Talk about ridiculous builds… Found this at a local house appliance store

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  1. imaregretusingthis

    the case probably cost more than the cpu and the motherboard lol

  2. IsorokuYamamoto659

    It is so you can fit a radiator big enough for a 14900K

  3. freedomprotector603

    Looks like you found Dr. Frankenstein’s gaming pc

  4. I like the idea of getting the biggest possible PC case and just running a mini ITX motherboard and an SFX power supply with the longest possible tubing.

  5. relevantusername2020

    holy shit what is up with mods not allowing linking to other subreddits?

    are we all 5 years old?

    they literally have automod configged to detect incomplete urls smh

    anyway, my comment:

    i mean honestly we should be getting moar creative with pc builds

    copying over part of my comment, including a quote from the article i was commenting on in this thread that im definitely not going to link because here in “pc master race” we follow the rules of not… uh… not talking to anyone outside of pc master race. or wahtever. because we are children, i guess. or. uh. idk. kinda. kinda stupid. ive messaged the mods but they keep ignoring me

    anyway

    they literally have it set up to detect links like this:

    https://preview.redd.it/ry22nwgzeitd1.png?width=877&format=png&auto=webp&s=7dce2b0baf6110d8e77c92ed2b5fe1c8e4391e7a

    the article: https: slash slash apnews dot com slash article slash climate-change-rystad-energy-peak-oil-7927a9ac8172b0f278d0db35d5f19f0c

    from the article:

    Q: What’s the one technology no one has heard about yet?

    A: Hyperlinks. its this nifty technology that makes it so you can just click the text and it takes you directly to the webpage being referenced. the future is now!

    nah just kidding, thats a dig at the mods

    from the article for real this time:

    >

    Q: What’s the one technology no one has heard about yet?

    A: For instance, high temperature energy storage. One is called “the sun in the box,” this big block of graphite, or black carbon, and you can heat the block to 2,000 degrees, and you do that when the wind is blowing and the sun is shining.

    You can have solar panels inside producing electricity from the wavelength radiation from the block, and you have pipes into it with super hot high pressure water, so you can choose whether you want to take out the energy as electricity or as hot over-pressurized water, for instance for metal production… Just one example of a new long duration storage technology.

    my comment:

    >so earlier i happened to think about how like, my pc makes my room hot af in summer (or whenever) but its also nice in winter and i literally can chill with my window open… and then i bet it would be relatively simple for someone much more intelligent than i to like, make a magic machine that is a computer/server/heating system for water and air/”air conditioning”/cooling/de or re humidifiers. all in one. like. its just wasted energy to have excess heat like that.

    theres more to the comment but i ramble and it gets a bit off topic so ill let you just go to that post if youre curious (and if you can manage to enter the url without uh.. jacking up your electric bill too much or whatever)

    `originally i had a spongebob gif here but automod is REDACTED so now i have this`

    moar like the https: slash slash slinging dot hasher or something amirite

    get rekt automod. free speech says bite my shiny metal ass

  6. Xx_Gambit_xX

    IRL depiction of that Pump, circa 2024, colorized:

    ![gif](giphy|cHkA7tJZoWLyU)

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