What kind of resale value am I looking at for an MSI z87 g45, an i5 4670k, and 16GB of RAM? Maybe somewhere in the ballpark of a decent used PC part sale, I guess.
Can someone recommend a decent power supply? I sold my old Corsair CX500—not my best decision, maybe—and now I need a replacement. I’m looking to pick something up from an American online retailer or a local shop that ships within the States. Ideally, I want something fully modular, at least 600W, and preferably with an 80 Plus Gold certification... if I can find one for around $85–$100.
My current build is Intel Core i5 4670k MSI Z87 G45 MSI Radeon R9 270x OC Samsung SSD Pro 2x HDD 3x fans
Is anyone else running into issues with https://portal.irs.gov/auth/? We managed to log in once, but we didn't save the certificates properly—now we're completely locked out. We have the USB key provided by the Federal Reserve, but they haven't been able to help us at all... we've gone through every manual and tried every fix we could think of, but nothing works. What should our next move be? Should we just request a new $67 or is there some way to bypass this without having to order a whole new key ?
Put both of them in... if you've got the cash, an EVGA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti liquid setup is probably your best bet.
I suppose 8GB might be enough—but honestly, look at what programs you're actually running and how much they pull. Don't go buying stuff you don't need just for the sake of it.
Can I get an estimate on what each part is worth? I just need to sell this off—even if it’s for pennies $167—just so I can scrape together enough for a Noctua NH-D14 . COMPONENTS CPU: AMD Athlon XP, 2000 MHz (15 x 133) 2400+ MOTHERBOARD: Soltek SL-75FRN2 / NV400-64 / NV400-L64 RAM: 1535 MB HDD: 160GB Hitachi (PATA) GPU: ATI Radeon 9600XT PSU: Codegen 300W CASE:
Look, aesthetics aren't really the point here—it's not about whether you think it looks cool, but how it actually feels in your hand. You should probably give that some serious thought—ideally by heading down to a Best Buy or something to actually get a feel for the mouse before buying...
Everything is out of stock. You probably won't find them anymore since they've likely been discontinued—and if he thinks otherwise, well, that's his problem...
Who was bringing up China or Hong Kong... why wouldn't you just order from the United Kingdom, for instance??? Or is that concept too foreign for you?
I have a question regarding Cash on Delivery shipments—when I drop the package off at the post office, do I actually get the money once the recipient pays for it, or am I handed the cash right there when I hand over the parcel? Also, what’s a rough estimate for shipping costs here