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- Jan 4, 2009
- Location
- Sunny California
1060 6gb 230shipped good deal IMHO
runs nice and cool wish i had time to get down on some games.
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1060 6gb 230shipped good deal IMHO
runs nice and cool wish i had time to get down on some games.
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- Jun 26, 2016
- Location
- Adelaide, Australia.
I got poor today, but pretty happy
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- Jun 26, 2016
- Location
- Adelaide, Australia.
Under max 6k load, top one hits 80C........... So I think water cooling is the go once the EK blocks are out.
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- Jun 30, 2004
- Location
- San Antonio, Texas
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- Dec 13, 2005
Just wait until he posts back a month or so from now with the 8tb array full and renamed to "Big Drive of P$!&"
In your honor. I'm convinced you jinxed it, THHHAAANNNKKKSSS
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- May 22, 2011
- Location
- USA
omg 
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- Sep 19, 2015
today's haul...
New GPU, will step up toti when AIB available from EVGA, m2, 28" 4Kdisplay, Nice hsf (go back to air, as the 5820k is a prod achine, among aothers now, and can't afford dowtime...), x99 fatality and some bits and bobs...
New GPU, will step up toti when AIB available from EVGA, m2, 28" 4Kdisplay, Nice hsf (go back to air, as the 5820k is a prod achine, among aothers now, and can't afford dowtime...), x99 fatality and some bits and bobs...
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- Oct 11, 2002
- Location
- The Empire State
Scored some swag today. Friend of mine was cleaning his office out and called me to take some junk away, so I figured why not. I might find something worthwhile so I drove over. This is what I found;
2 working laptops with chargers. Both Dell Inspirons E1705
Working AMD tower with an AMD chip and an MSI board
A 17" AOC Monitor
Microsoft keyboard and mouse
And an HP all-in-one HP2710
Everything works! Not too shabby for freebies!
2 working laptops with chargers. Both Dell Inspirons E1705
Working AMD tower with an AMD chip and an MSI board
A 17" AOC Monitor
Microsoft keyboard and mouse
And an HP all-in-one HP2710
Everything works! Not too shabby for freebies!
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- Location
- The Empire State
Noice score Joe! 
Alaric
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- Dec 4, 2011
- Location
- Satan's Colon, US
Nice! I paid almost $300 for my 43" Toshiba last year, and it's not even a smart TV
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- Oct 25, 2012
I extremely rarely buy any console (My newest one prior to this is a Gameboy Advance (2002) and an original Xbox)
But I was feeling splurgy, the prices of them were down to MSRP finally and I wanted to play the new pokemon with mah friends and perhaps move over some hacked ones from my computer so I figured what the hell...
Overall I'm very happy with the build quality. Nintendo makes good stuff, my aforementioned Game Boy Advance is ~15 years old and still works perfectly as well as my Game Boy Color (1993?). It's got 3 cameras, one of which can take these weird 3d photos, wifi connectivity, a microphone, a web browser, and a whole bunch of other fun stuff. Mmm.
But I was feeling splurgy, the prices of them were down to MSRP finally and I wanted to play the new pokemon with mah friends and perhaps move over some hacked ones from my computer so I figured what the hell...
Overall I'm very happy with the build quality. Nintendo makes good stuff, my aforementioned Game Boy Advance is ~15 years old and still works perfectly as well as my Game Boy Color (1993?). It's got 3 cameras, one of which can take these weird 3d photos, wifi connectivity, a microphone, a web browser, and a whole bunch of other fun stuff. Mmm.
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- Mar 21, 2013
Got a clock kit from China in the mail this morning. I didn't realize when I ordered it that it was SMD chips, those I can handle and I breathed a certain amount of relief when I saw that the passive components were not SMD. Those things are a bugger to solder when you have failing eyesight.
What it should look like when completed, the alarm sounds are downloadable to the clock as MP3 files.
What it should look like when completed, the alarm sounds are downloadable to the clock as MP3 files.
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- Mar 18, 2015
1) way cool
2) seems like something you could do with a raspberry pi and have more than the clock function - like a radio or news broadcast. Im just curious how the cost stacks up, not trying to rain on your project. I fully realize how nice a pre-built kit is to have instead of hunting down each piece and brute forcing them into a pleasing configuration.
3) way cool
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