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iTracker. Tested it already, I'm able to change voltage, but riva tuner doesn't show any difference, the same thing is with overclocking capability. Shipping to France is 15€.

I made very quick test, 730 core, 1550 shader in Vantage, core maxed, shader not. Is there any software which allows voltage control? Price drops 1. 165 euro (Rampage) 2. 70 euro (HD5870V2) 3. 80 euro (GTX285Matrix)

Classic Asus stuff for sale As payment preffered bank transfer. Paypal accepted too. 1. Rampage Extreme - mint condition, never used on sub zero, box with most accessiories (I/O shield, soundcard, additional radiators, temperature sensors, and ATA wires), no LCD poster. 100% working condition. 175 euro + shipping 2. Asus HD5870 V2 -mint condition, never used on sub zero, card only. Overclocks easy to 1000 core without touching anything, only fan set to 60%. 100% working condition. 80 euro + shipping 3. Asus GTX285 Matrix - mint condition, never used on sub zero, card only. 100% working condition. Quiet during load (last one which I had was much noisier - due to chokes). 90 euro + shipping 4. Papst 4412 F/2GL - 1600 rpm, 94m3/h, solid fans pulled from 3x120mm radiatior, 10 euro/each + shipping

price drops

HD4850 sold

Couple of interesting GPU for sale. Cards are in perfect condition, pulled from daily rigs, never benched subzero. HD5870 V2 - 90 euro -> 80 euro SOLD GTX 285 XFX - 50 euro -> 45 euro SOLD HD4850 Vapor-X - 35 euro SOLD HD4890 - 65 euro -> 50 euro SOLD Asus GTX580 DirectCu (with box, no accessories - 125 euro -> 110 euro Card are in 100% working condition, guarantee not DOA. Bank transfer preffer (or Paypal), shipping worldwide if you cover shipping expenses.

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It won't work in US, you have 110V, we have 230V in the grid. Maybe a transformer will do the job, but in USA there is also different frequency, probably it will run faster (60Hz instead 50Hz here).

Preffer from Europe. Rather looking for normal one (P55-UD3, Asus models) than top class Maximus III, but I consider all offers.

Kit 1 sold, kit 3 still available

I sold kit of GTX2 last year, for 100 per stick and buyer was crazy about them, that I had them for sale

Kit 1 pending payment

Two sets of 2x2GB HyperX 2000C8 Hypers. Due to board limitations (P5Q3 Del) I cannot test more than 1800MHz. Kit1 1800MHz 6-6-6-18 1T 1.7v from bios - 60 euro + shipping Kit3 1800MHz 6-6-6-18 1T 1.8v from bios - 40 euro + shipping Both kits have original boxes and are in mint condition. Pulled from daily rig. Paypal or bank transfer, I'll ship worldwide.

Hope it will work I'm always try to help when somebody's trying to revive good old hardware Resistors in this size have markings on the top. Although for me it looked like resistor too. I don't remember, but probably color means tolerance of capacitor. I'm not sure. It may even work without this cap, but not without quartz I also made a picture, how it looks on my board.

I have this board on my desk. This round capacitor has no markings, and the smaller one is a capacitor too (on my board it's brown). I'll check in the evening what my DMM will show, but probably they're connected in series/parallel with something else and without unsoldering it'd be impossible to check their capacity. EDIT: Bigger element is not a capacitor, at least my DMM shows no capacity. Smaller SMD capacitor is connected with something else, because when measuring capacity my DMM goes above range (maximum is 6mF). You could replace this one with something with similar size, they have usually similar capacity too (if I remember correctly it'd be 3-30 uF for this size). EDIT2: Bigger element is a quartz, bo no info about it's frequency, also I don't know how to measure this thing. They seem to have 32.768KHz, but they may have different capacities.

Thermometer with thermocouple, stuff like extreme overclockers use. Some digital multi meters also have thermocuples.

I wonder why almost everyone is so delighted about 3D printing (I mean generally)... from technological point of view it's a crap, 3d printed models only have good shape, strength is poor, precision too. I saw couple of models, printed on proffesional Stratasys machine, it took many hours to print them, and quality also was not good too. In these applications, where some forces affect on construction, using 3d printed parts is a mistake. It's good to make covers, prototypes etc, but not stuff like this.

CPU Mounting Kit - For 42/45/2"/54 evaps (different diameters available) - 15 mm, thick acetal bracket - Backplate made from 4 mm aluminium plate - Brass spacers to make place for insulation - LGA 775/1156/1155/1150/1366/2011 and AM3 compatibile 60 euro + shipping (worldwide, Paypal of bank transfer) GPU Mounting Kit - Bracket and backplate made from 3 mm aluminium plate - Custom made M2 bolts and thumbnuts - Brass spacers - Compatibility with cards, which have 53x53 up to 61x61 mounting holes 40 euro + shipping (worldwide, Paypal of bank transfer)

sold

payment pending to nickolp1974

Mint condition Asus Matrix GTX285. Perfect for Country Cup Never used on LN2, pulled from 24/7 rig. Guarantee not DOA. 80 euro + shipping, bank transfer or paypal

I suggest 197.45 for all benchmarks and 169.21 with modded inf for 2k1 SE. And use only RivaTuner, extend clock limits and you're good to go

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It was LukeXE... from Poland... I guess, or maybe he was talking about some other guy.

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