I know OP found his cpu, but for anyone else in a similar position... I was able to limit the power of my 3900x just using the free Ryzen Master software . Here's a screen shot of me running a Prime 95 torture test with the power limited, you can see the utilization, clock speeds, power usage and all core temps, etc. Its getting those temps, effectively achieves the same result
Yeah that’s kind of the point. I understand just because I provide a backstory it does not mean it’s true, but in this case the computer quite literally was used for maybe a week. So pricing it $100 less (when you consider shipping) seemed reasonable to me.
thats just not how buying/selling used computers works for most of us. The reality is, we see a parts list.... 5600x - $150, 3060 - $350, mobo - $50, ram - $75, SSD - $60 , Case, psu, fans, cooler - $50....
Just to add to the conversation around your pricing hopes, I think you'd be very lucky to get $900 for the full build. In a best case scenario, you're looking at 150 for the Mobo, 150 for the CPU, 200 for the storage, 450 for the GPU. The case, psu, and ram might add another 100. Take out PayPal fees unless you get a local buyer and you're looking at around 900.
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I have an RX 6600, brand new, never opened, for $240, if you provide the shipping label.
Any chance you still have that XD75re somehow? sending pm
just a heads up, the timestamp is of an R5 2600, not a 2700
I know OP found his cpu, but for anyone else in a similar position... I was able to limit the power of my 3900x just using the free Ryzen Master software . Here's a screen shot of me running a Prime 95 torture test with the power limited, you can see the utilization, clock speeds, power usage and all core temps, etc. Its getting those temps, effectively achieves the same result
Yeah that’s kind of the point. I understand just because I provide a backstory it does not mean it’s true, but in this case the computer quite literally was used for maybe a week. So pricing it $100 less (when you consider shipping) seemed reasonable to me.
thats just not how buying/selling used computers works for most of us. The reality is, we see a parts list.... 5600x - $150, 3060 - $350, mobo - $50, ram - $75, SSD - $60 , Case, psu, fans, cooler - $50....
Just to add to the conversation around your pricing hopes, I think you'd be very lucky to get $900 for the full build. In a best case scenario, you're looking at 150 for the Mobo, 150 for the CPU, 200 for the storage, 450 for the GPU. The case, psu, and ram might add another 100. Take out PayPal fees unless you get a local buyer and you're looking at around 900.
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just confirming, the ram is 32GB per stick?