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do you notice something? [PIC]

LOCO LAPTOP

LOCO LAPTOP

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:cool: If you don't get it... Well... look again.
 
hehe since locolaptop showed me this over xfire i won't spoil the fun.. i didn't catch it till he told me it :D

 
1. Looks like someone had a explosion inside the PS on the first pic (human explosion, LOL)
2. The guarantee sticker doesn't tear when you open the PS, what a stupid placement...
 
I'm terrible at these "notice" stuff:
- Something to do with the way that PSU cover is opening? Looks you bent the thing.
- Sloppy mess on the caps?
- The zip ties?
- Power cable sticking out farther than it should?
- What Drakan said about the void sticker
 
Drakan290 said:
1. Looks like someone had a explosion inside the PS on the first pic (human explosion, LOL)
2. The guarantee sticker doesn't tear when you open the PS, what a stupid placement...
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LOL at number 1.

2. is the correct answer, but there a screw under that sticker ;)

Danny Bui said:
I'm terrible at these "notice" stuff:
- Something to do with the way that PSU cover is opening? Looks you bent the thing.
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Yes. not to void the warranty. :p
 
I say something happened which caused you to open it and for you to find some white gloop in your PSU.
 
dC0m said:
I say something happened which caused you to open it and for you to find some white gloop in your PSU.
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Yes and no. The 12V line was at 11.8V so I pop it open to change a setting and now its at 12.096V :)

as for the white gloop I really wasnt thinking that some of you would think it was it. Most PSU if not all of that? no?
 
I just did this on a shuttle powersupply to replace the noisy fan, they will never notice :p
 
You think the bent metal isn't noticeable? :p
 
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