Basically, the homeless have taken the meme game mini refrigerator to a whole new level by creating a fully functional game mini refrigerator.

Since the release of the Xbox Series X meme, the idea of ​​a computer in the refrigerator has been a joke. Microsoft even created its own Xbox brand mini refrigerator. In the latest addition that many people think is impossible, "Basically Homeless" on YouTube has completed his Nvidia RTX 3090-powered mini-refrigerator gaming computer, although not without constant trial and error to make the build work. Not all creations are so practical. Playing "Rainbow Six: Siege" with a potato controller or barcode scanner is some of the more exciting things that people create to control the game.

The idea is simple, although putting it into action is far from simple or cheap. Take a mini refrigerator provided by G Fuel and use it to assemble a PC while retaining the cooling function. Although there is no specific mention of how much time the project took, the homeless basically said that the project has been behind the scenes for a long time, so that he had his eldest son and lost 20 pounds. Thanks to his sponsor for sending equipment for this ambitious task and spare no effort. This $10,000 build was created using some of the best computer hardware on the market, including Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090. The trick is when the computer component is put in the refrigerator, don't let it turn into a warm wet box.

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Just then, it hit him. "We overclock the GPU, we overclock the CPU, we overclock the RAM. Why not just overclock the refrigerator." As a certified HVAC expert, he undertook the task of replacing the refrigeration components of the mini refrigerator with a portable air conditioner. Then overclock them and connect the cooling output port to the back of the mini refrigerator through a temporary pipe system. The remaining condensation and static electricity problems are solved by dehumidifiers, mathematics and a special potion to make anti-static linings in mini refrigerators. After the refrigerator is ready, it's time to add hardware.

After drinking the energy drink, the "basically homeless" began to add computer hardware to the refrigerator, and he reported that "this is about ten times the normal situation." Each piece must be a customized hole or fit into the refrigerator. The tough customized cooling circuit is filled with drinks that let him complete the whole process and will be stored in their brand's mini refrigerator G Fuel.

The finished product is a beautiful computer with a few cans of G Fuel, and the basically homeless person enjoys high-resolution Minecraft with his new gaming computer/mini refrigerator. Many people have begun to guess what the crazy gamer's next step is, and he has created a lot of impressive things.

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