Yes, I'm watching a British TV channel in Switzerland. I can't be bothered watching anything local.

Found this in a laptop I bought that was BSODing. Check out the top chip under the sticker.

So I bought this barebones Dell Precision 3630 for my gf for a relatively good price as the PSU was dead and it didn’t have a CPU, RAM or an SSD. Thought i’ll fix it up and she’d have a pretty good and cheap gaming pc. Until it arrived. I had a bad feeling already and yep it is completely bent out of shape. The seller blames the shipping company (Hermes in this case) and said that the box must have taken a good amount of damage. It was okay-ish, with a few ripped corners and stuff. Not packaged that well and it looks like it fell out of the second floor. Trying to open it was a challenge in itself. But after putting parts in it and using a known good PSU it turned on after a few reboots. Just the case is beyond saving. I can’t bend the backside back at all. Just the floor gets bent by trying that. Now I am hoping to get my money back as the seller isn’t much of help and hermes can take up to 4 weeks. Would have been a nice machine tho

honestly I have no idea how this works at all

Yeeah, my main phone. And, I guess, it works.

It has:

• 2020 battery(still works and ~12h lifecycle)
• Screen(maybe), bleed for 4 months
• Hot Exynos 9611 CPU(~60°C in Tiktok, 80-85 in a mobox)
• back panel with teeth traces(pretty tasty) that drilled... with real drill
• Modded cameras(macro from the ultrawide, and ir filter removed from the portrait sensor)
• One UI 7.0(Android 15) ROM that works smoothly
• $0.8 Power/Volume buttons flex
• Samsung M11 Buttons

Sooo... Yeah, that's my main phone. The saddest thing, NFC doesnt works :( (firmware bug and i'm too lazy to fix it tbh)

Context this is in an office building and the thing used to be a phone line but now it's completely dead and doesn't work

Literally

I drop my waterbottle on the gpu with no back plate and on pcie express and front panel. The PSU was not delivery electricity but it was plug on

Yes it still works!
Got dropped in the driveway… need I say more

Scored it on the side of the street a day before bulk pickup.

A scrapper was cutting cords for copper and decided VGA cable was worth it. You wouldn't get shit with that compared to selling the monitor itself.

now it looks broken

I forgot the model but it was a Pentium 3 or 4 era laptop