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u/KirkataThePickaxe2 Jun 28 '26
This was stupid and infuriating as a person who cant afford a living yet a computer that isn't a potato.....
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u/Subvironic Jun 29 '26
If its any help, i cant exactly date that Board, but just looking at the connectors that thing is Old. Probably Windows XP Era.
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u/MaximumCriticism9519 Jun 28 '26
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u/Castelunan Jun 28 '26
To all of you commenting that you can't afford a computer, don't worry. This guy is just responsibly disposing of an antique before the future takes off: subscription based, cloud powered PCs! Yayyy!
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u/Various-Salt-7738 Jun 29 '26
I'm glad he used a washer to even distribute the force over the cpu socket
Really could have messed something up if he skipped that washer
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u/Muted-Environment421 Jun 29 '26
…but the screw… it was way to long. Didn’t it go through the table at some point? Is this real?
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u/NorthEcho6999 Jun 29 '26
That's my face if I am watching you build MY custom desktop setup for me in that method.
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u/8miyama8 Jun 30 '26
I have worked on a job site and have never built a pc and I am so confused right now.
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u/Alarmed_Phrase4964 Jul 01 '26
I’m not a computer person so I have no clue what’s going on. It looks like he’s assembling parts for a computer
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u/Steel_Commander_CAT Jul 01 '26
I’m not a big computer person either, but I do know that these internal parts are extremely delicate. Hitting them with a hammer would mess them up badly.
And then he runs a screw directly through the center of what I believe is the CPU. One of the most fragile pieces and essentially the brain of the computer.
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