Just make sure you have warranty support from the vendor. It seems like the 9000 series x3d cpus are just more susceptible to failure regardless of the motherboard manufacturer.
It doesn't feel right to me to build up a large library of 4k blurays when so many movies are shot at higher res digitally or scanned to digital. I feel like when 8k tvs are the standard they will start releasing 8k versions of movies causing everyone to buy them over again.
I am sort of a pixel...
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Nvidia Shield TV (2017) - $80
Comes with controller, wand remote, air fly mouse remote. I updated it to the latest software version and did a factory reset before lisitng.
TI-89 Titanium Calculator - $35
Tested to be working. Saw very light use. I can throw in the manual...
This is a usb 3.0 16TB seagate expansion external HDD. It has an Exos x18 7200 rpm drive inside of it (I think). It runs faster and cooler than the newer HAMR drives Seagate is selling nowdays.
2900 Power on Hours, 0 bad sectors.
$165 shipped to US 48 comes with power adapter and usb cable...
Bought it near launch and used it for gaming since then. Never mined on or oc'd. Looks and runs great. Comes with retail box and power adapter.
$1150 Shipped. $1120 Local pickup in 260 area code.
$400 Shipped or $350 Local to 260 area code.
This is a 27" 1440p, 360Hz, IPS panel gaming monitor. The specs are on the official asus link below.
My monitor is in pristine condition without any dead/stuck pixels or scratches on the screen. Comes with original box and accessories...
Comes with Retail Box. I bought this cpu at launch and used it since then. I used -10 co with a 102mhz bclk overclock on it.
$370 shipped.
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