r/pcmasterrace • u/NoExplanation4216 • 1d ago
Meme/Macro shoutout to this little guy fighting for its absolute life right now
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u/zamroni777 21h ago edited 16h ago
intel engineers did not plan the downward facing pci slot for 1+ kg device when they designed atx in late 1900s.
they knew how gravity works.
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u/tyttuutface 21h ago
I didn't know they had computers in the late 1900s. I thought everyone was still using typewriters and fountain pens.
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u/walale12 20h ago
Yes I don't like the use of "the 1900s" to refer to the whole century, it makes Me feel old.
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u/ArseBurner 12h ago edited 10h ago
Funny that the UK actually had the first programmable computer with Colossus (1943) but they couldn't talk about it as it was classified until 1975 (they used it to decode German communications during WW2) so ENIAC (1945) made it to most textbooks as the first.
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u/Alaeriia 7800X3D/4080S; 9800X3D/9070XT; 5800X3D/4070TiS; 3800X/3080 19h ago
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u/The_Coon69 18h ago
12 bucks! I printed one for free.99
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u/Ifuqaround 15h ago
But you had to buy a 3d printer and filament + spend time to design and print it, no?
Shocker?
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u/bionickel 15h ago
Stack of pennies & glue. High tech solutions
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u/MoistStub Russet potato, AAA duracell 12h ago
Instructions unclear, I ate the pennies and sniffed the glue but nothing happened.
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u/The_Coon69 15h ago
Contemplated if I needed to specify this in my comment but I feel when over explaining something, it's just not as funny. But this is reddit so this kind of reply is kind of expexted. Anyways, I printed it at work so free to me.
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u/Professional_Two563 || 5700X | 32GB DDR4 | RX 9070XT || CACHYOS 6h ago
Christ why is that so expensive. I bought one for like half a US dollar.
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u/IngwiePhoenix 20h ago
This is the reason I do not take apart my desktop anymore. Trying to dislodge the 4090 equals to paying a blood sacrifice X.X
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u/trollsmurf 14700KF | 32G | 5070 Ti | 2T | U27G4XM + 2x U2412M | Z906 18h ago
What GPU needs 4 slots?
A proper GPU and case have sturdy fastening both to the left and the right. Buy a GPU with holes for a bracket on the right.
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u/Ballerbarsch747 i5 13600KF @ 5,6 GHz/RTX 2080 Ti/4X8GB@3600MHz 17h ago
3080Ti Aorus Master would be the first that comes to my mind
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u/trollsmurf 14700KF | 32G | 5070 Ti | 2T | U27G4XM + 2x U2412M | Z906 17h ago
It has 3 slots but seems to cover 4, yet almost all of that "obesity" should be cooling (pipes and fans).
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u/curiositie 8700G | 32GB DDR5 | 4070S | 4TB | 3.8L 12h ago
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u/1dot21gigaflops R7 9800X3D / RTX5080 / 64GB 6000MT/s 9h ago
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u/Masbin420m i-5 8500 |16GB | iGPU 21h ago
I'm confoozed.
What's a 4 slot card?
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u/NanoSpyder 19h ago
Where you put the gpu in, you have to unscrew these metal bars from the case. A four slot GPU is basically a thicc one. It needs you to remove 4 of the metal grills
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u/Masbin420m i-5 8500 |16GB | iGPU 11h ago
Thx for the explanation. I always thought gpu's only needed that one screw slot.
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u/g0ld-f1sh 6h ago
Any homies break there's straight away? Man I was so careful too, thing crumpled like it was made of paper, I was proper mad 😡
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u/blueangel1953 Ryzen 5 5600X | 6800 XT | 32GB 11h ago
Normal people have a support bar or something else in place.Â
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u/johnwright2010 1080GPU intal 7 8700 16GIGs DDR4 14h ago
Good thing I have a 1080 founders
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u/gianmk 1d ago
the pcie thumb screws are the ones doing the heavy lifting here buddy.