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Selling my Corsair XC7 RGB Elite LCD CPU water block and Corsair XR7 v1 360mm radiator.
Radiator was used for about 1 year, no issues, no corrosion or broken fins.
CPU block was used for less than 6 months.
I no longer have the time to dedicate myself to the maintenance of a custom water loop...
For sale: $330 local in NYC
Shipped: $345
Heatware: ohms139
Purchased from Microcenter on 3/3/2024 so it's a little over a year ago. Never overclocked and was under custom watercooling.
Serial number blocked out for obvious reasons.
The box is from my 9800X3D, so ignore the price tag on it.
Model: X34 Pbmiphzx
non-smoking home, never left on for excessive time, no burn in or dead pixels.
Comes with:
Original box
Factory stand
Loktek monitor arm with USB 3.0 and audio ports.
HDMI cable
6" Displayport v1.2 braided cable
Specs:
IPS display
Resolution: 3440 x 1440
Refresh rate...
I honestly can't remember if I created the raid 0 setup in windows or using my bios.
I did recently upgrade and went from a first gen Threadripper 1950X to a Ryzen 9 5900X and my raid 0 was still intact. To answer the why, to have one partition instead of two and the speed increase.
I was looking to reformat my system but I have two of my storage NVME SSDs in Raid 0 config, Win 10 is on a completely different SSD. Will I lose the Raid 0 if I reinstall Win 10?
Thanks.