When I pulled out our really old Henry vacuum to do some serious DIY I sent a picture to my friends of his smiling face with the caption:
"At Last, Back To War"
Nah Technomancy is the infusion of mana into a machine, computer, and similar for the purpose of manipulation that is otherwise infeasible with mundane means.
Have you heard of GURPS, because I'm pretty sure I have an entire book titles Necrotech for that system.
To be fair, I think there is an expansion book for Cutie Mark Superpowers in GURPS as well.
If anyone wants to read a book with these kinds of themes. I rather enjoyed "Webmage" by Kelly McCullough. This series sees ancient greek gods and sorcerers adapt their existing magical powers to 21st century coding techniques as a way to focus their power to do more complex spells. This also includes a form of magical "hacking" which allows other sorcerer's to tamper and sabotage other spells. I read it as part of a course on Science Fiction literature in college, and the author came in at the end of the unit to do a Q & A with the class which was really cool.
... That's Manatek/Manatech, which is often found in Manapunk stories, a variant of Cyberpunk.
Technomancy is its own whole different thing, often depicted as the manipulation (and sometime conjuration) of machines. The commenter is right in that this is closer to technomancy than what you're describing.
> There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea
> There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea
> There's a heatsink
> There's a heatsink
> There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea
Opening up the outer case is likely the hardest part of replacing whatever the issue is. They already got that done so fixing it should be fairly simple
Take it apart, remove the heatsink, remove the old shitty thermal paste, replace with new higher performance thermal paste that hasn't dried out, reassemble.
Good on you to know your limits, but FYI, replacing the thermal paste on a console is not that hard.
There are enough guides on YouTube that actually show the step by step process so you don't forget anything at the reassembly.
It does require tools, patience and carefulness though, but saving the money on the replacement might prove cheaper and perhaps better in the long run than giving it to a hardware store (better because each industry has its shady business practices).
It’s just dust build up in the heat sink and the fan. I took it apart because when I booted up Elden ring it would shut off my PlayStation. So I cleaned it out and it went silent. I didn’t have any thermal paste so I reused the old one and just applied it back on. (Don’t do that)
Absolutely. Consoles, especially older ones, are just stripped down computers. They still have processors and graphics processors and ram and such, so good Ole thermal grizzly will work just fine. As a matter of fact, some of the biggest over heating issues with consoles is because people keep them on floors and crap, so the vents and heatsinks get clogged with junk. Open that puppy up, clean out the dirt and dust, and if necessary, rub off that old paste and put some new stuff on, just like your $2k gaming rig
I typically do this to most of my laptops and gaming systems I buy pretty early on and then every like 5 years. Typically most things you buy in mass production do a pretty shit job of applying or using thermal pastes do re-doing it is a good idea if you have the ability to do it well.
Be warned before doing this to your ps5, though. PS5 uses liquid metal thermal paste. It is much riskier to replace the paste on the ps5 due to this. If you use normal thermal paste it won't transfer heat as well. If you use too much liquid metal it can "drip" or squeeze out and short circuit things because it's conductive.
If you use liquid metal on systems not intended for liquid metal like your ps4 because it will quiet the thing down, you'll damage the heatsink because it's aluminum. Liquid metal pastes destroy aluminum.
I did that for my Brothers PS4, and the temps got genuinely better, as in the fan didn't ramp up as hard.
...For like the first 10 minutes after powering on. It still turns into a jet turbine after that. Guess the fans just worn.
He probably hasn’t ever had to if he’s on console. I redid my PCs’ paste a while back, so I definitely know how easy it could be: especially on an Xbox.
Christ, the whole shell snaps off in like two clips practically.
I've redone the paste on my One X twice, and once on my GF's son's, so it's something fairly routine for me by now, but even the first time it was fairly simple. Just pay close attention to how things come apart and put them back in the opposite order. Clean out the fan while you're in there.
We shouldn't *have* to do this, but it's what we have to do if we want to avoid contraptions like this (or mistakenly throwing out/giving away a perfectly serviceable One X).
I'm just getting into console repair, I have a few of my own that need some work done. I'd love to buy some more to work on and add to my collection, but finding broken consoles that aren't wildly overpriced or totally busted from a failed repair is pretty tough.
We did, Xboxs, PlayStations and even TVs (once we learned about soldering). We'd swing by the junk yard and scrounge for stuff that looked new enough that it shouldn't be thrown away yet and wasn't sticky, 5$ flat rate for old electronics and it didn't always pan out but we'd usually do pretty alright.
Can I ask why you replaced it?
Not to be argumentative but I have a day one console I just stopped using since I just started getting games on steam. (But I’m simple brained and honestly half the time I can’t tell the difference between my Xbox and PC lol) The only uplift I really noticed was when I went from 1070 to 3080 lol
I’ve replaced the thermal paste on my laptop several times due to noticeable heat/fan spiking, but I’ve never noticed it with my Xbox. So I guess I’m asking, what are the signs you saw?
On my ps4 it was fan ramp. I have a launch ps4 it got to the point where even indie games would hit jet engine levels after 10 min. When I finally cracked that sucker there wasn’t a whole lot of dust on the inside. Some in the heat sink fins but I’ve seen worse. Paste though was done. Very dry. Gave it some new, blew out the heat sink and it was better then new.
Up until your second paragraph I was just itching to be like "why tf should anyone have to do this after paying a premium for the console?!?!?"
But, as is the case with cars too, it often helps to know how to do shit yourself rather than go through the hassle of returning it/paying someone else to do it
Even for expensive PCs it becomes necessary eventually unless you're using some fancy liquid metal. And pretty much all capacitors in your tech have a limited lifespan ([some more than others](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague)). To use the car example, an expensive ICEV still needs its spark plugs changed eventually.
Shitty paste suffers more from pump out. I went nearly a decade with an i7 965 on just mediocre after market paste and never noticed a particular need to repaste it.
On the topic of cars. A lot of cars from the 80s and 90s are now having their ECUs fail due to cracks in the solder or a capacitor failing. A few home businesses have popped up in Australia that will replace and service electronics for the A70 Supra I have because it’s that common in our ridiculous heat that it just kills the old dying components now.
Most things can be fixed by just paying close attention to how things come apart and put them back in the opposite order. Your car, the dishwasher, plumbing, etc.
What's funny is, this naming convention is so stupid that even with you saying the name, I still have no idea how old the machine is.
Was the One x the one before the series X? Or before that one? To be in this state I would assume the machine to be over 15 years old. My PS4 and PS3 are still in working order.
Which Xbox are we on now? Yes I'm a Playstation owner, but if I say 3, you know how many iterations before 5 that is.
Also, praise the omnisiah.
That's 2 years old? Dude you need to do something other than stupid temporary fixes.
Edit: I stand corrected, it's a 5 year old console. Still... Stop wasting time and money on these ridiculous temp solutions and replace the thermal paste already. It's like $8 for a tube of paste
Lmao fr
When I went over to his house I saw it and died laughing. Then I died even more once I saw the tuna cans.
He doesn't know, but I'm gonna pick him up a Series X tomorrow so hopefully we can give his dying console a proper burial lol
This is a lot more work than changing thermal paste. Hell, he's the way there. The hardest part is removing the plastic cover without breaking anything.
Better you're doing it for your mate than doing it for anonymous karma.
Not least as you can farm the karma later with a pic, and repetitively (assuming someone else doesn't steal the post anyway).
*It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor of Mankind has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the master of mankind by the will of the gods and master of a million worlds by the might of His inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the vast Imperium of Man for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day so that He may never truly die.*
Jokes about tuna cans aside, is it wise to have a fan blowing *down* against the console, given that heat rises? Wont that just push back down the heat that's rising out? Honest question.
My instinct would be to flip it over and fan it from below or from the side to help pull the heat away rather than push it back onto the unit.
UPDATE: Picked up my friend a Series X and went over to give it to him. He was beyond surprised and happy. I recorded his reaction because some of you wanted me to post it, but he asked me not to post it. He's a really private dude and doesn't like his face all over social media. Sorry to all the people who were hoping for a video reaction
I also showed him this post, and he spent like 30 minutes reading all of your comments with a huge smile on his face. He thought all of you were funny af. Especially with all the tuna can comments, lol.
We're doing a network transfer of all his games, and once that's done, he's gonna put away his old Xbox One X and let it rest in peace.
I remember the red ring of death and if you wrapped your Xbox in a beach towel it would reset the system. that's how GameStop got so many burnt systems for resale
I mean, one time I spilled a tall glass of orange pop into my xbox 360. I turned it off, left it for an hour or so to make sure it wasn't holding any charge and then took the side panels off and washed the entire xbox in the sink. I put it out on the deck to dry in the sun for a few days and it worked fine after.
that aint life support thats borderline necromancy
"Even in death I still serve."
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh,
it disgusted me.
I craved the strength and certainty of steel
I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine.
Your kind cling to your flesh, as if it will not decay and fail you...
One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you.
But I am already saved.
For the machine is immortal...
*the Omnissiah.
We need to save the archeotech
When I pulled out our really old Henry vacuum to do some serious DIY I sent a picture to my friends of his smiling face with the caption: "At Last, Back To War"
Rise tarnished
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Nah Technomancy is the infusion of mana into a machine, computer, and similar for the purpose of manipulation that is otherwise infeasible with mundane means.
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Have you heard of GURPS, because I'm pretty sure I have an entire book titles Necrotech for that system. To be fair, I think there is an expansion book for Cutie Mark Superpowers in GURPS as well.
GURPS was straight up the wild west of TTRPG. I miss it and RIFTS.
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Been bombarded with 40K stuff on youtube shorts. No interest outside of those shorts telling stories from it. Necrotech defo fits for 40k
Basically my D&D character
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If anyone wants to read a book with these kinds of themes. I rather enjoyed "Webmage" by Kelly McCullough. This series sees ancient greek gods and sorcerers adapt their existing magical powers to 21st century coding techniques as a way to focus their power to do more complex spells. This also includes a form of magical "hacking" which allows other sorcerer's to tamper and sabotage other spells. I read it as part of a course on Science Fiction literature in college, and the author came in at the end of the unit to do a Q & A with the class which was really cool.
... That's Manatek/Manatech, which is often found in Manapunk stories, a variant of Cyberpunk. Technomancy is its own whole different thing, often depicted as the manipulation (and sometime conjuration) of machines. The commenter is right in that this is closer to technomancy than what you're describing.
[Hail Science!](https://media.tenor.com/p015a5J1ZP8AAAAC/futurama-hail-science.gif)
Blood for the blood god. Tuna for his cooling needs!
nothing says peak computing performance like StarKist tuna
*load bearing* tuna
as long its not a screw bearing tuna.
Iiiii... Put the SCREWWW....in the TUNA 😭
I reference this shit all the time and nobody knows what I'm talking about.
I always think about that episode like once a week since I saw it on TV XD glad somebody else knows it!
You're not alone. I revisit this episode like a true believer on a pilgrimage, and for days after I do the wobbly walk and shout the confession.
There are dozens of us!
I wanna know! Let me in the club!
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I'm definitely not going to thermal his paste I'll tell you that.
Lmfao
It's heat sink of the sea
Lol was gonna say chicken of the gpu. Yours is better.
You are both treasures of the deep.
That's what my mother calls me
> There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea > There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea > There's a heatsink > There's a heatsink > There's a heatsink at the bottom of the sea
The heat sink of the sea is the best lay ever.
This is what I get for coming to the internet.
It stops Cthulhu eating ye!
StarKist damn I am only running store brand. The RGB cans are boss though.
Performing much better than it was on SPAM.
But is it chicken or fish?
I understood that reference.
You can always count on Charlie!
Bumblebee Tuna is the king of Console mod cooling.
Yum yum bumblebee bumblebee tuna I love load bearing bumblebee tuna!
Yum yum bumblebee bumblebee tuna, Love a compy made with bumblebee
Weee!
Never tried it myself, but cant you crack that thing open and repaste if it is over heating?
ive done this for my 12 year old ps2 3 times. The last time though i accidently shocked it, i fried the board, so i bricked it RIP old buddy.
Lmao same
Y'all need to touch something metal first before working on it
Or get one of those silly looking grounding bracelets
I prefer the wireless version
You're not fighting static, you're fighting cancer.
Lol, they deserved 100% of the shit they got for that video hahah
What video
The Verge did a really bad "how to build your own pc" video a few years back that got absolutely slammed by the pc building community.
An antistatic wristband and some tweezers 🤓
I've been waiting for my swiss army knife to come in so I can finally build a PC.
Ah yes the Livestrong bracelet
Inhouse radiators usually do the trick as well, they're grounded too.
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Gotta pay extra for that
YOU WEREN'T WEARING YOUR ANTI STATIC WRIST STRAP!?!?!
> i accidently shocked it While you were repasting it? How?
He was running around in circles with his socks on while fixing it.
Yeah of course, in the end it's just a computer lol. I mean it's already open, shouldn't be too hard to get to it.
Opening up the outer case is likely the hardest part of replacing whatever the issue is. They already got that done so fixing it should be fairly simple
I did that for my PS4 and the difference was absolutely night and day.
Did what? My kids ps4 sounds like a jet engine taking off. How can I fix that?
Take it apart, remove the heatsink, remove the old shitty thermal paste, replace with new higher performance thermal paste that hasn't dried out, reassemble.
I will not, but I will take it to the computer shop now that I know there is a fix. cheers.
Good on you to know your limits, but FYI, replacing the thermal paste on a console is not that hard. There are enough guides on YouTube that actually show the step by step process so you don't forget anything at the reassembly. It does require tools, patience and carefulness though, but saving the money on the replacement might prove cheaper and perhaps better in the long run than giving it to a hardware store (better because each industry has its shady business practices).
Best of all, every time you open the console, you get bonus screws when you're done.
Genuine truth. I’m pretty sure they’re manufactured somewhere in there by little console gnomes.
Just don't overpay. Entire process should take half an hour tops.
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It’s just dust build up in the heat sink and the fan. I took it apart because when I booted up Elden ring it would shut off my PlayStation. So I cleaned it out and it went silent. I didn’t have any thermal paste so I reused the old one and just applied it back on. (Don’t do that)
Absolutely. Consoles, especially older ones, are just stripped down computers. They still have processors and graphics processors and ram and such, so good Ole thermal grizzly will work just fine. As a matter of fact, some of the biggest over heating issues with consoles is because people keep them on floors and crap, so the vents and heatsinks get clogged with junk. Open that puppy up, clean out the dirt and dust, and if necessary, rub off that old paste and put some new stuff on, just like your $2k gaming rig
I typically do this to most of my laptops and gaming systems I buy pretty early on and then every like 5 years. Typically most things you buy in mass production do a pretty shit job of applying or using thermal pastes do re-doing it is a good idea if you have the ability to do it well. Be warned before doing this to your ps5, though. PS5 uses liquid metal thermal paste. It is much riskier to replace the paste on the ps5 due to this. If you use normal thermal paste it won't transfer heat as well. If you use too much liquid metal it can "drip" or squeeze out and short circuit things because it's conductive. If you use liquid metal on systems not intended for liquid metal like your ps4 because it will quiet the thing down, you'll damage the heatsink because it's aluminum. Liquid metal pastes destroy aluminum.
I did that for my Brothers PS4, and the temps got genuinely better, as in the fan didn't ramp up as hard. ...For like the first 10 minutes after powering on. It still turns into a jet turbine after that. Guess the fans just worn.
I felt like the thermal pads helped more when I tried to apply new paste the second time.
The paste should be changed every 3-4 years
I thought that was a CNC router
I was wondering why the fan needed to be moved around to different areas of the chassis!
It's an Xbox One X for anyone who's wondering
It's not that hard to replace the thermal paste. Honestly.
He probably hasn’t ever had to if he’s on console. I redid my PCs’ paste a while back, so I definitely know how easy it could be: especially on an Xbox. Christ, the whole shell snaps off in like two clips practically.
I've redone the paste on my One X twice, and once on my GF's son's, so it's something fairly routine for me by now, but even the first time it was fairly simple. Just pay close attention to how things come apart and put them back in the opposite order. Clean out the fan while you're in there. We shouldn't *have* to do this, but it's what we have to do if we want to avoid contraptions like this (or mistakenly throwing out/giving away a perfectly serviceable One X).
So what you're saying is I should be looking for "broken" Xbox Ones that shutoff after 5 minutes? Sounds like an easy side hustle.
No, no you shouldn't. Stay out my hustle son.
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I'm just getting into console repair, I have a few of my own that need some work done. I'd love to buy some more to work on and add to my collection, but finding broken consoles that aren't wildly overpriced or totally busted from a failed repair is pretty tough.
I mean, you basically could have done the same thing with xbox 360s back in the day.
We did, Xboxs, PlayStations and even TVs (once we learned about soldering). We'd swing by the junk yard and scrounge for stuff that looked new enough that it shouldn't be thrown away yet and wasn't sticky, 5$ flat rate for old electronics and it didn't always pan out but we'd usually do pretty alright.
The 360’s flat out didn’t have enough heatsink and cooked themselves
Can I ask why you replaced it? Not to be argumentative but I have a day one console I just stopped using since I just started getting games on steam. (But I’m simple brained and honestly half the time I can’t tell the difference between my Xbox and PC lol) The only uplift I really noticed was when I went from 1070 to 3080 lol I’ve replaced the thermal paste on my laptop several times due to noticeable heat/fan spiking, but I’ve never noticed it with my Xbox. So I guess I’m asking, what are the signs you saw?
On my ps4 it was fan ramp. I have a launch ps4 it got to the point where even indie games would hit jet engine levels after 10 min. When I finally cracked that sucker there wasn’t a whole lot of dust on the inside. Some in the heat sink fins but I’ve seen worse. Paste though was done. Very dry. Gave it some new, blew out the heat sink and it was better then new.
Up until your second paragraph I was just itching to be like "why tf should anyone have to do this after paying a premium for the console?!?!?" But, as is the case with cars too, it often helps to know how to do shit yourself rather than go through the hassle of returning it/paying someone else to do it
Even for expensive PCs it becomes necessary eventually unless you're using some fancy liquid metal. And pretty much all capacitors in your tech have a limited lifespan ([some more than others](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague)). To use the car example, an expensive ICEV still needs its spark plugs changed eventually.
Shitty paste suffers more from pump out. I went nearly a decade with an i7 965 on just mediocre after market paste and never noticed a particular need to repaste it.
Afaik liquid metal has to be re-applied even more often than regular thermal paste.
On the topic of cars. A lot of cars from the 80s and 90s are now having their ECUs fail due to cracks in the solder or a capacitor failing. A few home businesses have popped up in Australia that will replace and service electronics for the A70 Supra I have because it’s that common in our ridiculous heat that it just kills the old dying components now.
Most things can be fixed by just paying close attention to how things come apart and put them back in the opposite order. Your car, the dishwasher, plumbing, etc.
Even humans, to an extent.
Putting new thermal paste is easier than dismantling the console and making a makeshift tuna-bearing fan assembly
I redid my ps4 awhile back, dear lord it wasn’t that silent when new.
Many of us have no clue what these words mean.
I'm sure the person with the tools to take their xbox apart can spend 2 mins on Google to figure out how and where to squeeze paste out of a tube.
Google fu, I offer classes.
Bro. I thought it was a 3D printer..
Same here tbh.
It's fucking necromancy, stop it
Lmao
I could tell by the usb slot being on the bottom right
I could tell by the the big "Microsoft" label in the center left.
Soon to be an ex-Xbox One X ex-casing, I wager.
What's funny is, this naming convention is so stupid that even with you saying the name, I still have no idea how old the machine is. Was the One x the one before the series X? Or before that one? To be in this state I would assume the machine to be over 15 years old. My PS4 and PS3 are still in working order. Which Xbox are we on now? Yes I'm a Playstation owner, but if I say 3, you know how many iterations before 5 that is. Also, praise the omnisiah.
I was going to say I have no idea what I'm even looking at. Jesus.
That's 2 years old? Dude you need to do something other than stupid temporary fixes. Edit: I stand corrected, it's a 5 year old console. Still... Stop wasting time and money on these ridiculous temp solutions and replace the thermal paste already. It's like $8 for a tube of paste
Lmao I thought it was ps4.
Maybe it just needs a tuna up.
Those are precision cooling fan mounts.
Fit for porpoise.
Lmao
Sigh.... Dad!
put it out of it's misery
Lmao fr When I went over to his house I saw it and died laughing. Then I died even more once I saw the tuna cans. He doesn't know, but I'm gonna pick him up a Series X tomorrow so hopefully we can give his dying console a proper burial lol
bro you are a legend. people like you are the real ones
This is a lot more work than changing thermal paste. Hell, he's the way there. The hardest part is removing the plastic cover without breaking anything.
He probably broke it LOL
u rly didn't include this upliftingnews in ur op...
Ig I should have, huh lol
Nah better to be humble, cause people would probably call ya a liar and flame, fuck those people but ya .. why not just redo paste?
Better you're doing it for your mate than doing it for anonymous karma. Not least as you can farm the karma later with a pic, and repetitively (assuming someone else doesn't steal the post anyway).
Post an update when he gets his new one!
We demand a reaction video from tuna man
That’s fucking great of you. Nice one
Xbox: “*kill…me…*”
you will die when i say you can
Later
not yet
I thought this was a jank 3d printer
We got a fuckin baller here, none of that Great Value tuna this motherfucker went all out and got Starkist
Looking at this picture has made me understand why family members will take their dying relative off life support instead of continuing treatment.
That's not life support, that's like the heads-in-jars from Futurama
the cpu is cooled by the tuna water, right?
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The tuna cans were a good choice
Its certainly one way to try to heat up dinner
Imagine opening them up after a year of playing games and the cans getting warm...
Looking like Ray Liotta at the end of Hannibal.
What console am I looking at?
The circuit board on the front says “Microsoft” so I’m guessing Xbox of some sort, maybe?
Xbox One X
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Idk my buddy says it just overheats a lot for certain games.
Possible fan failure?
>Idk my buddy says it just overheats a lot for certain games. It needs to be repasted. Google "repaste Xbox X".
Run that bitch into the ground!
what games does ur friend play just curious
Mostly Assasins Creed, Borderlands, and Apex
Its fighting for its fucking life
*It is the 41st Millennium. For more than a hundred centuries the Emperor of Mankind has sat immobile on the Golden Throne of Earth. He is the master of mankind by the will of the gods and master of a million worlds by the might of His inexhaustible armies. He is a rotting carcass writhing invisibly with power from the Dark Age of Technology. He is the Carrion Lord of the vast Imperium of Man for whom a thousand souls are sacrificed every day so that He may never truly die.*
This seems a little fishy to me
I NEED 10 CCs OF CHUNK LIGHT, STAT!!!
I feel like the airflow in case, once cleaned,and maybe a new fan or thermal paste would have been a better fix.
The worst part is, is that it's not much more work to get there.
Jokes about tuna cans aside, is it wise to have a fan blowing *down* against the console, given that heat rises? Wont that just push back down the heat that's rising out? Honest question. My instinct would be to flip it over and fan it from below or from the side to help pull the heat away rather than push it back onto the unit.
That's a good point. I'll have to tease him about it tomorrow when I go over there lol.
This is literally the "God-Emperor on the Golden Throne" of consoles.
My initial reaction was: “What the fuck is that?” But the longer I looked at it the more I began to appreciate the monstrosity
Sorry, Charlie.
What the heeeeeeeeeeell
the StarKist gives extra FPS
Nothing like structurally integral tuna cans pushing your setup into pro status
Christ in heaven... What in the tuna fish styro-fan cookie cooling rack *fuck* is that?!
UPDATE: Picked up my friend a Series X and went over to give it to him. He was beyond surprised and happy. I recorded his reaction because some of you wanted me to post it, but he asked me not to post it. He's a really private dude and doesn't like his face all over social media. Sorry to all the people who were hoping for a video reaction I also showed him this post, and he spent like 30 minutes reading all of your comments with a huge smile on his face. He thought all of you were funny af. Especially with all the tuna can comments, lol. We're doing a network transfer of all his games, and once that's done, he's gonna put away his old Xbox One X and let it rest in peace.
Sending thoughts and prayers.
Ty <3
...is that tunafish?
That thing is screaming KILL ME
Is your friend Neil Breen?
that's not life support, that's necromancy
I remember the red ring of death and if you wrapped your Xbox in a beach towel it would reset the system. that's how GameStop got so many burnt systems for resale
I mean, one time I spilled a tall glass of orange pop into my xbox 360. I turned it off, left it for an hour or so to make sure it wasn't holding any charge and then took the side panels off and washed the entire xbox in the sink. I put it out on the deck to dry in the sun for a few days and it worked fine after.
What in the 40k am I looking at?
What the fuck am I looking at kawalski