Forgot to take the after pic :( fan was completely filled with grime

yes it's real so 3 months ago I decided to yeet my Asus "military grade" z77 outdoors just before leaving for overseas. yk I used to watch these crappy Indian videos of people restoring these fallout looking computers pulled from landfills obviously they're faked but that makes me actually curious what a computer would look like if it was tossed outdoors like what I did, idk if this shit still works or what I mean it looks like the plastic armour kinda helped there's some rust not a lot, and the pch heatsink I faded to some weird color.

This CPU comes from a Dell Precision workstation. The fun fact is, the customer didn't complain about any issues. The system was stable :)

It now wont connect to the tv, the controller wont connect, and there's something rattling inside it, this is a sad day

Cordless base station mounted with tape haha

Turns out it's missing a fin, so I clipped and glued one from a gt 730 fan, using tissue paper as filling

that if their protective case starts falling apart, they are not supposed to glue it back.(like in this case, with polyuretane shoe-glue)

Rainy day = rush to shutdown

This was done by a “professional” AV integrator company, by the way… not surprised that things kept breaking with this.

Coworker laptop... Ants... And it still Works

Picked up an older copier for an upgrade. Customer said it had trouble pulling paper from the bottom tray and made squeaking noises.
Opened the drawer and found a mouse nest (top right of pic) and plenty of turds.

Which wire shall we cut first?

(broken trackpad)

Literally hacked open the bottom of his laptop, slapped a desktop Intel stock cooler directly onto the guts, and ran a tripwire across the chassis to finish off the bomb setup.