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As someone who regularly tries to salvage old hardware/processors the challenge always lies in finding a motherboard that is in working conditions at a reasonable cost. there were no negative vibes stop acting like a victim , look at any sales thread and you would find people correcting prices...

higher one will apply if item cost is above 18k and for anything between 5k to 18k the lower one will apply.

can you please attach the invoice please? thanks in advance

he means personal information like address and contact number , only share those once the deal is finalized with a member you need to edit the invoice and re upload

gosh OP absolutely got murdered on this thread:tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:

weekend is here:laughing:

does the cooler have am4 bracket @Wittycomment

I was in the process of writing a python script to search all posts on TE and sort them based on number of posts and duration they have lasted , shucks man

there is serial number checker on the website as well , the qc sticker is mainly for new units

Well that's quite unfortunate, it's a little worrisome though if it was because of some defect , though Ampere series is known for high transient spike where it could spike upto 2-3 times it's rated TDP for few moments but still 750 watts is plenty should not have happened. Especially worried...

Well entry level alder lake is also quite cheap a h610 board is pretty cheap starts around 6-7k also it only supports DDR4 that's good enough , yeah no over clocking support though. Recently have built a couple of budget builds and transistor for transistor I found intel to be cheaper...

Damn hope it didn't damage anything else that sounds quite serious , never had a PSU personally fail on me though but had a friend whose antec unit fried his motherboard and ram stick with it , and released black tar inside the case it was nasty. Curious what could be the reason for failure...

I'm curious as to why didn't you go for the alder lake something like 12100 it stomps the 3600 in single and thread and equals in multi threaded performance as well within the same power limit. It would have costed you 10k that's literally 5k less than what you paid for this chip

@puns close the thread please

what are the cpu sockets does it support? is am4 covered?

Please update the gosh darn title of the thread it's a 2933 MHz Ram not 3200 @puns

Thanks for the info :) Okay , let me see thank you for the update

Can it fit micro ATX board?

it's not the issue of technique per se , though you did give some great pointers , it's just i have sloppy hands , i just make a mess sometimes damage other components , i believe its very akin to skill of a good surgeon , need really stable and controlled movements , that's some olympic level...

m1 pro is awesome , the intel i9 literally throttled really hard , to be honest 2 TB is just overkill with everything being on cloud and you can always get cheap external SSD , but i guess when you're CTO you really don't care about the money.