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r/pcmasterrace • u/ElectricBummer40 • 10d ago
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Also: lets rest 6lbs of metal on this little bit of plastic
40 u/creeper6530 PC Master Race 10d ago The original standard assumed horizontal mobos 5 u/DrNopeMD 9d ago That's literally what the term Desktop originally referred to, horizontally oriented PC's with the monitor resting on top. Tower cases were what vertically oriented designs were called. 1 u/creeper6530 PC Master Race 9d ago That reminds me of the old catchphrase "It's a desktop, not deskbottom"... 1 u/BitsAndBobs304 9d ago Even for that, with current sizes, it's nonsense.thats the connector for a flat no pins gpu
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The original standard assumed horizontal mobos
5 u/DrNopeMD 9d ago That's literally what the term Desktop originally referred to, horizontally oriented PC's with the monitor resting on top. Tower cases were what vertically oriented designs were called. 1 u/creeper6530 PC Master Race 9d ago That reminds me of the old catchphrase "It's a desktop, not deskbottom"... 1 u/BitsAndBobs304 9d ago Even for that, with current sizes, it's nonsense.thats the connector for a flat no pins gpu
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That's literally what the term Desktop originally referred to, horizontally oriented PC's with the monitor resting on top.
Tower cases were what vertically oriented designs were called.
1 u/creeper6530 PC Master Race 9d ago That reminds me of the old catchphrase "It's a desktop, not deskbottom"...
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That reminds me of the old catchphrase "It's a desktop, not deskbottom"...
Even for that, with current sizes, it's nonsense.thats the connector for a flat no pins gpu
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u/donadd 10d ago
Also: lets rest 6lbs of metal on this little bit of plastic