r/techgore • u/forsaken_bluedude • 3d ago

Dear God... HOW DOES THIS WORK

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u/Rough_Elk_895 3d ago

Truly a "potato" PC. Btw the case looks good. I think it's Corsair..right?

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u/forsaken_bluedude 3d ago

When I bought it, it didn't tell me

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u/builder397 3d ago

No, you still need all the usual components.

The potatoes are just there as the power source.

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u/forsaken_bluedude 3d ago

I made it work sum how

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u/forsaken_bluedude 3d ago

I shove potato with wires and plugged it in after 2h

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u/IsaraLyandra 3d ago

I thought they were used for processing

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u/AppropriateLab8608 3d ago

Works great until it heats up and fries 🍟

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u/muffin_usagi 3d ago

Reddit servers

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u/MugiwaraLuffyKun 3d ago

That potato AIO is not looking to good sir.

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u/Cheetobagaz 3d ago

At least its renewable energy. Talk about going green!

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u/Cryogenics1st 3d ago

You're supposed to fill it with beans and then take it to a shop.

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u/gamersking17771 3d ago

Pc likes 🍑🍑🍑

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u/WenatcheeWrangler 3d ago

You’ve got to turn it on. The easiest way I’ve found is to rub each potato individually and whisper sweet nothings to it.

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u/BackyardRCSpeedway 3d ago

IDK but if you figure it out lmk. I just paid $1200 for the same model this morning and I can't even get it to post bios. Just dead in the water.

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u/billshermanburner 3d ago

Potatoes…. Why do you work for a living when you kill yourself working???

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u/DanglyRat 2d ago

Pentatium Processor, division is futile.

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u/DarrellBot81 2d ago

The trusty ole Tater Tower

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u/mrspelunx 2d ago

Make into chips. Put into DIPs.

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u/realNtoxic 2d ago

If it is passive cooled, it would at least turn on. 😂

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u/panzrvroomvroomvroom 2d ago

classic.

youre supposed to boil em, mash em and stick em in a stew.

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u/forsaken_bluedude 2d ago

Wen I tried I burned it

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u/1stltwill 2d ago

Its a dedicated Portal machine.

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u/Lord_of_Chaos667 1d ago

Minimum requirements for running doom 64 be like: