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just sold the e8400 for 110 on ebay...

Laptop is sold

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No trades, please

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http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=77150

Motherboard is brand new in box, got it as part of a combo and I don't need it. One of the best-selling Z68 ATX motherboards $150 shipped E8400 has been running at 4.0ghz 24/7 since 2008 without a single issue. You could probably hit 4.5ghz easy with this chip. E0 stepping is getting harder and...

Update: specs listed incorrectly in OP - it only has a 320gb HDD and 2gb ram. Price lowered to $339 shipped

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bump $95 shipped for the E8400 with Zalman cooler

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Everything gone now except the E8400

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130563 Comes factory overclocked at 763mhz, will OC to 880mhz on stock cooling and still under 60C with 70% fan speed. $80 shipped or $70 picked up in Columbus, Ohio

bump - E8400 and GTX 460 still available

Columbus, Ohio. Mobo and ram are gone, everything else still available.

This system can play any modern game at 1080p max settings without a hiccup. Selling because I'm upgrading to a quad core system. Too big to ship the whole thing but I'll part it out. Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 Wolfdale 3.0GHz 6MB L2 Cache LGA 775 65W Dual-Core Processor E0. Has been running at...

Brand new in box, got this as part of a combo and I don't need it. One of the best-selling Z68 ATX motherboards Overclocking Features ASUS C.P.R.(CPU Parameter Recall); Chipset North Bridge Intel Z68 Supported Chipset Technologies Intel® Smart Response Technology CPU Supported Socket...

This is an amazing laptop, basically BRAND NEW (barely 6 months old, has spent nearly 100% of its life in the case and plugged in to the wall). Antiglare display, 0.65" thin, 3.4 pounds, ultra low voltage processor for long battery life, fast enough for everyday use and even some light gaming...

Fans last forever, what's $12.99 when you can have the peace of mind that it'll be silently reducing your temps and increasing reliability for years to come :D

Wow... really impressive attention to detail!

Just buy the cheapest reliable PSU you can find and cut off the wires you don't need, then solder the ends or seal with plastic caps or electrical tape.

Ended up going with the Fractal Design Mini instead. Might try the Temjin if I need something smaller in the future.

Very nice! :D

Was going to get one of these until I saw the build quality issues. Fractal Design Mini here I come!

Thanks for the review... your post made me choose the Fractal Mini over this

I would say Micro Center. The money you save over having to pay for shipping (especially on large items like cases and power supplies) really makes a difference. And even if item X is the same price @ Newegg and Microcenter after you factor in tax and shipping, would you rather pay $15 to UPS or...

Not sure if they already deleted your other thread or not, but Samsung is the king of sub-$200 widescreens. I think you can even get an IPS in your price range for the size

I vote for the Thor, it just looks more elegant.

^ Agreed.

The Temjin is flimsier? I would be looking at the Silverstone FT03 as well but it's pretty pricey and I've heard a lot about build quality issues Thanks!

Thanks. I just picked up my 2500k from Micro Center with a Maximus IV Gene-Z so it looks like I'll be running pretty much the same setup you are. I don't really care about size, I guess I just like the novelty of mATX. The Core 1000 is tempting as I'm on a budget but no front panel...

Where's the cheapest place to pick one of these up? Looks like Newegg is out of stock. Also, why would one choose the Temjin over a Fractal Define or Arc Mini?

Get the Maximus IV Gene-Z.

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