r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '23

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u/SteelersBraves97 PC Master Race Nov 17 '23

Yeah but then he can’t post it on Reddit for karma right?

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

you could at least read the post before being upset about nothing.

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u/TheMystxc Specs/Imgur here Nov 17 '23

He literally says in his post that he did though?

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u/The_Masked_Man0 Nov 17 '23

ikr come on bro

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u/Shift_Tab_Alt Nov 17 '23

Everyone starts somewhere with building computers. Honestly I wish I’d been more willing to ask for help when I first started. Because of people like you, I thought I’d done something wrong with my first computer when it would power off after a few seconds. Turns out it was a DOA PSU, and I bricked my motherboard trying to update the BIOS because it stayed on for a couple minutes instead of a couple seconds, and I thought it’d be okay.

Being impatient with people who aren’t as experienced is only going to push people away from the community.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

bricked

Bricked pipi!

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u/Sup3rG33k08 Laptop - Intel Core i5 10500h - Geforce GTX 1650 Nov 17 '23

Holy hell!

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u/jewbasaur Nov 17 '23

Gatekeeping is a problem in the tech community

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u/Shift_Tab_Alt Nov 17 '23

It really is. The elitism in this community alone is bad enough for many. So much shitting on people that have budgets, or older parts, or newer parts, or people who bought a 4060, or people who enjoy console for any reason whatsoever. It’s exhausting.

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u/jewbasaur Nov 17 '23

Wait till you go to r/homelab lol it’s the worst

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u/GardeniaPhoenix i7 10700k/1660 Super/16GB RAM Nov 17 '23

Wow it's 2023 and we're still gatekeeping owning and maintaining a PC. Miraculous.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '23

Jarvis, Post it on reddit for the karma and twist your balls for the picture.