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I forgot to throw one of these outThanks man. It is a well done themed case.
That was my first thought when I first laid eyes on it.
Pendragon flashed the link, I clicked it and immediately felt my pee pee shrink.
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I forgot to throw one of these outThanks man. It is a well done themed case.
i fixed my link, theyre "only" $330 at microcenter...I forgot to throw one of these out
That was my first thought when I first laid eyes on it.
Pendragon flashed the link, I clicked it and immediately felt my pee pee shrink.
What card did you go with?Got a new GPU, love it
I got a Colorful 5080 Vulcan OCWhat card did you go with?
Noice!I got a Colorful 5080 Vulcan OC![]()
pssst, over here...Is there a dedicated “show off your computer” thread these days?
Anyway just finished a couple small upgrades to my overkill gaming PC. Pretty proud of the cabling.
Sliger Cerberus X
X670E Proart
9800X3D
SF1000
5090 FE
WireView Pro II
Optane P5800X 1.6TB
4K60 capture card
Looks good!I moved back to my PA602 because my board didn't quite fit the Torrent very well. It fit, but cable routing is a nightmare due to the size of the board.
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Thanks bud, that does not change the fact that I am indeed, an idiot.Looks good!
Why?Thanks bud, that does not change the fact that I am indeed, an idiot.
That motherboard cost me 1800CAD, and some change. Since it is a 20th anniversary board, when I am done with it it can sit beside my rampage formula x48 ddr2 board.Why?
I didn't know there were such expensive Asus boards, but I still don't see what the problem is. It’s still a top-tier board—is it working well for you? Asus has always offered the best, highest-quality motherboards, featuring very advanced BIOS settings that others lacked, and they’ve generally leaned more toward Intel.Just think of how much money I’ve wasted—for instance, on PC cases that, in most cases, I ended up destroying or breaking. Either the screw threads got stripped, or—like when I tried to fix a Thermaltake Chaser MK-II by straightening out the PCIe slots—I ended up completely ruining it. In the end, they all just wound up in the trash or gathering dust on top of a cupboard.That motherboard cost me 1800CAD, and some change. Since it is a 20th anniversary board, when I am done with it it can sit beside my rampage formula x48 ddr2 board.
Its a good board, I love it.Which motherboard is that?
That’s important, and as far as I can see, this is the latest AM5 motherboard; besides, DDR6 hasn’t even been released yet, so I don’t see what the problem is.Its a good board, I love it.
https://rog.asus.com/ca-en/motherboards/rog-crosshair/rog-crosshair-x870e-glacial/
Hey YOLO. If you can afford it and you’re happy then who cares.Its a good board, I love it.
https://rog.asus.com/ca-en/motherboards/rog-crosshair/rog-crosshair-x870e-glacial/
Why wouldn't I do it—sell it to someone for whom the price doesn't matter at all? The catch, though, is that probably no one is interested in that motherboard, so it’s hard to sell. The only scenario would be if Asus—the manufacturer itself—were willing to shell out the cash.the price was the "prob" and no one said anything about ddr6....
dont do that, thats part of the fucking problem with pricing everywhere.
Why wouldn't I do it—sell it to someone for whom the price doesn't matter at all? The catch, though, is that probably no one is interested in that motherboard, so it’s hard to sell. The only scenario would be if Asus—the manufacturer itself—were willing to shell out the cash.
thats part of the fucking problem with pricing everywhere.