When he said tweet on my twitter, it did not sound like what it was supposed to sound like you should be doing, so just re-tweet, uh twitter tweet my twitter, and get a blue fan power supply tweeter.
[QUOTE=mr apple;37670100]STOP BEING SO ROUGH IT WITH UGGHHH
This hurts me[/QUOTE]
He really wasn't though.
[QUOTE=Dr McNinja;37672138]He touched the gold connector on the video card!![/QUOTE]
He's a rebel.
I did not know a reflective computer build mat exists.
[QUOTE=adam1172;37673264]I did not know a reflective computer build mat exists.[/QUOTE]
It's probably like the DVD Rewinder, Useless except for people who don't know any better. How this guy handled the PSU made me cringe, too. I hope these are old parts
His hand at the beginning. :v:
I couldnt get the connector in so i just used a glue gun, will that be okay or should i use some duct tape for extra strength on the connection i dont want to lag out while im playing cod plz respond
"I-i-uh-Intel uh, intel f-...SPIN uh"
Goddamnit, SPEAK WITHOUT UHHING YOU CUNT
[QUOTE=smeismastger;37674092]"I-i-uh-Intel uh, intel f-...SPIN uh"
Goddamnit, SPEAK WITHOUT UHHING YOU CUNT[/QUOTE]
You did a perfect job of completely missing the point. Congrats, it takes effort.
You can actually be rough with computer parts guys, they aren't pieces of super thin glass.
I mean yes, it can be easy to break them if you treat them like they're made of solid wood, but at that same time they can withstand being bumped into things and generally being handled normally.
the only piece Im rough with and cringe worthy is when you put the cpu heatsink and you clip it down.
THAT NOISE ! GHHNNNNN
I thought this would be about spambot twitter accounts like horse_ebooks.
[QUOTE=genyus;37687622]the only piece Im rough with and cringe worthy is when you put the cpu heatsink and you clip it down.
THAT NOISE ! GHHNNNNN[/QUOTE]
Damn Intel heatsinks always freak me out. I mean with AMDs it's alright because it's one simple lever you have to push over and down and it's set. But with Intel the amount of force required to push those four pins far enough into the holes so that they expand and secure is crazy.
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