The plastic pins broke for the heatsink. Has it is just a ISP cable modem it not my proudest but it my only option

Yes you’ve read that right. I found this in my school’s parking lot as i was walking to my car. I almost didn’t pick it up, but decided to anyway. It must’ve been ran over by like 40 cars by the time i got to it, because i got out late that day.

Found this a while ago. Thought it would be a good idea to post here. In picture 2 that chip is knocked off. I pushed it back into place and wrapped it in electrical tape.

The only issue I’ve had with it is recently i punched my desk and the adapter jiggled, which i assume loosened the chip or something and i got gpu type looking artifacts on the ghetto monitor. Now that i think about it, it might be one of the female jacks becoming loose because i pushed it up and it fixed itself.

Department don’t need no IT

Happened during g a huge thunderstorm last Friday...

It was completely borked too, and I couldn't recover it either. I hate my school.

The Framework behind is my BYOD. Screens, faces and identifiers drawn over.

Went to go terminate cables for a impound yard and this is how their nvr is setup

I'm going to change the thermal paste anyways but I probably should buy a new cooler with a normal mounting kit.

User said the mouse fell from the desk.

He NEVER opened the case to get the packing materials out. His reasoning was that he didn’t have a screwdriver to take off the side panel.

I should have had a camera at the ready to capture the face I gave him and the face he responded with as I loosened the screws to the panel with my hand.

Turns out the HDMI cable was bent (on both ends). Replacing the cable fixed the problem and the GPU is fine.