YouTuber cooks Japanese curry using an AMD CPU

As a food enthusiast, you've probably seen videos of Gordon Ramsay, the famous chef about the number of Michelin stars he holds and his temper when he sees people cooking improperly. standard. Gordon must be going crazy when he sees the kitchen made of Samurai Channel AMD AMD Phenom II CPU (original name "た れ み み Channel").

The following is a detailed guide on how to cook on a CPU. However, please note: watching for fun is all that you should not try.

In fact, not only does the CPU work for the kitchen, but many other parts of the computer can also be utilized. In the Samurai Channel computer-made curry tutorial video, you'll start by slicing carrots and onions to fit well with a cover of the motherboard's peripheral ports.

After the vegetables have been prepared, you can start on the main part. You will need to remove the CPU's heatsink, spread a large amount of thermal paste and place a small pot on the heart of the system. When the pot is hot, immediately add some cooking oil or butter and the diced vegetables to fry them.

Remove the well-cooked onions and vegetables from the pot and replace them with whatever you like. Cook the meat and reduce the seasoning to taste. This part will need a bit of patience because the temperature of the pot will depend on the heat of the CPU you are using. Put vegetables and water in a pot to boil together. Remember to add less water to avoid overflowing.

When the ingredients pot has been simmering for a while, add in the curry spice balls, wait for it to melt and stir well. You now have a hot pot of curry cooked right on your own PC. But once again: absolutely do not eat to avoid health risks!