Tag: pcmasterrace

This image is a screenshot of a public post from the Reddit r/pcmasterrace community, paired with a photo of a large collection of server RAM modules. The post text explains that 2 years before the post was made, the author's father worked at a company that upgraded the RAM in newly purchased servers, and planned to throw away the perfectly functional replaced memory sticks. The father rescued the RAM modules from being discarded and gave them to the author. The photo shows 72 individual 32GB HPE DDR4-2666MHz ECC RDIMM RAM sticks, with most laid out in neat rows on a flat surface, additional sticks stored in sealed anti-static pink plastic bags, and one single RAM stick placed on top of the laid out rows to clearly show the model label. The total combined capacity of the RAM is 2304 GB (2.3 terabytes), an extremely valuable haul for PC or server hobbyists.

User Gets 72 Sticks of 32GB Server RAM For Free From Dad's Work

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This image is a screenshot of a Reddit post from the PC enthusiast community r/pcmasterrace. The post shows a user's Windows display configuration screen, where 17 connected monitors are arranged in an extremely chaotic, non-aligned layout: outer monitors are in a loose grid, while 7 monitors in the center are rotated to form an uneven diamond shape. The user asks the community if this layout is optimal, creating a funny joke about extreme over-the-top PC setups.

Is This Chaotic Multi-Monitor Layout Optimal?

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This image is a screenshot of a Reddit post reposted to 9Gag, showing an opened mid-tower PC computer case. The buyer ordered a cheap empty PC case from Amazon, but upon opening the delivery found a full functional PC (including an MSI motherboard, CPU cooler, case fans, and all internal wiring) already installed inside, making this an unexpected lucky surprise for the buyer. There is also a top comment from the original poster referencing the common PC building community meme of mentioning that you run Arch Linux.

Lucky: Ordered a Cheap PC Case, Got a Full Prebuilt PC Inside

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