Can a bent heatsink kill a

This gaming pc with an AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D and an RTX 4070 was shipped to my customer and arrived broken. Now it's up to my computer repair shop to fix it. This desktop has some expensive tech but the shipping company didn't care when they tossed it around and bent the heatsink. This technology is tough though, and was able to survive thanks to the greatest technician that's ever lived.

[@SalemTechsperts]

UPDATE: The seller reached out to me and said they used Instapak

[@TheLastWolfBane]

Took you 7 hrs I see this is dumb of me to say I regret in defeat. I'm sorry. No other comment Tho I'm gonna leave the comment up for you to shame

[@ThyFoulTarnished]

@@TheLastWolfBanemore☠️ he was too busy impressing your mom with his technical skill

[@TheLastWolfBane]

​@@ThyFoulTarnishedI've been beat ill leave the comment in respect

[@BlasterRay]

If the seller did use instapak how did it come to this situation?

[@SalemTechsperts]

@@BlasterRayheavy heatsink and shipping abuse

[@bell2269]

The seller didnt secure it properly to be shipped

[@SalemTechsperts]

I agree

[@GSBarlev]

The shipper is just trying to get packages from A to B. It's on the seller to pick the shipping service that guarantees appropriate handling. At the extreme high end, scientific equipment is transported in crates with accelerometers that will void the shipment if they so much as run over a pothole.

[@EngelDerVerdammnis]

It's well known with todays cooler and gpu weights shipping without special meassures like those foampaddingcushions is basically DOA. Sellers fault clearly.

[@Luigi_bros4321]

Selling something knowing it should be secured but not securing it is awful

[@Davinmk]

@@GSBarlevthere is no foam anywhere, they didn’t even try

[@Touma134]

It would never be a pc tear down if I didn't have a wire against a fan and having to reopen the damn thing.

[@SalemTechsperts]

And after watching the footage I felt even more stupid because it’s clear as day it was going to happen 😂

[@Splitdarkness]

​@@SalemTechspertsits alright EVEN THE GREATEST TECHNICHEN EVER still has some to learn

[@BuilderBasti]

Well, after I finished building my current PC, one of the motherboard's error LEDs came on and I had no clue why, turns out simply reseating the RAM about three times was all it wanted. Those pesky components just goof up sometimes

[@Solon_The_Lich]

​@@SalemTechsperts"Greatest Technician that Ever Lived" should work on his cable management, fan wiring has to be tied tightly, like your mom at that secks dungeon she likes to visit.

[@Notllamalord]

I just hit the case a few times until the noise stops

[@Yummy_Grape]

"a bent pipe is every mans worst fear" 💀

[@Play_6.9]

he ain't wrong 💀😱⚠️

[@nooberington]

Gotta be fixed 💀

[@samoerai6807]

Didn’t quite realise what he was saying until I read your comment 💀

[@illyasviel007]

Lol ...

[@neezarr1865]

​@@nooberington When I was 16 or smth, my highschool deskmate told me that his was bent like a banana. I have no idea is it normal or not but I told him to bend to the other side 😂

[@lanzramos8632]

Customer didn't have to imagine.. LMAO Felt that bent pipe too... 💀

[@thatgreengentleman4696]

you felt that bent pipe?

[@5lic3r]

Where have you felt it exacly ?

[@Yummy_Grape]

​@@5lic3r lower abdomen

[@sainturiel7459]

​@@Yummy_Grapethat's what she said.

[@flashlike]

are you the mother?

[@heindrodanukusumo9112]

Bikers fault

[@SalemTechsperts]

Underrated comment

[@sfx3256]

Obviously it had to be the biker

[@legend-optimus]

Imagine being a famous guy

[@abelcorral803]

What program/apps do you use to check temperatures. I'm also a technician but i work for a company and id like to know to run as part of diagnostics. ​@SalemTechsperts

[@S.Isaac34]

I don’t get it.

[@championlead7280]

" *I haven't seen this much bent pipe since i slipped out of your mothe* " Man never fails to roast all his viewers

[@murderer2022]

Since I slipped out of your mo-theres still- WHAT THE FUCK MAN! YOU EXCEEDED MY LAUGHING METER.

[@redsmiley5486]

He was gonna say motherboard, probably..

[@Something_Simple]

“ball fumes” 😭

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

Enjoy🤣🤣🤣

[@MansoorAhmed-ts3eg]

69 likes

[@Jordan-rb28]

I blame windows 11

[@SalemTechsperts]

“Get Bill Gates in here!”

[@offshoreoilrig]

my pc is begging me to upgrade i like windows 10 more anyways

[@aleksa6959]

i blame window 11 too BUT HOME its more worse

[@AHumanWithNoHopeForKids]

​@@aleksa6959got windows 11 home and man a windows 10 would be way better for my 8 gig laptop

[@raulperez375]

Based.

[@pseudogravityy]

the seller should always put that expanding air pocket thing before shipping. I remember buying a prebuilt custom from NZXT, and holy hell did they secure it well.

[@merreepthemerry]

Mine was shipped with those and the GPU was still damaged and the company was 0% helpful and I had to do all the troubleshooting myself to the point I thought I could have just built it myself lol

[@thelitmango6333]

​@@merreepthemerrywas it Ibuypower or cyberpower?

[@merreepthemerry]

@@thelitmango6333 nope, mifcom

[@StevieCoupons]

Idk if it was from NZXT but in the video the fans have NZXT branding 😅

[@rossmanngroup]

This is art

[@SalemTechsperts]

If the algorithm demands brain rot, I shall give them the highest quality.

[@infinitedragonsunlocked]

"no swamp gooch" RIP THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THATS EVER LIVED!!!

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

do you like Gooch free computers????

[@dwi_keekee]

is that a new toothbrush? edit: giga toothbrush

[@SalemTechsperts]

👀

[@illyasviel007]

😂😂

[@DerMarkus1982]

that's a tooth *broom* !

[@Foottube710]

The greatest roaster that's ever lived

[@davebrando1799]

2 reason why i watch this channel: 1. The humour 2. The greatest technician that's ever live

[@Foottube710]

Every broke gamers worst nightmare:

[@Solon_The_Lich]

If you're broke but somehow managed to get the money to buy that thing and you get it with more than a bent heatsink, yeah, legit nightmare fuel!

[@Bargate]

Broke but having the disposal income for a 7800X3D 4070 ti though

[@filipinoarbiter5967]

It’s any gamer’s worst nightmare. I would’ve returned that shit immediately

[@dukechef_]

The heatsink is more bent than my mom

[@crm4667]

🤨🤔

[@roboteen]

Sweet home Alabama

[@Adit-vm8wn]

The seller didn't feel the necessity to give their 5$ worth time to the 1800$ PC they had built. I would like to see THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT'S EVER LIVED make a shipping guide for these custom pc builders and make them not spoil the damn thing we had paid for and not even compensate

[@last-mfk]

The greatest technician that ever lived

[@marcusaurelius4777]

I got a pc shipped thru Central Computers. Gigachads. Packed the case nice and tight. Everything installed. They removed the GPU and put it in the original box for safety. Pc in its box with foam squares. Double boxed with foam strips. Absolutely perfect delivery. Cannot recommend them enough if you want either pre built or custom from them. I got an AIO for mine since 14900k.

[@ChimeraX0401]

To be honest its the seller, some reputable prebuid seller/manufacturers ship pcs with an expanding foam like packaging inside the pc just to secure the parts from being damaged during shipping....

[@SalemTechsperts]

Yup

[@surveystar2062]

Everything is temporary but greatest technician who's ever lived is permanent😂

[@ATF.California]

Lupe’s 1 Star ⭐️ Shipping service 😅

[@blythan3134]

Had to mail my desktop 3 times now. Not a single bit of damage thanks to propper packaging. (still sorry for everyone who had to handle that stupidly big package...)

[@CsQ_RandomRepository]

For a bit of context, the air cooler in that PC, the Deepcool AK620, is on the heavier side even for dual tower air coolers go: 1456g of net weight. (For context, Noctua NH-D15 is 1320g and Thermalright PA120 is 1020g.) So when a full desktop with an AK620 is mailed, it has a slightly higher chance of bending than others, whether it be the cooler itself or, god forbid, the motherboard. If you are looking to have a full desktop shipped, make sure to check the cooler's weight; your wallet will thank you later.

[@DanielLaixer]

Good cooler for a "stationary" build tho. That MF can cool a 7950x3d just fine

[@blr9198]

This dude makes me want to have my own shop like this. If i do in the future its because of you.👍

[@DarthSailorMoo]

lol the previous builder raged quit life.

[@meouws]

THE CABLE IN THE FAN WAS ACTUALLY SO RELATABLE OMG ❤😂😂

[@Mariano2077]

Tbh I dropped my pc like 1ft and it landed on its side and still worked

[@Mc4est]

LOL that fan noise gave me goosebumps when it happened to me for the 1st time.. I just cleaned my pc then turned it on with that noise, immediately turned it off, didn't see it, turn on again with the noise, turned off immediately again sweating .. then laughed at myself when it was just the wire ...

[@Zenefor]

Wasnt the golden rule of pc shipping that the gpu and cpu cooler be secured outside of the pc case if its a long haul

[@SalemTechsperts]

Or just use foam inside, they have a special machine for it

[@GSBarlev]

Legit question: if I'm someone buying a pre-built, wouldn't installing my own GPU-let alone having to paste and seat my CPU cooler-be a dealbreaker?

[@EonNShadow]

This mostly depends on the technical skill of the buyer. You have to remember: most people who use computers nowadays literally think everything happening beyond the outside of the case is literally magic. ...Or is at least similarly complicated. I'm sure someone with more technical skill would love to buy a PC in that state, but for the general population, they just want a magic box that works when they plug it in.

[@bpdmf2798]

^^^ Yeah, I tell people that building a PC is only marginally harder than Legos and they don't believe me. I tell them it's like Legos but with a few idiot proof wired connections. Magic is the correct word for what they think goes on, and on a technical level in the circuitry is as damn close to magic as humans have achieved, but the basic maintaining and putting together hardware is extremely easy. My aunt is terrified to even save a .docx so I had to teach her to always "save as" and give it a new name if she wants to really be sure she isn't overwriting something (the advice worked but created a massive folder full of letters but she was happy because she wasn't afraid anymore of accidentally overwriting an old letter) because she didn't understand that just clicking "save" updates the active document saved. Whatever works for her though, it's not my computer.

[@tenderandmoist5011]

⁠@@GSBarlevwell either that or use expanding foam. Both ways will involve you opening up your PC anyways so might aswell, that's why I always recommend buying your pre-built locally or build your own/commission a custom builder. There is just too many drawbacks in ordering a pre-built out of town, it's either a huge hassel to ship or you'll have to pay premium prices for some stablizing brackets

[@ArefinKarim]

your sense of humor is amazing

[@obbyx]

I wish I could mail in my Acer Nitro 5 from Poland, everytime I play on it i feel immense heat on the keyboard 😭

[@nordicsweetroll]

Yeah, the Nitro Series is notorious for that

[@obbyx]

@@nordicsweetroll it's 3 years old and has never been cleaned. Luckily, I have a proper gaming PC now, but I wish the laptop one day didn't just snap.

[@Foottube710]

​@@nordicsweetrollNot so chilly after all

[@SalemTechsperts]

I appreciate that but you don’t need me, that laptop is so easy to work on yourself!

[@obbyx]

​@@SalemTechspertsit's fine, thank you. I'd just feel safer if my laptop was in the hands of The Greatest Technician That's Ever Lived. :)

[@mrdan2898]

The greatest technician allows wires to touch the fans! A1 service there!

[@TheGreedyOnion]

That walk with the giga toothbrush 😂

[@Fraggr92]

I work in shipping. Our company policy is that parcels have to be packaged in a way that they can "withstand normal handling". This includes going through package sorting machines, ending up at the bottom of a bin full of other packages, some level of force like surviving minor drops, being able to survive being tumbled and turned over, etc. etc. We will note physical signs of damage on the parcels themselves (assuming that the guy moving the parcel is doing his job correctly), but it is still ultimately up to the recipient to check the package for damage before accepting their delivery. If the damage is not on record with us before the delivery is accepted, then you won't get reimbursed for any damage sustained during shipping. Which is why it's super important to always check your deliveries for damage before signing anything. Make the delivery driver note the damage on the shipping document or in their PDAs before signing anything. Alternatively you are well within your rights to refuse the delivery if you belive the parcel to be too damaged. As for this PC, i'd definitely say that even with the best packing foam this wouldn't have been secured enough to ship. The heat sink is heavy enough that it's GOING to sustain damage by being handled. Frankly i don't see how this could have been shipped correctly while assembled. Knowing first-hand how packages get handled and the level of abuse that they have to be able to survive, i'd probably have shipped the heat sink and GPU separately, or at the very least not attached to the motherboard.

[@nico7674]

"Our company policy is that parcels have to be packaged in a way that they can "withstand normal handling". This includes going through package sorting machines, ending up at the bottom of a bin full of other packages, some level of force like surviving minor drops, being able to survive being tumbled and turned over, etc. etc." Well, that's the shipping company fault for not giving a shit. It should be depending on the package nature. You can't treat the same way a stuffed toy and a 2k $ PC, it's just dumb. "If the damage is not on record with us before the delivery is accepted, then you won't get reimbursed for any damage sustained during shipping." In my country (I'm not american for the record), it doesn't work like that for the very simple reason that some damages can't be visible from the outside (the box containing the product may be clean and have absolutely no damage) while there are big issues in the inside like this video shows for example. "As for this PC, i'd definitely say that even with the best packing foam this wouldn't have been secured enough to ship." Yeah, it couldn't have been secured enough to ship because of those same shipping companies you worked for. If these companies would do their job properly, the PCs would've absolutely no issue if handled properly and professionally. With bubble wrap or foam everywhere (especially under the heat sink and the gpu), it would be secured enough for the weight matter. Every single GPU should have (and most of them have) and anti-sag bracket. It secures the GPU from these kinds of issues

[@Fraggr92]

@@nico7674 "You can't treat the same way a stuffed toy and a 2k $ PC, it's just dumb." We have literally no way of knowing what's inside parcels. The vast majority of packages we receive are just nondescript brown cardboard boxes with no indication of their contents. Which is exactly how you want it in order to reduce the risk of theft. This means that every parcel gets treated the same way. And considering that we handle literal THOUSANDS of packages and parcels every single day despite only being a relatively small shipping hub, we can not treat every single parcel as if it was worth thousands of dollars. That is just not economically or logistically feasible. Shipping would cost more than the contents of the parcel were worth. "In my country (I'm not american for the record), it doesn't work like that for the very simple reason that some damages can't be visible from the outside " I guarantee that it works exactly like that. The difference is that if the damage is not on record with the shipping company, then the sender most of the time just eats the cost of sending you a replacement. So under normal circumstances, the end recipient rarely ends up financially liable for accepting damaged goods. Senders on the other hand often end up greatly affected when procedure doesn't get followed. "If these companies would do their job properly, the PCs would've absolutely no issue if handled properly and professionally." See that's the thing. Shipping companies do their jobs properly most of the time. Most people just don't know the terms they're agreeing to when using various shipping companies because few people actually read the shipping terms before placing orders. The issue is mostly not that shipping companies don't do their jobs, it's that customers wildly overestimate what they're actually paying the shipping companies for. As an example i can't even count how many times i've made a delivery to a client that expected me to carry a 200kg sofa up 3 flights of stairs for them and put it inside their appartment on my own. Meanwhile if you actually read the shipping terms it clearly states we only deliver to your front door or to the edge of your property (whichever is more feasible), and that we don't offer to carry goods inside your house or appartment. Read what you're actually paying for to avoid confusion. "With bubble wrap or foam everywhere (especially under the heat sink and the gpu), it would be secured enough for the weight matter." You've clearly never worked in shipping or set foot inside a shipping hub.

[@nico7674]

@@Fraggr92 "We have literally no way of knowing what's inside parcels. The vast majority of packages we receive are just nondescript brown cardboard boxes with no indication of their contents. Which is exactly how you want it in order to reduce the risk of theft. This means that every parcel gets treated the same way." I'm not talking about writing on it what it contains exactly, they could atleast put a "FRAGILE" on the cardboard or something like that. So the employees know it's actually fragile without knowing what's inside. " And considering that we handle literal THOUSANDS of packages and parcels every single day despite only being a relatively small shipping hub, we can not treat every single parcel as if it was worth thousands of dollars. That is just not economically or logistically feasible. Shipping would cost more than the contents of the parcel were worth." Well, the fact that you're not enough to do that kind of work isn't the customer's or even the employee's problem, it's the company's problem to ensure that the job is well done but as I said, the issue is these companies don't give a shit about their customers. "I guarantee that it works exactly like that. The difference is that if the damage is not on record with the shipping company, then the sender most of the time just eats the cost of sending you a replacement. So under normal circumstances, the end recipient rarely ends up financially liable for accepting damaged goods. Senders on the other hand often end up greatly affected when procedure doesn't get followed." Well, in your country maybe, not in mine. i've had a few examples where my order was crushed inside while it had no visible damage on the outside of the cardboard and I still got a replacement or a refund with no issue. "As an example i can't even count how many times i've made a delivery to a client that expected me to carry a 200kg sofa up 3 flights of stairs for them and put it inside their appartment on my own. Meanwhile if you actually read the shipping terms it clearly states we only deliver to your front door or to the edge of your property (whichever is more feasible), and that we don't offer to carry goods inside your house or appartment. Read what you're actually paying for to avoid confusion." There's a difference between the fact that the contract states that you have to deliver in the guy's appartment or not and the fact that your order is destroyed because of the way it's been treated through the shipping process dude, you can't compare those things. I've personally never seen a shipping contract stating that your order can be destroyed because of the shipping process and you can't do anything about it xD. "You've clearly never worked in shipping or set foot inside a shipping hub." No, I've never done this job and I truly think that I would become crazy doing it when I see that you think this is totally normal. And Btw, the part of the comment you were answering when I was talking about the foam, bubble wrapper and stuff, I was talking about the seller doing it (putting foam and bubble wrapper inside the PC to reduce the risks), not the shipping company

[@ARandomCat.]

No one is talking about the no psu headroom in the build, i'd probably get a 700w+ if i were the seller

[@SrApathy33]

But it's a RM750e? A 750 watt PSU.

[@SrApathy33]

I see now, the "premium 600W PCIe 5.0" must be a better 12Volt HighPower cable (the infamous 12pin, 16 with sense wires). They took that precaution to not burn the system down.

[@porkfreegaming5278]

Nothing THE Greatest Technician That Ever Lived cant handle

[@wow-jx3ti]

Disliked there was no gooch

[@Kirkaig]

I have the same problem with fans and wires, don't worry it happens to the best of us since you are the best

[@MadridistaFrieren]

The 7800X3D always have a great temps even with a single tower budget heatsink from thermalright. Unlike the i7 & i9 😂.

[@hi_its_jerry]

the sound of the fan hitting a cable is one ive become very good at identifying 😂

[@Anonymous-ee2rj]

The shipper is to be blamed

[@_loss_]

Nah. The components were destined to bend like this during shipping. The seller should've packaged it better.

[@barashah1171]

greatest comedic technician with rakoon like fingers....respect.

[@florky_01]

as a bent pipe owner, i see this as an absolute win

[@Uknown0_0]

THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT'S EVER NEEDED

[@DraxTheDestroyer]

Building your own pc is a really satifying work and it prevents stuff like this.

[@mrghost1919]

Within 3 feet of your ball fumes got me good 😂

[@kaiperdaens7670]

Love how you are always so funny.

[@johndeaux8815]

Honestly that buzzing is relatable because who would actually expect that thing to take power for more than 2 seconds

[@LOLMAN9538]

"Since I slipped out of your moTHERE's still a chance" had me rolling

[@hubertfernandez3734]

The cpu cooler is just wonderful, the low bass burrrrrr is so good

[@soulisslippery]

Honestly, only reason I'm here is the hilariousness of this guy's commentary. And if im smart enough I'll learn a thing or two about computers.

[@Skullgamer3_3]

I enjoy watching your videos while working on my project laptop its quite fun

[@TeeMoneyy8]

It’s the “tiny raccoon fingers” that cracks me up every time , love this vids

[@keatonwastaken]

that fan spinning against some plastic happened to me before and gave me a panic attack when i booted my computer on lmao. its those sounds you don't expect that scare you the most.

[@kevindeloria4537]

Custom-built PCs should be shipped with expanding foam to avoid damaging the internals. looked like they didn't use any judging by how far it bent + that falling fan.

[@focuslensiv5260]

This guy is the greatest technicians that's ever lived

[@tUBEwATCHER890]

Whooooops Best cable management by the "Greatest technician that's ever lived."

[@ginnyhaokip2060]

The way he squeezed in 'the greatest technician that's ever lived' in every video is impressive

[@bpdmf2798]

That deepcool ak620 is awesome. Same one I have on my 5800x3d. Quiet, effective, looks great. The pattern on the fins is really nice too.

[@pranaygaming4437]

"seen this much bent pipes since i came out of u mo--" bro was real for this

[@Makanoyasha]

It's always the seller, because the seller picks the shipping. They control how its packaged, who is carrying it, etc etc.

[@austinwhiteted8231]

This dude is not only the greatest technician that's ever lived, but also the funniest; Even if i wasn't that much of a nerd like i am now, I'd still be watching your videos 😂 they are absurdly funny 💯💯

[@CloudmasterGaming]

Hold on a second... a 7800x3d without a AIO? Gonna be hotter than your mo-

[@Tomssh]

I fucking love your shorts bro 🤣😄😄

[@markwalsh8463]

3 feet from your ball Fumes killin me man 😂😂

[@lSpartxn23]

Bro your videos makes me go crazzy in a funny way💀

[@endersmh]

The greatest technician that's ever lived ❤

[@philrussell9096]

The delivery man on his bike probably crashed into someone after getting the middle finger for the 100,000th time for being a cyclist

[@Floodruby]

The best technician than ever live

[@kanishkasamarakoon9121]

I really love that you show specs at the end❤

[@monke7678]

the lack of "the greatest technician thats ever lived" hurts

[@SalemTechsperts]

You didn't watch the whole video then :(

[@monke7678]

i did... YOU JUST NEED TO ADD A COMICAL AMOUNT OF IT​@@SalemTechsperts

[@uchiha_madara.a]

I just rated him 5 stars because he's The greatest technician that's ever lived

[@TheDragonLake]

That sound of wires against the fans was the bane of my existence when I was building my first. 6 fans, so many cables, so much buzzing and readjusting ;-;

[@crackedpenguin]

THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT HAS EVER LIVED

[@BrandenRossman]

Bahahaha I love the sprinkling of your mom jokes

[@anthony23ant]

Ah yes, I love it when the cable ran slightly into the fan and made the brrrrr sound 😂

[@djmicrowave6073]

Cables hitting spinning fans are always the biggest jumpscare

[@ShaaayCs]

the best transition THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT EVER LIVE

[@Lord_Swift_YT]

I wish you good luck on going viral your videos are Soo good ❤

[@HIW848]

For tha love of your mother would you stop freaking roasting us. 💀

[@SalemTechsperts]

I'm addicted to it

[@justinereirafer2401]

I thought that thing was gonna pop when I heard that sound but I got jump scared by ✨THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT EVER LIVED✨

[@TherianIsInVR]

Lupe's Delivery Service is a W service

[@Adam-gv5hg]

The seller is the shipper. The courier is the one who takes from the seller/shipper and delivers it to the customer.

[@UnanimousDelivers]

If you've built a computer, you've come across that stray-wire-against-the-fan BRRRRRRRZZZZZZ

[@kingbee9449]

These mom jokes are getting out of hand I love it 😂

[@KnownPhoenix]

"What's that noise?" *Simple fix* So fng relatable 😭😭😭

[@hero_jonashdjp9562]

I had collected bended main-boards and they worked. It's insane what Mainboards can survive 😅

[@HolyPhantom1]

I'm just here for "THE GREATEST TECHNICIAN THAT'S EVER LIVED"

[@MrAceOren]

Bro I was about to cry how bad that was broken. I'm not lying

[@MetalGearMechWars]

the end with the cord or whatever hitting the fan is so relatable that happens all the time to me

[@ArrowStudios]

Had someone come into our repair shop with a custom gaming PC with that same cooler that was shipped from Canada to the US. The cooler in hers was bent even more, but everything worked great. Although, she wanted to replace the cooler to air on the side of caution.

[@Splatpat3713]

I love the fact that he has a comically large toothbrush... Love it

[@ShadowDragon86]

one time when i was working for a non-profit computer company (15-20 years ago), i dropped a pc i had just built for myself down a flight of 20 steps. turned it on and it still worked lol (it was a refurbished lenovo thinkcenter, only thing wrong with it was a small dent at the top rear of the case)

[@andyrewfx]

"Whats that noise..." yep, been there... that got me lol

[@amanfrom2034]

As soon I saw the condition of the PC, my soul left my body

[@AngandPista]

Bro is litteraly the unluckiest best technician ever

[@Sphyxx]

That wire in the fan is so relatable 😂

[@SEPICGAMER]

its usually a combination of the shipper's and the seller's fault. seller didn't package properly and shipper didn't ship with care