“The chances of goosing a PC while performing a simple upgrade should be almost zero. Almost”

As one man wrestles with a flashing Kraken, we relearn how to keep things local and ask if self-disassembling PCs are the future

If you read my column in issue 360 then please accept my congratulations on making a wise reading choice for the second successive month. I should warn that what you’re about to read isn’t a reprint. You may recall that I’d received an email enquiring about retrofitting the mighty Kraken Elite RGB cooler (tinyurl.com/361kraken) into a machine and, thanks to my warning about potential leaks, the enquiry went cold. Well, the influential magic of PC Pro works in mysterious ways, and mere moments after the last issue hit the newsstands, I received an email confirming that the machine was being brought in to have a “Krak El 360” fitted. The machine is a custom-built desktop sporting LEDs with the potential to fatally dazzle anyone who approaches without adequate sunglasses. This machine has…

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PC Pro (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2024

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