That's not freezing! That's burning up!
This computer was old and shit even for 2009 standards. Floppy drive, IDE HDD and CD-ROM, a PCI modem, CPU looks to be a P4 socket 478. I'd say this PC was new somewhere around 2002, so well worn by the time 2009 rolled around.
I like how not only has the heatsink fallen off (which happened often with those early P4 plastic push pins). The little fan on the videocard is also disconnected. Not that a fan and such a tiny crappy heatsink would do much anyways.
The little fan on the videocard is also disconnected.
That's how you turn on the quiet mode of the GPU.
Heatsink glue failed. common problem.
Never lost a cpu cooler. But I had a 6800GT shit itself because the fan died and got all melty. Was able to get a good enough replacement at a comp USA and it still worked.
Reminds of this one from around the same period:

those are just cap vents to let the angry ghosts out
Oof XFX too. ๐
Is this picture potato quality or is it just my end?
Yup. It's a potato. I've taken it with a Nokia E51 in 2009.
Like seeing a classic car in the wild
!iiiiiiitttttttttttt@programming.dev
It's fine. The cooler just needed to go on a little walkabout.
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