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WTB: AM4 B550 + X570 motherboards + Intel 12th Gen CPUs + LGA1700 DDR4 Motherboards + DDR4 Kits

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ONGOING: [H]ardforum has been really good to me for almost two decades, if anyone on here near me (Los Angeles, 90005) needs or knows of someone who needs a cheaper desktop build, I am more than happy to get something put together / to them. I'm fortunate to be in a good place with work and life and I really would like to give back.

I've had some success selling Intel 12th gen builds on FB Marketplace here (at-cost or subsidized, trying to help out during tech-apocalypse while I get to shop around for cases / AIOs to experiment working in) and would like to do a few more. I'm not making any money and have no plans to, this is my attempt to give back to my local community from a hobby that I am afraid may be dying a slow but steady death to AI apocalypse.

Looking for the following:

- AM4 B550 / X570 motherboards, preferably with Wi-Fi
- 12th Gen Intel CPUs (12500, 12600, all variants welcome)
- 13th Gen Intel CPUs built off Alder Lake
- Z690 / Z790 + B760 Intel motherboards, preferably with Wi-Fi
- 32GB DDR4, open to both 4x8GB and 2x16GB sets

Heatware under my handle: [ thelazyone22 ]. Located in 90005. Can pay via PayPal or Zelle.

Thanks in advance!

PLACEHOLDER (have enough for now)
- SATA / NVME (Gen3 is fine) SSDs for builds, 500-512GB for boot drives is what I've been working with. Looking to buy batches, to save a bit on shipping.
- Ryzen AM4 (5600, 5600x, 5700x, 5800, 5800x, 5800xt, the 32MB cache non PCI-E gimped chips)
 
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El_Capitan said:
Geez, I didn't know [H] and you went back all the way to when the first photograph and when "The Last of the Mohicans" was published. Must have been quite the year in 1826! 🤣
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LOL man, if I was building PCs back in the 1800s, I'd have been tarred and feathered, run up a pole, sent to the wolves, or something. Electricity didn't even become viable as a consumer utility until the mid 1900s...

Bump for just got a nice build sold, open to more inventory!
 
Any requirements on the SSD hours/TBW? I have a bunch of 2.5" sata drive pulls from work of varying models and sizes.
 
Spartacus09 said:
Any requirements on the SSD hours/TBW? I have a bunch of 2.5" sata drive pulls from work of varying models and sizes.
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Just looking for 90%+ health on OS drives and "should last a few years" on cheap secondaries! I know it's hard to gauge with storage.

I did see some random threads on HWS of folks looking for dead drives for experimentation or something. I also have a dead CPU that I need to figure out what to do with...
 
thelazyone22 said:
Just looking for 90%+ health on OS drives and "should last a few years" on cheap secondaries! I know it's hard to gauge with storage.

I did see some random threads on HWS of folks looking for dead drives for experimentation or something. I also have a dead CPU that I need to figure out what to do with...
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Some were drives in a low usage VM server, so they have moderate hours, low power on/off, not certain on the TBW/health I'll have to check the direct specs the others i think were laptop drives.
Heres the list if you are interested in specific ones, I'll grab them and pull the crystaldisk info.

12x - Intel S3610 - 800GB
6x - Micron M600 - 512GB
3x - Micron 1100 - 1TB
2x - Micron M550 - 512GB
2x - s3710 - 400GB
WD blue - 500GB
intel 530 - 480GB
intel pro 5400s - 512GB
intel pro 2500 - 512GB
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Spartacus09 said:
Some were drives in a low usage VM server, so they have moderate hours, low power on/off, not certain on the TBW/health I'll have to check the direct specs the others i think were laptop drives.
Heres the list if you are interested in specific ones, I'll grab them and pull the crystaldisk info.
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*blinks in disbelief and WHAT THE...."
NO, WALLET, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
 
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