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Price dropped on the router and sale pending

I'm selling my Asus RT-AX82U Gundam Edition wireless router. It's still sealed in the box and has never been opened or used. I never ended up using it so now I'm selling it. Asking $120 shipped. Buyer must live in the continental USA and I only accept Paypal. edit: Sale pending

I have a GamersNexus red & black HUD mouse pad that I bought in 2021 but never used so I've decided to sell it. It's never been used before and all of the details on it can be found here: https://store.gamersnexus.net/products/gn-red-black-hud-mouse-mat It would cost $30 + $14 shipping if you...

Isn't that already the Switch 2?

The FT02 is one of my all time favorite cases and I wish I had kept mine. It's a shame about them not playing nice with modern videocards though. The build quality was so nice, it was very quiet, and the performance was excellent.

I'm selling my 2TB Western Digital SN850 SSD with Built-In Heatsink. It's been in my PS5 but I haven't needed the extra space so I've decided to just sell it. It's in excellent condition and comes in the original box. Asking $115 shipped via PayPal and buyer must live in the continental USA...

I'm just going to ride my 3090 out until the 5090 releases. Plus I'm still under warranty with evga through November too.

Logitech Superlight Pro X and Corsair K70 with cherry mx brown switches

Portal RTX

Do you guys think a Noctua NH-D15 will be enough to cool a 14900k?

I think GamersNexus did LTT a favor. We were all saying and thinking these things already but GamersNexus just said it publicly. It seems like every other video they put out has errors or on-screen corrections that they didn't bother to check or go back and fix. And the stuff with the pwnage...

I always wanted an FX or Opteron back in the day but couldn't afford them at the time so just had the regular Athlon 64's. Those were some good times.

I originally built my system in 2020 using noctua paste. I had to remove my cooler recently to swap some ram sticks so I grabbed some fresh noctua paste while I was at it. My temps seem to be exactly the same as before.

Yep that's what I'm waiting on as well. For now my 10700k marches on. If you do decide to go with AMD then I would choose any chip EXCEPT the 7900x3d. The 6/6 code split with the x3d cache only on one ccx makes it an odd chip regardless of the use case.

I'm debating as well, except with a 10700k. My system still runs all my games with no issues though so I'll probably just keep what I have throughout the remainder of this year. Sometimes I get the itch to just grab a used 10900k as a cheap drop-in upgrade and then sell my old cpu to make the...

I'm selling my 2TB Western Digital SN850X SSD. It's in excellent condition and I only had it for about 6 months but then I upgraded to a larger drive so now I'm selling it. Asking $110 shipped. Buyer must live in the continental USA and I only accept PayPal. Thanks! edit: Sold!

Nice, it's about time

Just dropped the price to $80 shipped

Bump. Still for sale and ready to ship out! Newegg sells these kits for $73 x 2 = $146 so it's a great deal at $90 shipped :)

I'm selling my G.Skill RipJaws V F4-3200C14D-16GVK DDR4 memory kits. It's 32GB (8gb x 4), 3200mhz, 14-14-14-34, 1.35v. It's all in excellent condition and runs great. I've been running all 4 sticks together in my main system but recently upgraded so now I'm selling it. Asking $80 shipped. Price...

Where are they selling that ssd?

This was really surprising but it does make sense.

I guess there's nothing they can do for the socket at this point so that a contact frame wouldn't be needed on the new z890 mobos?

Interesting... How long would a system on this platform take to boot up? Also, what kind of cooler is compatible with this socket? Those cpus look huge...

There shouldn't be any risk to the RAM. What will you do if you return it... go intel 13th gen instead?

3x Corsair SP120 Quiet Edition fans: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Fans/AIR-SERIES-LED-CONFIG/p/CO-9050005-WW#tab-overview Airflow seems great in my system and my temps are fine on my other components like 3090, ssds, etc... And yep the front of my case is vented grills...

I just did an hour of COD MW2 at 4K max settings while monitoring my temps and the highest temp was 73C on the hottest core, so maybe all cores loaded is just nearly too much heat for this old heatsink. Gaming is totally fine though. Oh well. Same story with an air cooled 13900k I guess.

I'm using Noctua thermal paste that was applied in summer 2020 when I first installed the cpu (bought brand new, not the original 2011 paste). I looked up how long thermal paste lasts but it seems to be a lot longer than 3 years...

I had MCE turned off when running at stock settings

I currently have a 10700k and I've been running it since they came out back in 2020. My system specs are: 10700k Noctua NH-D14 (11 years old) Asus Maximus XII Hero 32GB G.Skill ddr4 3200mhz CL14 evga RTX 3090 FTW3 Corsair HX1000i CaseLabs Merlin SM8 with 3x 120mm fans in front, 1x 120mm fan in...

I was thinking about upgrading next month and I haven't used AMD since the Athlon 64 days. This is making me consider Intel instead. Hmm...

Looks like with Intel's 12th/13th gen CPUs and z690/z790 chipsets, you only get 16 total pci-e 5.0 lanes: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/central-libraries/us/en/images/2022-09/z790-chipset-blockdiagram.png.rendition.intel.web.1920.1080.jpg So even if you do run a pci-e 5.0 ssd, you'll...

My current board is pci-e 3.0 so I'm looking forward to 5.0 a lot (for multiple uses)

From what I understand, with the Maximus Z690 Hero Maximus Z690 Hero Evangelion Edition Maximus Z790 Hero in order to use pci-e 5.0 storage, none of the m.2 nvme slots directly on the board supoprt 5.0. You have to use the hypercard (add in card) and it will only does pci-e 5.0 in the second...

Honestly at this point I'd consider my time more valuable than the motherboard and just buy a different one. The one time I had an issue with an Asus motherboard I just exchanged it with Newegg instead of dealing with Asus directly.

What's the best way to check for data corruption, assuming someone has a windows 11 PC and they back their data up to external hdd's?

Does the average person need ECC memory if they have like lots of family pictures stored on their computer and don't want it to get corrupted?

G.Skill Flare X5 memory and Asus Strix motherboard