Is it possible that graphic card dies as result of puling out CD-drive withouth system shutdown?
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Anonymous2006-06-24 10:14
Yeah, you should turn off your computer before removing internal hardware.
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Anonymous2006-06-24 10:25
Sorry but...you didn't turn off your computer before taking it apart?...
/ROFLMAO
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Anonymous2006-06-24 10:41
I was in real hurry so I quicly pulled it off, did it before, nothing happend. Also I don't see how graphic card is connected with cd-rom anyway...if anything I whould expect power supply.
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Anonymous2006-06-24 13:05
Yeah. NEVER remove internal hardware with the power turned on. Just because it worked once doesn't mean that a stray spark won't hit something else in the case.
When you remove hardware with the power on, you create teeny, tiny power spikes throughout your system. Normally, such a small spike wouldn't be anything to worry about. But, when you consider that a computer runs on MUCH more delicate equipment than other things in your house, an increase/decrease by even half a volt can decimate some pieces of hardware.
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Anonymous2006-06-24 17:18
OMFG your e-penis is undeniably, gynormously miniscule.
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Anonymous2006-06-24 18:18
if you like ripping CD drives out of running computers, you should really look into getting a USB drive.