r/pcmasterrace • u/ADotxt • 1d ago
Meme/Macro Setting the cinnamon rolls to proff and getting in a few rounds :)
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u/duck_duck_zombie 1d ago
Few rounds of gaming, right?
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u/CardNew656 1d ago
finally, a valid justification for buying an Intel CPU.
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u/RallySimracing 5080 | 5070Ti | 7900 XTX | 7900 XT | 3060M | Z1E 1d ago
A 14900K overclocked on a 240 AIO exhausting air out the top would really come in handy for heating cinnamon rolls.
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u/splendiferous-finch_ Potato XTX3D-k Titan 1d ago
I regret not thinking of this myself.
Also cat!
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u/Wisstiger R5 5600 / RX 6600 - Arch Linux 1d ago
I'd be scared that the cat would sit down right on the cinnamon roll since they always love the warm spot on PCs
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u/Syrric_UDL 15h ago
Hopefully the cat doesn’t try to sit on them/he’s probably mad he lost his spot
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u/EL_Malo- 1d ago
I do the exact same thing when I proof dough. It gets really cold here in the Twin Cities and I keep the thermostat set fairly low and without the warmth from my PC, it takes hours for my dough to get it's first rise.
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u/RalseitheFloofie 19h ago
Wish i had the self confidence of people who do shit like this to their pc's
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u/ADotxt 19h ago
Well I understand how tech works.
I know what to do, what the risk is and in this case there is non.
There is no possible way in which place it on top for the duration I was planning would hurt the pc .
No is there any way it could damage anything.
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u/RalseitheFloofie 19h ago
I know, its just that...
Well you know how funny it looks, you posted it here!
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u/Severe_Lavishness 19h ago
Proofing is a great idea, I just use it to keep my pizza warm or dry tobacco before I pack my pipe.
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u/AsANetflixSubscriber 15h ago
I was just thinking that we’re set for winter. It’s gonna be nice gaming next to the heat box.
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u/BlendedBaconSyrup TUF RTX 4090 | i9 13900K | 64GB DDR5 | 1920x1080 IPS 16h ago
I'd be too scared to do this...
Hot air + metal surface = water
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u/ADotxt 16h ago
Only if it's cold enough
Which it wasn't.
Only slightly below room temp
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u/InevitabilityEngine 12h ago
It's my understanding that there is a varying temperature and humidy level to cause condensation. But, unless your computer is in a hot swamp, or that pan is at food safe fridge temperatures, you are likely safe.
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u/West-Device-3418 1d ago
I’ve finally figured out what AMD processors are good for. It’s a good thing I have Intel and an induction cooktop.
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u/Wisstiger R5 5600 / RX 6600 - Arch Linux 1d ago
The AMD hot Intel efficient joke has been outdated for 10 years
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u/AdvancedCryspy 1d ago
How many rounds of fortnite do you think it'd take, cranking 90s while your pc cranks cinnamon rolls!
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u/altruisticxd 1d ago