@Nine click pieces in, no stress or force, just boop it in there

@pupy hhh I know there arel ike, auto cabling tools you can buy but I wanna keep going as long as possible without them because fuck. I love sitting there screwing the screws in and putting the cables in and stuff even if sometimes I forget (also god this one PC kept bluescreening and I couldn't figure out why and it turned out that despite swapping the heatsinks out for different, better ones like 10 times - not an exaggeration - EVERY TIME I forgot the thermal paste. e_e; )

@pupy It really is though!? It's... really chill!

...despite that one time I was tearing my hair out over trying to bench a system at a lowly 3607 and kept benching at 3599... then put in a supposedly BETTER card and got 2109 like wtf.

@Nine check out car mechanic simulator some time if you want similar thing tbh '3'

@pupy I'm not much of a gearhead tbqh, but I DID enjoy Jalopy a lot, so My Summer Car got added to my wishlist recently.

@Nine car mechanic sim is simplified and comfy honestly

@Nine here are the bad parts highlighted in red and orange, just pop over to the laptop,get the new parts, disassemble the bits, put the new parts in, reassemble and test that sucker out

@pupy though... that does sound heckin' nice tbh.

@Nine keep an eye out on steam, it goes super cheap often

go for the newer versions, iirc the best balance between good and cheap is 2015 edition but the newer version is best iirc

@pupy Simpler than Jalopy? Jalopy was already pretty simple, and I kinda liked the tinkering about with things and parts. (plus the driving about was... surprisingly peaceful and nice.)