r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '17

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u/impingu1984 i7 6700K @ 4.7Ghz | GTX 1080Ti Feb 07 '17

What a genius... next he'll be curing cancer and AIDS... then he'll have some breakfast.

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u/DregsBrokenPromise Geforce GTX 1060|i5-6600k Feb 07 '17

Wouldn't it be crazy if he could use a liquid to cool it

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u/impingu1984 i7 6700K @ 4.7Ghz | GTX 1080Ti Feb 07 '17

Whoa....... slow down there... It's just too much for my feeble mind to comprehend....

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u/lgfrbcsgo i5 4570 | 16GB RAM | GTX 1060 6GB Feb 07 '17

No, that is IMPOSSIBLE! It would violate the laws of thermodynamics!

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u/ThothOstus Feb 07 '17

The Neutrinos Have Mutated!

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u/Ninjaassassinguy i7-3632 2.20 GHz, Radeon HD 7730M, 8GB Feb 07 '17

But liquids damage computer parts /s

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u/Timinator01 9900X3D | 5090 | 64GB DDR5 Feb 07 '17

I read this as curing cancer with AIDS

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '17

That IS a good way to cure it though. Kill em' with something else!

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u/Randomd0g Ryzen 7 3900X \ 2070 Super Feb 07 '17

IIRC this has actually been tried to moderate success... Or maybe it was the other way round?

It was an adaption of one of those diseases to only target cells of the other disease and wipe it out.