I want her to move, because she’s blocking the exhaust, but she looks very comfortable.

33 Comments

  1. LexiLuvzU

    if it’s blocking the exhaust that’s a problem but then again eepy cat should be left to do eepy things

  2. If she drools into your case or something you might have a problem

  3. dickles438

    My WiFi antenna is nice and pointy so I put it right on top of the case and my cats have never tried to lay on top of it.

  4. Give a better option for the cat to sit on, like a soft bed somewhere high, a heated bed, or do some hostile architecture on the pc.

  5. LtSparky3000

    Oh hell no.. Bit the cat needs a surface where to sleep, then.. Maybe try to educate him/her (a miracle thing to say) to sleep on other things o buy him/her something to sleep on

  6. FlameShadow0

    Every time someone posts something like this I’m always reminded 80% of r/pcmasterrace is gross and allow their animals on their computers

  7. SoDrunkRightNow2

    EXTREME DANGER

    Sir Fluffington’s tail could get sucked into the fan, creating a CATastrophe.

  8. Jorgan_JerkFace

    I don’t have fans on top, so I’d let the kitty chill. If you have fans on top then I’d try to encourage the kitty to move. But seriously, people have a LOT of fans these days, I have a full case with 3 fans in front, 2 in back and 3 on gpu; that has to be enough considering the room everything has.

  9. WhyHelloYo

    It is a battle to keep cats off my pc tower. As in they refuse. I have resorted to putting foil on top. The exhaust is getting blocked either way. At least the foil keeps litter and hair out of the case.

  10. CityOk9173

    Prob bad for airflow but don’t disturb them they are just sleepy

  11. xeviphract

    Great photo!

    Your PC is comfortable, warm, elevated and affords a good view of what you’re doing. Your alternative needs to exceed those specs for the cat to willingly relocate.

  12. qpaleoskeidj

    Yes but your days are numbered clearly

  13. Travman12

    It’ll be ok just tie him to a spare grounding strap, cats generate about .012 megavolts of electricity purr pound of bodyweight.

  14. JordFxPCMR

    i would just pick her and move her and put something on top maybe a self or something or anything you can put to stop her laying on there

  15. Previous-Bid5330

    Is’nt safe when you playing in high graphic games and do hard work for CPU, like 3D rendering or code compilation, etc.

  16. keigo199013

    Doesn’t matter, it now belongs to the cat. 😂

    But seriously, I’d recommend a decoy warming spot. Heating pad maybe? 

  17. NuclearShade

    The purring will cause slight vibrations that will help excite electrons, slightly boosting voltage and performance. I’d recommend scratching behind the ear for maximum performance.

  18. onizzzuka

    As an engineer: it’s unsafe because of hair and of air blocking.

    As a normal human: it’s your talisman, safe it, pet it, feed it.

  19. Suspicious-Anxiety35

    The cats tail could get stuck in the fan and cause a CATastrophic disaster

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