moocow
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Never seen that cooler before. Even my older first gen core i7 use the cupcake style cooler.
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I think it only came with the Xtreme Edition
socket 1336 980X Extreme (as well as the 990X apparently).
One of the shorter lived extreme processors as there was very little replacement 1336 motherboard stock once the initial batch(es) started failing.
One of the shorter lived extreme processors as there was very little replacement 1336 motherboard stock once the initial batch(es) started failing.
Lysrin
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So that isn't necessarily a crappy part... it's vintage! 
Cannon Fodder
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It MOST CERTAINLY does not..... not the 1st time I've seen similar listings, although most of those type of mistakes seem to be where people say their setup has 16GB or 32GB of RAM, when in fact they have half that amount..... seems a lot of people can't correctly read what the little sticker on their RAM is telling them.
Yet ANOTHER person that thinks by posting their original receipt, they're entitled to overcharge for old hardware!
Obviously, they're entitled to ask whatever price they want, but will they get it, is the question...... but then, given that at least part of it is apparently alien technology ( PSU is apparently a "Roswell", rather than a Rosewill ), maybe their asking price isn't so bad.
Yes, you sir, are correct! Hmmm, I have one sitting in the closet right now..... maybe I ought to flog that $10 cooler to someone in Grande Prairie for a REASONABLE $40!
Small correction - Socket 1366.
Keep dropping the price their bud. Can't believe you thought your 10 year old GPU was worth $350.
And this guy a Ryzen 1800X and a Geforce 660.
And this guy a Ryzen 1800X and a Geforce 660.
Bond007
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The used market area that I am stuck in. i5 9400f for $250 anyone? How about a board for it…just another $250. 2060 super can be yours for $300! Lots of deals people, act fast!
moocow
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I don't think it's a collector item unless it's a serial port version of it.
Why buy a new 256gb ssd for $25, when you can buy a 10 year old 120GB for $30.
