My friend is trying to install a new Graphics Card and he sent me this. It hurts my soul.

43 Comments

  1. Synthetic451

    WHY?!

    Lmao, how is the gpu half out of the slot already? And there’s clearly enough room for his fingers to flick that switch, why did he need to use a butter knife.

    This too hurts my soul.

  2. zzzzzz_zz

    That pc is going to have more chips in it than a bowl of mint ice cream

  3. RunalldayHI

    30 mins later…

    – I accidentally knocked off a capacitor, idk how???

  4. RentonZero

    Ignoring the GPU is already half out, there’s a shit tone of room to get your finger in. I gotta use a TV remote to hit mine with a air cooler but there’s zero reason here

  5. DG_House

    either the PCIe covers are still in or the want to pull out the GPU

    eitherway, install him Fold@home so he has atleast some use for mankind

  6. Substantial-Size3125

    Keep him away from all electronics

  7. idkwhatimdoing1208

    Please, keep scratching it more. Next, he can scrape off a few pins, maybe some traces off of the motherboard too.

  8. Disco_Ninjas_

    Use a spoon. It will hurt more. Or so I’m told.

  9. Anotherthrowawayboye

    But but….i think we have all encountered that one board where the minimal amount of the tab is showing and it requires inhuman force to remove the gpu

    I need to invest in a mobo with a button for release lol

  10. TheHappyTaquitosDad

    Jesus chriminy he should be arrested

  11. turdburgler40020

    Let’s not forget he’s trying to unclip it with the knife in one hand, and the camera in the other. If successful, it’s likely to just flop on outta there

  12. MattyKatos

    Could easily fix the issue if he put the damn phone down

  13. Stromberg44

    I got this with a MSI z790 board too and a active EKWB block. It was absolute pain

  14. With that angle of approach makes you wonder if this person took off the wrong pcie slates and or left them on.

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    This is why alienware continues to be top dog in pc prebuilt sales.

  15. Chakramer

    Use a chopstick or something that won’t scratch the motherboard cmon…

  16. meep_ball

    Maybe get the camera out of your hand?
    Why would you not use 2 hands instead of using a knife and a camera

  17. Remote-Yam-7569

    If this happens to anyone use a pencil with an eraser on the end to poke it. Put a lil masking tape over the metal end.

    When it slips, like it will a million times, it won’t damage anything.

    Yes this happened to me before.

  18. Dude doesn’t even have fat fingers fucking use them 😂😂

  19. stopusingmynames_

    Understandable sometimes, but Asus rocked my world when they realized they could make a release button that you could easily reach around your gargantuan graphic card. This is the way…

  20. smithversman

    Give us a name, and we’ll write it on death note

  21. Midnight28Rider

    Seriously, what’s with all the friend shaming lately?

  22. Direct-Gate-3354

    But tbf, fuck these tabs, gpus always just cover them so you can’t even get to them anyway.

  23. _AmaShigure_

    What the heck was that?? Is that kind of chant before you stab someone?

  24. SasoriKathera

    ![gif](giphy|5xtDartpELLnXKkhytW|downsized)

  25. minefarmbuy

    At least they’re not ripping the pcie slot off the mobo with the card.

  26. Ismaelum

    I mean freeze frame it at the last milisecond and check out that fan boys, did a fucking rat chew on it? What is going on with this kid

  27. testeduser01

    Scratch’s on the cpu AIO cooler. Case screw holes edges scratched to hell. This PC has already seem some shit before this video.

  28. Fallwalking

    Why are they recording this if they’re having problems removing it?

  29. scootaloo711

    Uh reminds me when i cleaned recently. The space between my bequiet air cooler and the slot, as well as the RAM, is less than a thumb wide. I had to contort my hand upside down and press with a locked middle finger on that bitch… OP has so much more space though.

  30. Icy_Investment_1878

    Ur friend might be too young to handle expensive pcs, start small

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