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My gaming PC has a single thread, but it's not what you think

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This little guy made a single thread from the top of my tower, across my chair, to the couch behind it. It's about 5 feet long. I woke up early to edit some videos but spent almost an hour taking pictures of the spider instead.

 

(Corsair waterblock and TridentZ RGB RAM out of focus in the background)

 

Sorry for the clickbait title :D

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i'd get that thing out of there assuming you didn't burn your house down in fear kill it already, just so it doesn't short out your components.

 

nvm, thought it was IN your rig xD

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If you clean the web off your PC does that make you a threadripper?

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15 minutes ago, Razor Blade said:

If you clean the web off your PC does that make you a threadripper?

Just called Lisa Su to confirm and she said yes. 

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