Bricked: Nvidia GeForce GTX 690 Built with Lego

[monkeysweat]

i'm not impressed until he does SLI

 

[dorianh94]

My opinion...It's lame .I know that no one cares about that,but...that's just what I think. It would be more interesting if he could build Radeon HD 7990 .That I would like to see .

 

[gm0n3y]

This image will henceforth be added to the dictionary under 'nerd'. Still cool though.

 

[Chris Fetters]

!0,000 yen equals $100.... They must have typed 100,000 into the converter lol. They's be totally derpin.

 

[Chris Fetters]

Lol 10,000 yen isn't anywhere close to $1640. It's just $98. Lulz Niels be totally derpin'.

 

[Chris Fetters]

Whoops double comment on accident... My bad lol. Now I's be derpin'.

 

[Dragonzeanse]

¥10,000 doesn't equal $1640...

No, but 10,000 Chinese yuans does. You do realize that the ¥ symbol isn't just used for Japanese yen, right?

 

[shakuvendell]

it won't run Crysis, but will it run "Lego Crysis"?

 

[pherivision]

Now i know how they got the idea of mario for the NES, they used lego pieces lol

 

[pherivision]

Guess i know how mario was made for the NES.

 

[lp231]

Will it run MineCraft? 😛

 

[Lessthannil]

Give this man a 780 Ti,

 

[eriko]

I feel sorry for the guy with the bricked 690, at least he can see the funny side. I wouldn't...

 

[funguseater]

Isn't Y10,000 about $100 US?

 

[lp231]

It's Yuan not Yen

 

[gunbitz]

awesome

 

[ZionZA]

Actually 1647.07 US Dollars to be exact. So Stone Jonez, The article is rather accurate.

 

[ZionZA]

1647.07 US Dollars to be exact. So Stone Jonez, the article is accurate. Just not 100% precise.

 

[Guest]

Needs some anti-aliasing

 

[eza]

Please, the plural of Lego is Lego.
Like 'sheep'. You wouldn't say sheeps so please don't say Legos 🙂

 

[armando saadeh]

AnAs

 

[armando saadeh]

AnAs

 

[armando saadeh]

AnAs

 

[Kevin Crocker]

￥１０，０００ = about $100 US

 

[Wilykat]

"10,000¥, equating to about $1640" can't be right. These day 1 yen is 1 US penny. So 10,000 yen would be close to $100 USD. Either someone missed a decimal point or the conversion is not in USD?