Overclock it, run with the max amounts of cores, disable all fans and remove heat sinks,and put it in a hot enviroment. but overheating it will mostlikely brake it, Why would you want to do that?
It docent Overheat mine
Does not have a tendency to overheat, however for best results use in a well ventilated area.
It's theoretical possible, but not likely. But if someone managed to do this, then yes, your computer would overheat.
I wouldn't. You don't want to overheat the computer.
No, the melting temperature of glass is very high. Your computer components themselves, like the motherboard, would overheat and melt long before the glass desk top did.
Yes improper air flow will heat up the computer
so it doesnt overheat and d3stroy itself
Using it to long ya dip!
It increases the frictional component within the hard drive causing the computer to overheat and not function properly.
Most likely your computer will overheat and crash.
Dust doesn't really have an effect on the computer energy itself but dust can make it so that parts can overheat. Dust will hold heat and when it's sitting on a card or something then it could cause that card to overheat.
There is no reason why it should. The tray isn't connected to the electronics, after all.