As I was settling in to my flight with my Nintendo Switch in hand I looked up to see this suspicious looking box under a seat in front of me.
After take off this man proceeded to put this box on his lap, attach his phone to the back of the seat, plug in a PS4 controller, and play some air combat game.
I’ve never been flexed on so hard in my life…
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Takes the term “breadboarding” to the max
That’s a bomb
Was it battery powered or did it need an outlet?
I thought he ran out of thermal paste and didn’t want to have to repaste it. 😀
This is allowed
Me from the ground looking at the explosion
OP hasn’t posted since 🤔
My gaming laptop gets super loud with the fans. Would that be a problem?
Also I never ever fly.
Ace combat fans don’t screw around
Op hasn’t replied since
Update: It wasn’t a PC. It was a bomb. Am dead.
Now do a custom loop with external radiators
Yeah that seems like a fantastic way to end up on a no fly list, undeniably cool AF, but sketchy on a plane lmfao
Looks like he just left the cooler on for transport, prolly didn’t want to redo the paste understandably.
this gave me a slight heart attack. someone i know also built a pc in a b550 box and took it on their flight so i thought it was him, but then i saw it was posted before he got on the plane lmao. still, weird coincidence
GPD Win 4, power of a pc in palm of your hands.
that’s a gamer bomb my dude
Hey I use the MSI B550-A PRO as well. Good on you mate.
How tf is this allowed as a carry-on no less? Or am I just ignorant of TSA allowances?
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Some mini ITX APU boards operate on 19V laptop power supplies, meaning that they can be powered with laptop external battery packs. The AM1 5350 APU is a 2.2 ghz 25W quad core featuring the Radeon R3 8400 iGPU.
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