I'm wondering if the Amazon listing was incorrectly priced. I can't find it on Amazon any longer, and on the MINISFORUM site it's listed at 559$.
For 400$ I'd snag one of these to upgrade the kids Minecraft PC.
Upgraded to an X3D chip. Getting rid of a lightly used 7700X. Only OC on the chip was a +200 PBO modifier for extra boost clocks.
Price: 250$ Shipped and PP'd
Combo offer: add 50$ for a NIB 32GB (16GBx2) kit of DDR5 (G.Skill Flare X5 F5-5600J3636C16GX2-FX5)
Price: 700$ Shipped
Info: EK blocked Asus TUF 3090 OC. EL backplate also included. Stock cooler and hardware included and have never been used. If you are planning to go back to air cooling you will need to purchase replacement thermal pads. Asus uses the cheaper ones and they got pretty torn...
Combo deal: Motherboard & CPU - 300$
I'll throw in a 16GB kit of DDR4 (2666Mhz) and a 512Gb M.2 SATA Drive
Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Impact (X570) - 225$ Shipped and PP'd
Mini-DTX Form Factor
Everything it came with new
One owner. Can provide original receipt
Ryzen 5 2600X - 80$ Shipped...
Interesting. I hadn't seen they were acquired by Eaton. You'd think I would've noticed the big "By EATON" in their site logo, but I didn't lol.
I wonder if their newer versions of the software moved away from the Java dependency. Looking through their requirements I don't see it specifically...
I've narrowed it down to a few models, but in this regard I just wanted to gauge more of a general feel for long term quality. I know that not a ton of people have really jumped on the Li-Ion wagon yet, so I don't expect too much long term evidence regarding those.
The total order would be for...
In the process of getting ready to do a bulk replacement of my aging APC network UPS's with some newer Li-Ion models. Both Tripplite and APC have models with similar features/power capabilities and support network management/monitoring. My only problem is finding reviews on their rackmount...
Heat: https://www.heatware.com/u/62552/to
Finally landed a Corsair SF750. This PSU comes with everything you would expect when bought in the store. Ran my 5800x and 3090 without an issue.
Price: 80$
Looks like MSRP on these is 613.99 based on Newegg/Microcenter.
That's gonna be a no from me dog.
Not sure if it's been asked, but is there anyway to adjust the price/performance metrics now that we know the retail cost?
Recently upgraded to a 3XXX's series GPU and can finally get rid of some old blocks. Both have been disassembled and cleaned with Dawn dish soap and a soft toothbrush. I then hooked them up to a test loop and cycled some distilled water through them for ~10 minutes. I'd still recommend using...
The 8700K has been de-lidded and had the stock TIM replaced with Conductonaut. IHS has NOT been reattached with any adhesive. It's held together via the socket bracket for ease of serviceability in the future. I've owned the chip for around 18 months with this setup and always used it under...
The bracket is what the front IO mounts too. I suppose you could remove it (and lose your front IO) but with this case it wouldn't enable you to mount the PSU further forward.
I've been toying with the idea of another 240mm passive radiator in the bottom of the case. Below the GPU space is...