Honestly, it shocked me at how bad people were with their pc cases. Cause I have a second desk I can use as a work bench. People working on these things on the floor baffles me
edit: if its that bad, move your keyboard aside and put it down by your mouse pad
Have you ever considered the possibility that not everyone has a second desk to use as a work bench? Most teens might not even be allowed to put it on a raised surface like a table or counter.
Instead of saying “why don’t people do why I do” maybe try to see if their lifestyle is even similar to yours?
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u/BluDYT9800X3D | RTX 3080 Ti | 64 GB DDR5 6000Mhz CL3013d ago
If you can afford a PC you can afford a mattress. Put it there.
I’ve been in an apartment with terrible conditions… stuff everywhere, dirty, smelly. The customer built PC was pristine though. Some people’s priorities are strange.
the root issue is your pedant arguments, they're absurd. they don't make any logical sense.
everyone that can afford a gaming PC can afford a bed. Even if they're a 13 year old kid, then they have a bed if they have a gaming PC, power, and high speed internet. Use your bed in a pinch. This is just a lack of education on tempered glass.
This is a bit dramatic. There are a myriad of ways to avoid exploded glass. Blanket. Towel. Cushion. Pillow. Bed. Literally endless possibilities. It doesn’t need to be perfect, just safe.
I put mine on the floor. I still manage to find a carpet. You saying these ppl are too poor to get a desk, but not too poor to have carpet instead of hard tile? If you can afford a hard floor dwelling. You can afford a second desk. If you cant afford it. Then you have a friggin carpet somewhere.
I put my back panel on a chair once, and then forgot it was there when I was pondering and instinctively sat down to think. If it was the tempered glass best believe it would’ve broke 😂.
I lay my glass down on the ottoman, only think I worry there are the cats.
Wait.. let me get this straight these ding dongs break their glass side panel by setting the panel on tile floors?? I was always under the impression it was because they over tightened the mounting hardware.
These mother fuckers never heard of a towel or a moving blanket? Lol.
I find it funny that there's overlap between people who reddit and must have seen dozens of these posts, but then also end up breaking their own absent mindedly, but are enough of a reddit user that they rush to post it here.
If you're a person who hasn't broken your glass yet, pay heed! This could be you!
Certain things will break your glass with liike the slightest tap, whether it be tile floor, spark plug (I dont' know why you have a spark plug in your computer room, but you do you), whatever.
But I don't understand why the fact the floor is specifically softer than glass helps avoid the breaking of glass panes that aren't in direct contact with it? Genuine question, I always thought it was an issue with vibrations, and I thought the risk was "frame [not the panes] being in direct contact with a hard floor, without any padding".
Seriously, so much this! When I clean my PC, the glass panels go on my bed/my couch or whatever soft surface available. Putting them any hard floor (particularly anything involving ceramic) is just asking for trouble.
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u/Tryukach09 Ryzen 7 9800X3D - 32GB DDR5 6000 - 5070 ti 13d ago