Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn I used a wind blower to clean my hardware while my cpu was removed at the time, am I F-ed? Credit to fabianoid game pcPCPC Master 20 Comments sadetheruiner 3 years ago No it’s a functional bee hive. TheSinoftheTin 3 years ago Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that Denaviro 3 years ago I hope no one here has trypophbia Frojoemama 3 years ago Apply large amounts of thermal paste should heal like a paper cute lacheapochoro 3 years ago Don’t think so, old Coffee Lake sockets look like this. legaltrouble69 3 years ago Looks more like a catalytic converter 03thephysicsgod 3 years ago Vey likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that JuicyDoughnuts 3 years ago  YFGHNG 3 years ago Nah your CPU socket is just kind of old, that’s a Coffee Lake right there. Better_Mall_4076 3 years ago Is this a coffee? Am i missing something touchthebush 3 years ago Looks fine to me. bicmedic 3 years ago Umm, put rice on it maybe? PerspectiveCivil4306 3 years ago Ahh these must be for the new round CPUs. Fascinating LEBOMBTV 3 years ago @OP in my country ☕️looking like this means you’ll get rich hehe. LettuceElectronic995 3 years ago there are some dishcleaner leftovers on your cup. Junior_Fix_13 3 years ago Put it in rice rednitro 3 years ago Not enough thermal paste! heriamnottosay 3 years ago Does nobody notice that the bubbles are in a weird arrangement, you may need to see a technician to fix that Dantalionse 3 years ago That’s a nice thin looking cup. Any idea who makes them? Shadow5oul 3 years ago Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
TheSinoftheTin 3 years ago Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that
03thephysicsgod 3 years ago Vey likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that
heriamnottosay 3 years ago Does nobody notice that the bubbles are in a weird arrangement, you may need to see a technician to fix that
Shadow5oul 3 years ago Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that
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No it’s a functional bee hive.
Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that
I hope no one here has trypophbia
Apply large amounts of thermal paste should heal like a paper cute
Don’t think so, old Coffee Lake sockets look like this.
Looks more like a catalytic converter
Vey likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that

Nah your CPU socket is just kind of old, that’s a Coffee Lake right there.
Is this a coffee? Am i missing something
Looks fine to me.
Umm, put rice on it maybe?
Ahh these must be for the new round CPUs. Fascinating
@OP in my country ☕️looking like this means you’ll get rich hehe.
there are some dishcleaner leftovers on your cup.
Put it in rice
Not enough thermal paste!
Does nobody notice that the bubbles are in a weird arrangement, you may need to see a technician to fix that
That’s a nice thin looking cup. Any idea who makes them?
Not likely. It’s a v60 pour over and the coffee drips down into the cup, so the bubbles are likely because of that