É a primeira vez que faço uma postagem no Reddit, e estou fazendo isso principalmente porque um amigo sugeriu que eu postasse algo relacionado ao meu computador gamer um tanto incomum, se é que posso chamá-lo assim.

Para começar, este é um ThinkCentre M700 que comprei por R$ 500 (não Robux, reais brasileiros), o que dá cerca de US$ 93,50. Ele vem com uma placa-mãe H110MS equipada com um i5-6400, 8 GB de DDR4 2133 MHz (posteriormente atualizado com um segundo pente de 8 GB, mas um pouco mais rápido, com 2666 MHz; sem problemas, já que a placa-mãe é limitada a 2133 MHz), um HD de 500 GB e é alimentado por uma fonte HuntKey HK280-72PP de 280 W. Mais tarde, comprei uma RTX 3050 6GB LP para dar um upgrade na configuração e ela é bem competente para rodar a maioria dos jogos que gosto de jogar.

Embora atualmente eu não consiga usá-la devido à fonte de alimentação ser fraca demais para alimentar todos os componentes, estou procurando uma substituta, sendo a Seasonic SS-300TFX a opção mais viável e segura, mesmo que eu precise de um adaptador para o conector ATX 20+4 que ela possui.

O que vocês acham da minha configuração?

A minute of silence for this broken HDMI and traces

They're built robust, no idea how this could happen.

It’s a Samsung of some kind, wouldn’t draw any amps so I opened it up to check the USB-C port and if it was getting any voltage and on the main board the CPU just.. fell off, after a touch the NAND came with it. WTF HAPPENED HERE?

I had to use a chisel to take the heatsink off, and it worked, but also pulled off the processor. I had to use a sharp chisel and sleghammer to seperate the heatsink from the processor.

All i wanted to do, was take off the heatsink from a broken board so i could reuse it, but i dont know wheather i can still use it, because i had to sand off the remaining epoxy, and it got a little bent. I think this was why it was broken, because the epoxy was acting as a insulator.

had to take the picture with my laptop camera because my phone doesnt see this

a few days ago it was randomly shutting down, it started sunday and stopped monday night, now this begins

this is an iphone SE 2nd gen, if that means anything

originally posted in r/softwaregore, but they said this was a hardware thing lol

I'm editing the post to say this was NOT intentional

I bought a buddy of mine a 34” 1440p 200hz monitor for his birthday. He’s always ran an old office 1080p 60hz 23” monitor, so the cooling system never showed its weakness due to its low utilization. His specs are a Ryzen 9900x and a RTX 4070 on 128gb of ddr5.

He’s always struggled in games because he’s not able to see all that well so I decided to get him a new monitor for his birthday and he absolutely loves it. However, given that his hardware has to work harder, I assumed that the weaknesses would show, but I didn’t know how bad the cooling loop really was.

His 4070 was thermal throttling in most games and the pics will likely show why.

Long story short, he threw away the original fan shroud and screws for his 4070 but kept the heatsink. So to put a bandaid on his gpu, we found some screws from an old motherboard threaded into the gpus heatsink, and we were able to repaste and mount the heatsink and zip tie some noctua fans. Just so he can buy some time for a proper waterblock. The current waterblock that was used didn’t even have the correct bolt pattern so he only had 2 screws securing the block to the gpu die, and there was no cooling for his vram or his vrm.

Is there a way to remove these scratches

The big fan is there for when I'm gaming. The clip holds the heatsink in place. This was a former hp 250 g7.

My husband has dropped this quite a few times and super glued it back together at one point.

With the last drop, it is getting replaced with a new one thanks to asurion. He couldn't super glue it back together this time because the trigger and other buttons came off.

ouf

I was wat a YouTube video at 1:00 am and all of the sudden my brow crashe and kept immid crashing as soon I tried to open it again and after I finally got it to stay I was greeted by this flash ban, can somebody explain what I see here? (I use Edge here.)