Heisenburgsays: Nov 30, 2011. 2:37 PM REPWouldn't the epoxy melt when heated???

emilsegnasays: Jul 17, 2010. 1:55 PM REPDo anyone have pinout for Pentium 4 socket 775

Computothoughtsays: Nov 18, 2011. 3:40 AM REPYou might try the Intel web site as they usually have the details on all their cpu's.

bhuotsays: Nov 3, 2011. 8:59 AM REPCheck on the CPU itself, the model number and have it correspond to the page on that URL:http://www.intel.com/sup port/processors/pentium4/sb/CS-029963.htm

oandersonsays: Nov 17, 2011. 11:57 PM REPDid household hacker copy you?

naufanmakersays: Oct 26, 2011. 2:19 AM REPIs not hot (not working) i usea intel pentium w/mmx techor my soldering pins are wrong (sorry my engish)

ageorge-1says: Jun 28, 2011. 10:23 AM REPI made mine with a Pentium4, til now not fried! In place of the box I used a dead HDD and in place of the fan grill I used the metal cover of HDD!
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jamesonasays: Aug 27, 2011. 8:22 PM REPwhich are the correct pins for the p4? I've been trying AD22 and AD20, as per a datasheet I found, but it isn't working.

lmijacevicsays: Jul 18, 2011. 1:06 PM REPPop corns! :DDDD

matstermindsays: Mar 1, 2011. 3:29 PM REPmy pentium 1 has numerous voltage amd ground pins, does it matter which ones i connect?

rudipetyasays: Nov 22, 2010. 2:46 AM REP

I made it for my leopard gecko, just some differences:i used two CPU-s in collateral contact, and cellphone charger for the power. It's working! She loves it. THX! :)

nakayanGDsays: Oct 12, 2010. 8:02 AM REPhow to locate ground pins and voltage pins in Intel pentium 133

deamonlordsays: Sep 24, 2010. 5:27 AM REPPLEASE can someone tell me which are the ground and voltage pins on a pentium 1 processor? I found a datasheet through google but it went over myhead. If someone understands that techie language, please help me!

RAMZI_PCsays: Sep 10, 2010. 2:47 PM REPhellocan i use an old CPU, like 368 one or 486

nakayanGDsays: Aug 14, 2010. 12:32 AM REPhow to locate the voltage pins?

TRAXXXsays: Jun 5, 2010. 9:43 PM REPwork good at 10v 1A :D hehehehe it s hot

M4industriessays: Jun 12, 2010. 6:51 PM REP0.o How did you get 10v 1a from a standard USB port?

nopalboysays: Aug 12, 2010. 10:26 AM REPmaybe with 2 usb ports

jamster545says: Jul 11, 2010. 4:34 PM REPI think he means he hooked it to a different power supply. That would blow that processor pretty quick, i'd think.

Chu Guksays: Aug 3, 2010. 9:11 AM REPHey! does anyone round there know the voltage pins for an inteldx4 or an AMDk6? Great instructable, just have to solve this small problem!
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choim_dachoimsays: Mar 2, 2010. 12:46 PM REPI'm astounded as I read all the arguing about the quantity of teeth in horses' mouths. Wasting your lives! If you really cared about the answersyou would get them on your own instead of pestering this guy who may have introduced you to an interesting idea. Is this the best way you havto use up your daily hours? All talk and no action? As an Electrician for 28 years I've seen very small voltage and amps do great damage tometallic objects. Small batteries can get so hot you can't pick them up if you short between the terminals. Some of you feel real smart about yousmart questions but they're asked in a non-productive and stupid way. How smart is that? Go make nice somewhere for a change.

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