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Avacado
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They all have URL extensions. Are you sure you restored them correctly? There should be a path to the icon image as well as the .exe
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No, it wasnt. So weird.
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Purchased and immediately sent back. How the hell could they sell it like that!?!?
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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You are looking at a new Alphacool UT60 1080mm radiator. I had originally bought this with the external enclosure, but it did not fit and I needed to buy the XT45 instead. My stupidity, your gain. AT work when I listed this so no AvacadoEHW date sticker 😞 Sowee. Free shipping to US lower 48. Will ship international, but will have to calculate shipping, sorry it's too expensive.140.00 USD
Fletcher, North Carolina - US
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It's a Beta category. Will need to be manual. Benchmate only covers a very TINY amount of benchmarks that the site runs. #1 #2
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Seriously though. That 124 GB/s would get you 6th place for DDR4. Worth over 30 points.
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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This is a used TP-Link AX3000 router. This thing is the truth and if my AT&T fiber didn't require its own router, I would still be using this monster.60.00 USD
Fletcher, North Carolina - US
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This is a used Netgear Nighthawk CM1200 Multi-Gig cable modem. Was used lightly for 6 months until fiber cable was laid in our neighborhood. These are going for $90 used on ebay.60.00 USD
Fletcher, North Carolina - US
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This is a used CKLau 4 port HDMI KVM monitor switch. I recently upgraded to a better model. This goes for $100 new. New Listing50.00 USD
Fletcher, North Carolina - US
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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Used once, but never saw load. Sold Threadrippers before getting to use this puppy. Has integrated temperature sensor. States TRX40 socket, but will fit TR40. This is the ultimate in cooling for your TR.120.00 USD
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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Used once, but never saw load. Sold Threadrippers before getting to use this puppy. Has integrated temperature sensor. States TRX40 socket, but will fit TR40.90.00 USD
Fletcher, North Carolina - US
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How is this your best effort when you did 126 GB/s in your last post? Lol
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Awesome! Submit that score on HWBot for AIDA read benchmark. Ton of points for that one.
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Ill go ahead and take the read lead until everyone else catches up. @6933MHz
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It's good that NVIDIA is being held accountable for not revealing the truth. However there is no such thing as a "Gaming" GPU. There are just GPUs. To apply that label to GPUs is ridiculous. Lets see the video editing only GPU, the streaming only GPU, the 4k video watching only GPU. ETC...
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For now, until you get those extras. I would just bend a new tube as you seem to have plenty left over. I know you had wanted to finish the build this weekend.
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YES! You are right, I forgot you were using acrylic. Do NOT use that cutter with acrylic, it will crack the tubes. The finishing bit is a good idea, however I have never used one and can't advise you on that. I would go with what J7 and Janco are suggesting.
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See my edit. If you don't have that tube cutter, just use the rotational one and spin it around. The cut won't be even and then use rough grit sandpaper to make it approximated.
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This is why we always say to buy 10x what you need. There comes a point on tubing where if you have to remove <1-4mm, it is always better to just bend a new tube (the usual cutting tools aren't good for close cuts). You can go with what J7 said, you would need a vice grip with padding to not scuff the tubing. There is a 2" table saw on harbor freight that I bought, but it doesn't quite cut all the way through 16mm tubing. Should be fine for your 14mm white. *Edit: Just saw (Pun intended) that you listed the HF saw, lol. You could always do what I do sometimes. Take a Tube cutter and and trim. It will almost always give an uneven cut when you are trying to remove such a little amount. Then just sand the end down to uniformity.
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I had been waiting to see one on ebay for over 2 years. So rare. I couldn't believe it when I saw it listed.
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Oloy makes some decent kits. I had some Oloy DDR4.
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Please don't buy 3200 DDR4. 3600 is the standard for DDR4, if you buy 3200, you are already behind the curve.
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Just have to figure out rads!
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Awesome, thank you for the tip! You too @ArchStanton
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I imagine my daughter finding it in the freezer thinking it was ice cream. I was rolling my eyes at your one uppidness.
