Here's your computer bro

Realistically speaking, if you blasted all that shit off, and dried it properly, would it still boot assuming no corrosion?

Bumping for interest

your no-corrosion assumption is going to be false

>Realistically speaking
>no corrosion
Which scenario do you want? Realistically no, dried properly no corrosion, yes.

Neodymium of that size will snap the bones in your fingers if they attract each other.

i'm honestly surprised the PCB doesnt have more shit on it

I got a dirt cheap Optiplex with Ivy Bridge Core i5. It makes for a great HTPC for the money.

>it's a Dell Optiplex

No wonder it ended up in that creek.

why'd they throw it in the water?
i wonder if it had some ancient CP on it

>assuming no corrosion

A-a-at least it didn't explode on fire l-like intel cucks haha

>nvidia untouched
poseidon confirmed for nvidiafag

that's a super huge magnet dude, it's as wide as a soda can.

large magnets give me the spooks, as they rightfully should. If I could do it in a way that wouldn't smash hands, I'd probably wrap the "handle" side with iron so that only one side is dangerous.

>no hdd inside

Toss it back.

>large magnets give me the spooks
all through childhood and into adulthood all the magnets in life are those weak ferrite fridge magnets that're just barely powerful enough to hold up a few sheets of paper. And then you see this neodymium block that isn't very big comfortably stick a big, thick book to the freezer.

I'm actually kinda nervous around the half-inch cube ones desu