Gautam
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Bought these something like 4 years ago, never opened, not even the original box it was shipped in. My comeback never ended up happening. I'm about to make another move and would rather not lug them with me and put them in the hands of someone worthier. I'll take $400+shipping OBO.
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Everything is gone.
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I got flooded with PM's. The E8600 was gone as of last night. I'm going to go by time order in which I received PM's for the boards. Everything is almost definitely spoken for. (Looks like I priced everything a little too well as usual )
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Packing to move and I found these catching dust in a box in the corner of my living room. I don't remember how any of it clocks. I'm thinking about $90 + shipping each for the boards, and $35 + shipping for the CPU, but this is old stuff, so I won't ignore any offer.
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Looks like he's slimmed down quite a bit, looks like you could use some workout tips from him spliggity.
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Pff...wasn't too long ago that your run wouldn't even be 1/2 complete with that amount of time.
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First of all, it doesn't matter how experienced you are- there's always a chance you might kill something when modding or using a hard mod. But that's besides the point. It's another one of those minor points that make things unfair that could be corrected very easily. The secret afterburner nonsense has created trouble ever since its inception. Ironically, the people that it hurts the most are potential participants to MSI's own contests. And of course, it creates an awkward dilemma for anyone that has the software. They end up being an asshole no matter what. If they don't share it, they're screwing their friends, and if they do share it, they break an NDA. If they just never released such a thing period then everyone would need to mod, and that'd be fine too, but too late for that.
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I thought you said you were going to ease up?
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