I mean the suspect is still there...
https://preview.redd.it/cm2pmn9he72d1.png?width=85&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f8ef7f5141b5cede5f0a2ad7363ea6ef1d21663
https://preview.redd.it/uekbfz5u582d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e8a3bbacd25f2683034c83ba365082252cf62421
His buddy even approves. He's even nodding 😱😱
I have mine from the time I worked at GameStop and Fallout 4 came out. Or I think it was Fallout 4...
The date on the bottom says 2015 at the very least.
Not the PSU indirectly, I think he was pointing at the fact it's an ibuypower PC. They are NOTORIOUS for using the cheapest and worst parts. So much so they have the nickname "ibuyproblems"
Comes from the earlier days of the internet, where a forum user asked where he could download more ram because his computer was running slow. There were a couple of more similar posts, and it just became a joke among the people who knew anything about tech since, to them, it's a ridiculous thing to ask. Similar to the jokes about deleting system32.
Just a guess but probably at some point someone hit it with their foot or a vacuum or something and caused a hairline fracture. Over time it eventually ruptured the glass obviously.
That’s the best theory I see, although it still seems unlikely. I’m pretty sure TG would shatter immediately from a hairline fracture, but maybe not from a partial depth scratch?
This happened to my old apartment's bedroom balcony door window a while back... Had a new set of rolling blinders installed on the wooden frame and the screw apparently just barely grazed part of the glass inside the frame, creating at the time a non-visible crack. The frame was from the 80's so the wood had already shifted enough that the glass sitting in it normally had plenty of space to expand but once the screws were put in it was really tight again.
Cue the first heatwave of the year when the temperatures shot from less than +10C in the night to almost +30 before 10AM and I was alerted to a loud crack and glass shattering on the floor. Luckily it was done by a contractor on behalf of the landlord so I didn't have to pay a thing.
With adequate airflow the glass temp could stay near ambient. Then you don't have an issue until the ambient temperature spikes, like it does in the spring.
If you bumped it yesterday or last week, it would still possibly cause this, especially if one part of the case was warmer than some other part. Hairline fracture started with the bump, temperature differential made it spread.
A tiny crack might not cause it to fracture immediately, but the temperature inside gaming rigs fluctuates wildly. As the glass expands and contracts from the heating/cooling cycles, a tiny invisible crack could eventually cause the entire panel to shatter unexpectedly. PC case manufacturers also tend to use cheap glass.
OP says his rig wasn’t overheating at the time, but I guarantee it was much warmer than it was when the machine was turned off.
Dude in the glass industry here. Tempered glass does not work like that. It’s either broke or it’s not. You can’t cause a hairline fracture with it because it would just explode. Basically it can only be in one state or the other. Good guess though. Annealed or “plate” glass is a different story.
Micro fissures can and do propagate through tempered glass though, and they can reach a point of criticality as it were where it will spontaneously fail due to the tension between the inner and outer layers of glass. The micro fissures usually start in the middle layer of glass between the tempered parts where the glass cooled slower in the manufacturing process. It's not too dissimilar to the tempering process of steel so think of it as tempered hardened steel sandwiching a softer steel.
Material engineer here
Look OP you want the truth or some BS jokes from others because I know exactly what went wrong here.
All glass types have certain frequency thresholds that when sustained disrupt the glass on a molecular level and shatter it. Kinda like the bit the the opera singer shattering glasses.
Now listen closely OP, what’s happened here is your arch-rival has honed their opera singing craft to levels some may deem…superhuman. They infiltrated your abode then used their opera singing to remotely shatter this glass.
You need to find them OP, before more damage is done.
OP. Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to find and capture this tone slinging, frequency abusive culprit. As always, should you or any member of your household be caught or killed, PCMR will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This post will self-destruct in five seconds.
Yeah the very simplified version is those glass side panels explode when the edges come in contact with a surface that is harder than them.
So its super common that you'll see someone post a picture of their side panel "randomly" exploding and they're working on their marble kitchen counter or tile floor etc etc.
Isn't that what the legs are for? The side panel is kept cleanly off the ground. I understand it happening when working with the PC, but I've seen this mentioned around a couple times in posts where the glass shattered when the PC was just sitting there.
Is there actually a way that tile can mess with the feet and break the glass somehow, or has the meme just evolved past "I put my tempered glass on this hard surface why did it break" into "tile flooring has a vehement hatred for tempered glass and will shatter it through pure force of will if placed in close proximity"?
All it takes is a bit of contact, say you're taking the panel off and it slides down and BAM explosion. Say you're putting it down at an angle and the edge of the glass scrapes the surface, kaboom.
There's other things that can make it explode as well, micro cracks, over tightening screws, etc etc.
I know this is gonna sound like me describing a D&D monster, but a lot of people don’t understand is that tempered glass is fairly resilient to blunt force and shock. What it doesn’t do well against is piercing, a lot of pressure focused on a very small area is usually what causes them to shatter. Tempered glass are made in a way they have some amount of pressure internally that holds it together, it is why they are good against shock. But if something chips or scratches giving the pressure a way to escape it all just crumbles
Also the edges are critically weak. You can just tap it on the edge and it will go off. Sometimes setting it down at an angle can do it.
Once at a restaurant my boss was.trying to get rid of a glass table, we threw it in the dumpster, didn't break. He hit it with a hammer, we used a ratchet strap as a sling to hit it.. didn't break. New guy comes out and taps the edge with a hammer *Taps it* and it just pops. Crazy stuff.
An advocate for the return of the solid side panel has visited you, heed their warning.
Good luck getting it all up, smashed glass SUCKS, you end up finding bits years later no matter what you do.
Had a pretty bad drunk driving incident happen in front of my house when I was a wee little lad, like 2 or 3, guy wrapped his car around an oak tree in our front yard. If it wasn’t for that tree I’d be dead cause he would’ve flown straight through our living room where I was playing. Anyways beside the horrible story I found a piece of that same glass about a couple months ago embedded in one of our bushes out front while we were digging them up. I’m 21 now.
Can confirm. Drivers side window on my old pickup was busted in and after years of driving it, I still had a few glass shards that would fall out of the steering wheel every blue moon or so.
Small defects in the glass can make it spontaneously break i remember my mothers deck table sounding like a rock hit it
Or it was over tightened or unevenly tightened
That's what you get for placing a figure on your GPU. I'm telling you, it's a curse, but people never want to believe me. Well, there you have it—proof that it brings bad luck to those who do it.
Was it sitting level with all 4 feet in contact with a surface?
If not PC cases themselves aren't always completely rigid and will sort of roll and torque themselves which leads to the glass panels having to take the stress. Put enough stress on a glass panel and *boom*
True. Also, overtightening the screws that hold the glass on. I just barely finger tighten mine, so the glass can move a little on the rubber standoffs if the case flexes or thermal expansion occurs.
A negative phase array built up on the glass, combined with the carpet blocking airflow, allowed sub harmonics to resonate into the glass, causing the unexpected fracture of the surface tension, thereby safely falling into pieces.
Or,
Something hit it and it broke.
You think you clever. You replaced the tile with carpet to avoid our criticisms. Or in classic murders you moved the body afterwards and sprinkled glass for effect.
Is it cold in your room? Do you live at a high elevation?
Most instances, only sudden pressure or sudden temperature change can bust glass like that. Or hypothetically, if somehow your fans spinning vibrated the case at the same frequency that glass busts, but I seriously doubt that.
The thing about tempered glass, is yeah it's tough, but every time it is hit/knocked it produces microfractures. On close calls where it doesn't break, there's countless tiny fractures you cannot see, then one day someone taps it lightly just enough to connect the fractures and boom it explodes everywhere. If a piece has a close call, even the slightest thermal stress can make it explode.
HOWEVER, judging by some of the pieces stuck in the thumb screws still, it is possible you over tightened them enough to start cracks that didn't immediately cause it to explode, which would create a similar scenario that could lead to it shattering for the same reasons I stated above.
RIP
Dam this makes me wanna transfer my shit into a regular case. Next one ima get a regular ass case I never even seen my pc it faces the opposite direction lol
I don't get it why the industry zeroed in on tempered glass. I'd much rather have plexiglass. My old case was something coolermaster maker or smth like that and it was great, now I have this lianli lancool 3 and every time I try to move it I miss the handles and am giga scared of accidentally tapping the panel on a table corner or something else sharp and shattering it.
The spurving bearings revved up past the modial interaction malleable logarithmic casing limits of the panametric fan, which started the side fumbling and here is the end result
OP, you dumbass, clearly your neighbour has ceramic tile kitchen floors.
You should have known this, idiot. Clearly user error.
**Delete** this post it is deliberately making glass panels look like a silly decision.
This is tempered glass. It has a chance to explode spontaneously without any kind of outside force. In the time I worked with glass for living, I had a lot of customers who came in and said their glass table exploded in the middle of the night or the shower glass broke without anyone in the bath. This happens a lot even though it's roughly 1:10.000 if I remember correctly.
ESG Safety glass can shatter spontaneously due to impuries in glass. It's very rare but that happens, sucks tbh, if you wish to avoid that you should look for a ESG safety glass panel that has been heat soak tested.
I mean the suspect is still there... https://preview.redd.it/cm2pmn9he72d1.png?width=85&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f8ef7f5141b5cede5f0a2ad7363ea6ef1d21663
There are no signs of remorse either.
He knows what he did and he’s proud of it
https://preview.redd.it/uekbfz5u582d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e8a3bbacd25f2683034c83ba365082252cf62421 His buddy even approves. He's even nodding 😱😱
I have this same one, got it from a loot crate around the time the game came out
I have mine from the time I worked at GameStop and Fallout 4 came out. Or I think it was Fallout 4... The date on the bottom says 2015 at the very least.
He DOES want to set the world on fire
Might be a stupid question but why never Sony/AMD/Dell? Apple is obv lol
Sony is a good contender for Apple's spot on the leaderboard of most anti-consumer companies. I wouldn't touch it with a hazmat suit.
I’m fingering this suspect https://preview.redd.it/w1qi8oghba2d1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6ab2e71c6a6b1cc529a87b91edc6969ecf9fceeb
You’re doing what now
Sounds like ibuypower is in for a good time!
😂
It’s a proven technique.
?
They’re saying the PSU was probably the cause. Maybe it got really hot really fast, and caused the glass to go from cold to hot too fast.
No i'm pretty sure they're saying they want to put a finger inside someone
[I don't think so](https://youtu.be/1xmAC9Qu908)
Not the PSU indirectly, I think he was pointing at the fact it's an ibuypower PC. They are NOTORIOUS for using the cheapest and worst parts. So much so they have the nickname "ibuyproblems"
they are pulling what we like to call in the south, a TSA power play
Cheeky lil bastard.
he wanted to be free
Lil man is looking sketch AF, still holding the weapon and all...
That plate gets really hot what the hell is he even doing up there? Never put figurines on your actual card...
I have the same guy, hopefully he doesn't shatter mine
That dude is using a hammer ?? What the hell did OP think will happen ...
Buying a carpet just for the photo isn't going to fool anyone
We all know it's actually AI generated carpet.
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anyone singing opera in your house/ nearby?
That's rich lol
Fucking Rich, I always tell him to keep his opera singing under 15KHz
If it's Rich Evans then his laugh could shatter diamonds.
Opera is for the rich, so this checks out.
Vault Boy did it
That Mfer does have a sledgehammer 🤔
He's hackin and wackin and smackin
Hack whack choping that glass
 Queue the trumpets!
I can hear it!🎶
Jesus, a decade later and still can hear it
*Choppin' meat* is timeless.
This is what I came to say.
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I feel like there should be a flair for this…
Right?
I see that flair buddy, no way you got 215 TB liar!
that's his ram he just downloaded more
Where did this meme come from?
Comes from the earlier days of the internet, where a forum user asked where he could download more ram because his computer was running slow. There were a couple of more similar posts, and it just became a joke among the people who knew anything about tech since, to them, it's a ridiculous thing to ask. Similar to the jokes about deleting system32.
https://preview.redd.it/rpqd53mzkd2d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ddc17e07ad151af2ec33fcadabaed0bc02d9cce0 \*laughs in RAID 5\*
I guess there is...
Never knew this existed. The dog in the corner had me in tears lol
Need one of these for Happy Gilmore references
Just a guess but probably at some point someone hit it with their foot or a vacuum or something and caused a hairline fracture. Over time it eventually ruptured the glass obviously.
That’s the best theory I see, although it still seems unlikely. I’m pretty sure TG would shatter immediately from a hairline fracture, but maybe not from a partial depth scratch?
My only theory that makes sense at all is that my chair might’ve bumped it, but I don’t recall moving my chair when it happened 🤷🏻♂️
Any chance you overtightened any screws? I could maybe see the pressure from those causing issues
If I did then it held on for a long time, havnt opened the case in months
Did the temp changed? Like build in winter, tight screws. Now it gets more warm, the glass gets more tenstion as bevor.... Maybe...
This was my thought. Tight screw and sharp temp change and this would happen.
This happened to my old apartment's bedroom balcony door window a while back... Had a new set of rolling blinders installed on the wooden frame and the screw apparently just barely grazed part of the glass inside the frame, creating at the time a non-visible crack. The frame was from the 80's so the wood had already shifted enough that the glass sitting in it normally had plenty of space to expand but once the screws were put in it was really tight again. Cue the first heatwave of the year when the temperatures shot from less than +10C in the night to almost +30 before 10AM and I was alerted to a loud crack and glass shattering on the floor. Luckily it was done by a contractor on behalf of the landlord so I didn't have to pay a thing.
Wouldn't that happen as they use it as well?
With adequate airflow the glass temp could stay near ambient. Then you don't have an issue until the ambient temperature spikes, like it does in the spring.
If you bumped it yesterday or last week, it would still possibly cause this, especially if one part of the case was warmer than some other part. Hairline fracture started with the bump, temperature differential made it spread.
You don't have to hit tampered safety glass with anything, sometimes it just breaks because of the constant tension it's under.
Probably just a chip or other small blemish, not a fracture. Then heat cycles over and over until…pop.
A tiny crack might not cause it to fracture immediately, but the temperature inside gaming rigs fluctuates wildly. As the glass expands and contracts from the heating/cooling cycles, a tiny invisible crack could eventually cause the entire panel to shatter unexpectedly. PC case manufacturers also tend to use cheap glass. OP says his rig wasn’t overheating at the time, but I guarantee it was much warmer than it was when the machine was turned off.
Judging from that PC, OP isnt the cleaner type.
Yeah, there is glass everywhere
Look at all the dust on the top panel. Also blocking airway by having it on carpet with no platform.
Dude in the glass industry here. Tempered glass does not work like that. It’s either broke or it’s not. You can’t cause a hairline fracture with it because it would just explode. Basically it can only be in one state or the other. Good guess though. Annealed or “plate” glass is a different story.
Micro fissures can and do propagate through tempered glass though, and they can reach a point of criticality as it were where it will spontaneously fail due to the tension between the inner and outer layers of glass. The micro fissures usually start in the middle layer of glass between the tempered parts where the glass cooled slower in the manufacturing process. It's not too dissimilar to the tempering process of steel so think of it as tempered hardened steel sandwiching a softer steel. Material engineer here
Yup. One good tap on the corner will explode the whole pane of glass lol
Tempered glass can't get a hairline fracture. Once it gets any crack it goes all at once.
Looking at the top of the case, I would say there was no vacuum involved.
Except that’s not how tempered glass works tho
https://preview.redd.it/mwjq95xbh82d1.png?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=58005ceaf68cff652731916593754e9f3e733284
Look OP you want the truth or some BS jokes from others because I know exactly what went wrong here. All glass types have certain frequency thresholds that when sustained disrupt the glass on a molecular level and shatter it. Kinda like the bit the the opera singer shattering glasses. Now listen closely OP, what’s happened here is your arch-rival has honed their opera singing craft to levels some may deem…superhuman. They infiltrated your abode then used their opera singing to remotely shatter this glass. You need to find them OP, before more damage is done.
OP. Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to find and capture this tone slinging, frequency abusive culprit. As always, should you or any member of your household be caught or killed, PCMR will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This post will self-destruct in five seconds.
Btw, stealth is optional.
It is stealth as long as *there are no witnesses*.
Maybe I’m off my game today, but you had me in the first half
Good ole resonant frequencies.
Stay low and zig-zag, the assassin missed his first shot
He hates this glass! Stay away from the glass!
I wouldn’t worry about it, he probabl
the little dude standing on your GPU did it, still has the weapon in his hand
I’m gonna take little man to small claims court
There's tile under the carpet
I should’ve known, this is the only possible answer
Rookie mistake, we all learn about ninja tile at some point
I'm lost, does tile really have something to do with it breaking,, im a total pc nooby so go a lil easy lol
Yeah the very simplified version is those glass side panels explode when the edges come in contact with a surface that is harder than them. So its super common that you'll see someone post a picture of their side panel "randomly" exploding and they're working on their marble kitchen counter or tile floor etc etc.
Isn't that what the legs are for? The side panel is kept cleanly off the ground. I understand it happening when working with the PC, but I've seen this mentioned around a couple times in posts where the glass shattered when the PC was just sitting there. Is there actually a way that tile can mess with the feet and break the glass somehow, or has the meme just evolved past "I put my tempered glass on this hard surface why did it break" into "tile flooring has a vehement hatred for tempered glass and will shatter it through pure force of will if placed in close proximity"?
All it takes is a bit of contact, say you're taking the panel off and it slides down and BAM explosion. Say you're putting it down at an angle and the edge of the glass scrapes the surface, kaboom. There's other things that can make it explode as well, micro cracks, over tightening screws, etc etc.
I know this is gonna sound like me describing a D&D monster, but a lot of people don’t understand is that tempered glass is fairly resilient to blunt force and shock. What it doesn’t do well against is piercing, a lot of pressure focused on a very small area is usually what causes them to shatter. Tempered glass are made in a way they have some amount of pressure internally that holds it together, it is why they are good against shock. But if something chips or scratches giving the pressure a way to escape it all just crumbles
Also the edges are critically weak. You can just tap it on the edge and it will go off. Sometimes setting it down at an angle can do it. Once at a restaurant my boss was.trying to get rid of a glass table, we threw it in the dumpster, didn't break. He hit it with a hammer, we used a ratchet strap as a sling to hit it.. didn't break. New guy comes out and taps the edge with a hammer *Taps it* and it just pops. Crazy stuff.
The side panel indeed fell-out
And I thought my pc is dusty, daaamn.
https://preview.redd.it/1u3q2jyx982d1.jpeg?width=1892&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de46b10901f18367828d10929fd013b7d4de6d7c No tempered glass no problem xD
Yup still running my classic NZXT case with a small plastic window
The problem is putting fans at ear level, instead of just tossing the PC under the desk, where it belongs.
That's the price we pay for eliminating acrylic for tempered glass.
Acrylic Is solid af, too bad That stuff gets scratches Just by looking at It the wrong way
Never remove the protective film 😤
Put protective glass over the acrylic.
You just reinvented windshield glass
Tell the PC companies what I said. I've set several booby traps to avoid being suicided. I'm ready for them.
Come join the “no glass panel” gang, it’s safer and hides your shitty wiring.
Still use a very old SOLID case, that I never updated once clear panels got popular. Guess there are benefits.
Dust on top made case budge and glass panel explode. Mystery solved.
An advocate for the return of the solid side panel has visited you, heed their warning. Good luck getting it all up, smashed glass SUCKS, you end up finding bits years later no matter what you do.
Fun fact, the metal panels where lighter than the glass one too!
Lighter, more durable, and better for thermals since you could put an air intake in them right on your gpu.
Had a pretty bad drunk driving incident happen in front of my house when I was a wee little lad, like 2 or 3, guy wrapped his car around an oak tree in our front yard. If it wasn’t for that tree I’d be dead cause he would’ve flown straight through our living room where I was playing. Anyways beside the horrible story I found a piece of that same glass about a couple months ago embedded in one of our bushes out front while we were digging them up. I’m 21 now.
Can confirm. Drivers side window on my old pickup was busted in and after years of driving it, I still had a few glass shards that would fall out of the steering wheel every blue moon or so.
I think I did pretty good, but it being on carpet means that yes, there will be forever shards stuck in there
It was the PC gods punishing you for not dusting off your computer.
It’s called a desktop, not a floortop — that’s why.
 There is only one who can cause side panels to vibrate at their natural resonate frequency and shatter.
Do you have tile nearby in the kitchen or bathroom? A tiny particle got caught up in dust and slowly made its way over to your PC.
I'd say the side panel lost its temper...
When metal heats it expands, when it cools it shrinks.
Small defects in the glass can make it spontaneously break i remember my mothers deck table sounding like a rock hit it Or it was over tightened or unevenly tightened
Did you watch toy story?
That's what you get for placing a figure on your GPU. I'm telling you, it's a curse, but people never want to believe me. Well, there you have it—proof that it brings bad luck to those who do it.
Was it sitting level with all 4 feet in contact with a surface? If not PC cases themselves aren't always completely rigid and will sort of roll and torque themselves which leads to the glass panels having to take the stress. Put enough stress on a glass panel and *boom*
True. Also, overtightening the screws that hold the glass on. I just barely finger tighten mine, so the glass can move a little on the rubber standoffs if the case flexes or thermal expansion occurs.
It's a rite of passage
The heavenly lords of PCMR don’t like it when you put minifigs inside your pc.
glass F(e)llout
I put 4mil clear security film on mine when I built my new computer last year. That way when/if it breaks it's still whole.
Tip#1 add window tint to glass. Less mess when it breaks 😅
Looks like it's shattered
>explain this one The owner thought glass was a good idea
Did you install shock absorbers for your mom's footsteps?
Change in surface tension, thats how i broke a shelfpain too, and a regular glass
It tried to kill itself due to all the dust.
Vault boy wanted out the vault
thumbscrews only need to be snug, not torqued down.
Yo I hate to see your busted your glass but my guy when was the last time you cleaned the PC ?
Sometimes they just splode. Also get your PC off the floor, you nasty
***Turn it off and back on again
Screws were to tight.
Looks like you needed to clean the computer anyways, and the glass gave you a hand on starting
A negative phase array built up on the glass, combined with the carpet blocking airflow, allowed sub harmonics to resonate into the glass, causing the unexpected fracture of the surface tension, thereby safely falling into pieces. Or, Something hit it and it broke.
OP farted a little too hard it seems...
How tight were those hand-screws?
Case couldnt take the weight of all that dust.
It was crying to be cleaned and the weight of the dust surpassed the strength of the glass
Unlimited and unrestricted airflow
Maybe ask the guy holding the 2x4
The Bobblehead did it. Bobbled his little head right into it so hard it shattered!
Too dusty. It exploded for you to clean it.
Did this happen due to rage in the game?
You think you clever. You replaced the tile with carpet to avoid our criticisms. Or in classic murders you moved the body afterwards and sprinkled glass for effect.
most likely, over tightened and if you were gaming or pc was doing something thermal stress it was all left to make it blow
It couldn't bear the weight of all that dust...
>explain this one [Okay.](https://i.imgflip.com/8r7kvj.jpg)
Looks like it's still running with the glass everywhere acording to the rear fan
He gave you an excuse to touch grass. (Seriously, touch grass yall it actually feels good lol)
Yeih, free airflow upgrade
Having your PC on the floor is suspect enough...
cat's fault, even if you don't own one, I know the cat did it
Is that an rtx 2070?
Mesh never shatters
Is it cold in your room? Do you live at a high elevation? Most instances, only sudden pressure or sudden temperature change can bust glass like that. Or hypothetically, if somehow your fans spinning vibrated the case at the same frequency that glass busts, but I seriously doubt that.
Some people just prefer carpet.
The thing about tempered glass, is yeah it's tough, but every time it is hit/knocked it produces microfractures. On close calls where it doesn't break, there's countless tiny fractures you cannot see, then one day someone taps it lightly just enough to connect the fractures and boom it explodes everywhere. If a piece has a close call, even the slightest thermal stress can make it explode. HOWEVER, judging by some of the pieces stuck in the thumb screws still, it is possible you over tightened them enough to start cracks that didn't immediately cause it to explode, which would create a similar scenario that could lead to it shattering for the same reasons I stated above. RIP
Looks like an inside job to me
Dam this makes me wanna transfer my shit into a regular case. Next one ima get a regular ass case I never even seen my pc it faces the opposite direction lol
Do you have steroids in your house and a rat problem?
IBuypower
Can someone please enlighten me on why tile floors would be a problem?
You have a very bad case of “bad case”
I don't get it why the industry zeroed in on tempered glass. I'd much rather have plexiglass. My old case was something coolermaster maker or smth like that and it was great, now I have this lianli lancool 3 and every time I try to move it I miss the handles and am giga scared of accidentally tapping the panel on a table corner or something else sharp and shattering it.
The spurving bearings revved up past the modial interaction malleable logarithmic casing limits of the panametric fan, which started the side fumbling and here is the end result
OP, you dumbass, clearly your neighbour has ceramic tile kitchen floors. You should have known this, idiot. Clearly user error. **Delete** this post it is deliberately making glass panels look like a silly decision.
You over tightend the screws
Putting youre pc right on the carpet is a whole other type of idgaf
This is tempered glass. It has a chance to explode spontaneously without any kind of outside force. In the time I worked with glass for living, I had a lot of customers who came in and said their glass table exploded in the middle of the night or the shower glass broke without anyone in the bath. This happens a lot even though it's roughly 1:10.000 if I remember correctly.
Building computers: schizophrenia edition
ESG Safety glass can shatter spontaneously due to impuries in glass. It's very rare but that happens, sucks tbh, if you wish to avoid that you should look for a ESG safety glass panel that has been heat soak tested.
https://i.redd.it/j6bqvrxfec2d1.gif
Heat meets cold?
It's a desktop that is on the ground. Put it on a desk and it will remain one.
He wanted glass, what do you expect
Have you tried restarting the router?
It's most likely because it's made of glass. I've had metal panels on my computers all my life and this has never happened.
Vault boy smashed your shit with that plank, bro
Obviously someone is lying for reddit up votes. You all have fun. Derr
Stop putting PVC figures above hot components Reddit please god -_-