News SignalRGB takes a swipe at Razer, makes functioning RGB toaster PC — quad-slice toaster case incorporates a Stream Deck, Mini-ITX components

[Admin]

SignalRGB is giving away a toaster PC that houses a full-blown Mini-ITX gaming PC. You could win the toaster PC, along with a Thunderbolt 4 dock.

SignalRGB takes a swipe at Razer, makes functioning RGB toaster PC — quad-slice toaster case incorporates a Stream Deck, Mini-ITX components : Read more

 

[bolweval]

Oh the irony…

 

[Sippincider]

Put an i9 or two in there and you could make toast!

 

[Amdlova]

I like it

 

[Alex/AT]

Just put some latest Intel and 5090 here and with some effort you may really be able to make a toast.

 

[ilukey77]

where to buy im sold

 

[chemistu]

sorry, completely lost me at

To be clear, it does not make toast

why not?
Otherwise it's just a PC in an odd box. But a PC and a toaster? A PC capable of meeting all your toasty, buttery needs? Toast and a bit Civ 6? Bagels and Overwatch? OMG! Crumpets and Helldivers!!

Byeneedtoleavebusy

 

[Sippincider]

But a PC and a toaster? A PC capable of meeting all your toasty, buttery needs?

Those of us of vintage may remember the original Easy Bake oven, where the heating portion was a 100 watt incandescent light bulb.

Well if a mere 100 watts could prepare small portions, what could a current processor and graphics card do? When we're repurposing automotive radiators to cool our systems, there has to be something that kind of waste energy could be used for.

 

[Notton]

The heating element inside a toaster hit 600C.
An incandescent light bulb hits 200~300C on the outside, while the filament inside hits near 600C.
Electrical solder melts at 183C (Tin-Lead) to 221C (Tin-Silver)

So there is your answer. The electronics will melt before hitting a heat output high enough to toast bread.

 

[HardwiredWireless]

How is this a swipe at anyone that doesn't sell toasters?