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No evidence as in burning, or water, or mercury, or whatever. I need it to be perfectly clear inside. I worked 5 years in a it service and it seems that i cannot find a solution. Usually, they came DoA, and that's that. I never received this kind of request from anybody, so i don't know how to...
- Theloneranger
- Post #17
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

Ok, i lied. It's for warranty. The SSD wore off, and my speeds are under 100mb/s. I mean, it's slower than a regular hdd, ffs. They won't accept it, because it works in "normal" parameters. :\
- Theloneranger
- Post #16
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

I can't open it up. It's sealed. PS: Why is it odd? I'm not asking for donations or anything. I'm asking for a bit of imagination :D. Think of it as a very hard puzzle. Broke it without any evidence.
- Theloneranger
- Post #12
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

What usernames? This is my first account here, and i don't see the stupidity. I'm using anandtech for benchmarks and charts since forever, but i thought that people could help me around here for my situation. I'm asking for an advice or an opinion, i'm not asking to kill anyone. Chill down...
- Theloneranger
- Post #10
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

Nice thinking, but i tried several times and it seems it's a darn update utility. It does recognize my SSD, but when i try to apply the updates, it gives me an error 0xDEADBEEF (my first thought was: really? dead beef? lol :D)
- Theloneranger
- Post #8
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

No skidmarks. I need it to be intact. Microwave for 15s is overkill (i guess)
- Theloneranger
- Post #7
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

Not helping, thanks. I tried connecting the yellow wire (12v) with the red wire (5v). Not working. I heard a tssssssss sound for 2s, and then i closed the psu. The tough fella is still working ffs.
- Theloneranger
- Post #3
- Oct 2, 2014
- Forum: Memory and Storage
Kill SSD

Ok, let's have some fun around here. I have one piece of SSD, mostly noname, 120GB, SATA 3. It's pretty old, and last week i bought a new one. Now, I want to destroy/kill the old one, without any evidence of burning or something else. It doesn't have anymore warranty, but i need to show someone...
- Theloneranger
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- Oct 2, 2014
- Replies: 20
- Forum: Memory and Storage

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