Moving on to i7

bebopin64

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Ive decided to make the i7 leap. Gotta recoup some of my money. So if you like anything, make me an offer I cant refuse:





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C2D E6550- I have OCed it (to 3.5GHz stable) but its always been responsibly and always been on water cooling.

~$70

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EVGA nForce 790i Ultra Motherboard- seen here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813188025

~$145

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Koolance Water Cooled Case w/ Zalman water block for LGA 775- I am not sure what the model is or anything but it is a computer case with the water cooling system built into it. Its got a monster radiator accross the top of the case. And this case is giant, you could fit a bull elephant in it. I can include the 500W 80+ Antec PSU also if you want.

~$185

EDIT: I will make a straight trade for a nice case (used is fine) because I dont have an LGA 1366 waterblock and this case has bad airflow with the WCing system off. Would really like a http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119138

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HIS Radeon 4870 512MB with Zalman VF1000 installed on it. Never OCed.


SOLD

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2GB Stick of DDR3 1066.

$25

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I have a Zalman water block on my E6550 so that will be included for whoever wants it.

EDIT: I went ahead and bought i7 already so i can part out now but i have to keep the case until i sell mobo or CPU+RAM so I have the cash for another case.

So... I will entertain trades for a nice case and/or 600+ W PSU (to power i7 + GTX285).




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Yes I do have the side panel I just had it off while I was installing parts.

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Why are you selling your RAM, why not just buy another stick to have 3 and do tripple channel on the new board?
 
Why are you selling your RAM, why not just buy another stick to have 3 and do tripple channel on the new board?

i think you will find that not all DDR3 sticks will support tri channel, oldder stuff is only dual channel.
 
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