TB1te

@ KenniesNewName:

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@ KenniesNewName:

https://youtube.com/shorts/mSSVwQ9i-UU?feature=share

Gift Today at 5:32 AM

@ AliceCE:

i almost screwed up biggo time on my main pc

Gift Today at 12:46 PM

@ AliceCE:

and screwed up a little less but still pretty damn bad instead

Gift Today at 12:47 PM

@ AliceCE:

i bent pins on the cpu socket bay and my cpu was wigging out

Gift Today at 12:47 PM

@ AliceCE:

luckily i was able to unbend the bastards and get my pc booting again

Gift Today at 12:47 PM

@ AliceCE:

i will never forget that horrible, 800hz 4 - 2 - 1 beep
code

Gift Today at 12:48 PM

@ AliceCE:

eeeeyikes

Gift Today at 12:48 PM

@ AliceCE:

on the flip side, i was able to give the dingus machine that i nearly screwed the cpu up on a solid state drive

Gift Today at 12:49 PM

@ AliceCE:

and i cleverly got the idea to move the pagefile to it

Gift Today at 12:49 PM

@ AliceCE:

i think my ram's slower than that solid state drive, jesus christ

Gift Today at 12:50 PM

@ AliceCE:

it seems like the pc chugs, then gets exponentially faster after what i can only assume is the pc running out of physsey
ram

Gift Today at 12:50 PM

@ AliceCE:

whereas before it just chugged no matter what

Gift Today at 12:51 PM

@ AliceCE:

slow pagefile, slow ram, now the pagefile's leaving poor phrammy in the dust

Gift Today at 12:51 PM

@ AliceCE:

and all this on a dingus windows 7 pc with no graphics card, of all things

Gift Today at 12:52 PM

@ AliceCE:

an optiplex 755 MT

Gift Today at 12:52 PM

@ DinohScene:

I deal with bent CPU pins on a almost daily basis...

Gift Today at 1:18 PM

@ Digitalcat:

bent cpu pins are my fav, love unbending them and then bending even more by accident.

Gift Today at 1:48 PM

@ Digitalcat:

Hate how they are getting thinner and thinner.

Gift Today at 1:48 PM

@ Veho:

Didn't they invent those nubs and contacts a while ago so we wouldn't have to deal with a million pins when plugging in a CPU?

Gift Today at 1:54 PM

@ Veho:

What happened to that?

Gift Today at 1:55 PM

@ DinohScene:

I think Intel still uses LGA?

Gift Today at 2:14 PM

@ DinohScene:

not to well known with the newer CPUs

Gift Today at 2:14 PM

@ AliceCE:

optiplicks

Gift Today at 2:16 PM

@ Psionic Roshambo:

New AMD is still on pins Intel went LGA but rumor is they are swapping with AMD going LGA and Intel maybe going back to pins

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