
r/techsupportgore

"German precision" — Bosch cooktop, first power-up. The circle is where the heat should be. The glow is where the heat actually is.
This is what "Made in Germany" looks like in 2026. The heating element missed its target by roughly a radius. The other three burners are also misplaced, just less dramatically. Glass intact. Sensors working. No external damage whatsoever. Pure, unadulterated, factory-sealed incompetence. If anyone from Bosch sees this — I have questions. Mostly: how. Just how.
This new "curved screen ergonomic" laptop that came into work
Surprised it even turned on, only thing not working is the touchpad click.
The whole box was bent as well.
More photos from the iPad ran over by the fire truck.
Battery has been punctured and leaking. Has a sweet smell. Also more shots showing the case
I refurbish older laptops to give back to those in need. I noticed this one had a trackpad that wouldn't work. I wonder why.
Samsung warranty service is abysmal.
Been trying to process a warranty claim for 45 days. TV was purchased 8 months ago and have spent hours giving them the same info. They offered $600 now it’s less than $400 and they still want more documents.
2 power supplies 1 gpu (sfw)
Back to 2014 when I desperately tried to run an R9 295x2 that I got off Craigslist
My junkyard PC the more you look the worst it gets
It was built from the parts of 5 junk pcs
A few scratches but overall 7.5/10
It doesn’t look too bad, but doesn’t work. I’m not sure you can classify it as gore tbh.
Was drinking salty water and spilled some of it accidentally on it
Anyone Know Where The Access Point Is?
..or why the Wi-Fi signal is shit on this side of the office?
Dropped a CPU, had a little fun
i dropped this awful amd CPU from 16 years ago and it wasn't worth getting a new one so i made a keychain out of it
and for those of you wondering its a amd A8-3400M
It fell of his desk
Apparently the student dropped it in class