/r/techgore/

r/techgore

69k members
r/techgore is a subreddit with 69k members. The community frequently discusses laptop, pc, worst, phone, and windows, and the most common flair used is s̸̪̍̕õ̸̻f̶̧̳̾t̶̳̼́w̵͇̯͆͝a̸̜̐r̸̯͚̃è̷̪̓, shitpost, is this fixable?, i'm tired, boss, and right from the depths of hell.
Death comes to us all, including our phones, computers, consoles, and much more. Every laptop or iPhone that meets its ultimate demise should at least be photographed so that it may be remembered as more than just broken glass and circuitry.

Popular Topics in r/techgore

#1

Laptop

15 posts
#2

Pc

13 posts
#3

Worst

10 posts
#4

Phone

10 posts
#5

Windows

10 posts
#6

Computer

9 posts
#7

Uhh

8 posts
#8

Hate

7 posts
#9

Screen

7 posts
#10

Iphone

7 posts

Flair Used in r/techgore

#1
S̸̪̍̕õ̸̻f̶̧̳̾t̶̳̼́w̵͇̯͆͝a̸̜̐r̸̯͚̃è̷̪̓
: "The dog definitely broke the fourth wall"
23 posts
#2
shitpost
: "Finally, enough storage for my photos"
16 posts
#3
Is this fixable?
: "??"
13 posts
#4
I'm tired, boss
: "iPhone 12 PM, great battery."
6 posts
#5
Right from the depths of hell
: "Exploding a CD by Spinning it at very high speeds"
5 posts
#6
Dear God...
: "No wonder why it would shut off mid-game…"
4 posts
#7
Task failed successfully
: "I didn't know i can set my keyboard brightness to nan%!"
4 posts
#8
DIWhy
: "stock battery held too less power"
3 posts
#9
Spicy Pillow
: "full"
3 posts
#10
IT horror
: "Student stands up, screens go down"
3 posts

Member Growth in r/techgore

Yearly
+28k members(69.4%)

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Last updated: October 1, 2026