Henry Cavill turns up the heat while trying to keep his PC cool


The ‘Man Of Steel’ actor got a small PC upgrade in the middle of the UK heatwave. — AFP Relaxnews

It’s no secret that Henry Cavill indulges in some rather geeky pursuits when he’s not lighting up the silver screen, with his hobby of painting Warhammer 40,000 miniatures and a penchant for PC gaming.

Now in his latest post to Instagram, Cavill shares that he’s just got an upgrade after the old all-in-one (AIO) cooler in his PC build stopped working. The Man Of Steel actor says it’s because of excessive transit, so we can infer that he’s been lugging that rig around while away from home, adding that the recent heatwave over in the UK definitely played a part in it conking out.

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