/g/ - Would you pay $3.25 for a CPU from a vending mach - Technology

Anonymous

04/24/24(Wed)20:47:13 No.100167410

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Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)20:47:13 No.100167410 Archived

Would you pay $3.25 for a CPU from a vending machine?
https://www.techspot.com/news/102720-japan-gacha-vending-machine-dispenses-intel-core-i7.html

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:05:43 No.100167588

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:05:43 No.100167588

>>100167410
Would probably be fun to nerd around with. I'd probably buy some and fool around. You'd still get a CPU good enough for a budget PC if you manage to get it to work.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:26:06 No.100167768

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:26:06 No.100167768

That is so fucking cool. Are the majority of these CPUs damaged or do you get one in a random condition?

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:29:27 No.100167805

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:29:27 No.100167805

>>100167410
I wish I could go to Japan, too bad I'm brown.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:48:41 No.100167988

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:48:41 No.100167988

>>100167410
if it was a random IC i'd take it but there's NOTHING to do with a random cpu

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:51:49 No.100168022

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:51:49 No.100168022

>>100167805
You can visit Japan, just expect glares.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)21:53:40 No.100168037

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)21:53:40 No.100168037

>>100167410
no, i once bought a bundle off newegg that came with a used cpu
they essentially gave me $40 off a basic bitch mechanical keyboard in order to have my throw away a cpu for them

i haven't thrown it away but it's also just sitting in a box with misc wires