Get over it, soldiers.
Get on there and do your jobs.
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Just rebuild your computer in a new case or something and use that as an excuse.
Slap some cooling blue LEDs in.
Or jam some RGB LED strip gaming controllers into your PC so your RGB controller can have RGB and stand out next to your RGB GPU, CPU cooler, case fans, power supply, RAM and cables!
Lots of RGB
Nice! But they should be set to blue to reduce temperatures by 1 degree Celsius! It's totally verified physics, just like how the vaccines are safe!
Don't do fancy, only functional(and will be making a new chassis for the old one and build a set-top box for my mother out of the old one)
Have been looking for a new case but they all got damned glass-doors and fancy shit that I don't want or need but building a new PC is number four or five on my current to-do list so I might take a few weeks for me to get around to actual building...
Building a new PC should always be priority number 1. But I'm a gamer, so I'm obviously biased.
Last and only game I've ever played through was called Terminal Velocity(look it up) so it's safe to say that I'm NOT a gamer...
(my first computer ran win 3.11 so that may have something to do with it...)
To me it's just seems like a huge waste of time(I'm also OCD about problems I can't solve so for me it quickly would be), I'm more into the CAD/3D design/fabrication/machining/automation + photo and video side of computers..
PC building is what you make from it, I am just poking fun that there is always an excuse to rebuild if you make one and also making a commentary on how everything has RGB nowadays.
It's the internet, one just sorta defaults to taking everything seriously unless there is a clear indication otherwise(and even then....)
kek