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| System Name | Haz0 |
|---|---|
| Processor | i7-2700K |
| Motherboard | Gigabyte Z68X-UD3H-B3 |
| Cooling | Chicken Stock |
| Memory | 16GB G.Skill Ripshits X 1600MHz |
| Video Card(s) | Sapphire 5850 |
| Storage | Kingston 128GB SSD + WD Black 640GB + 2x 1.5TB |
| Display(s) | 24" Acer G245HQ + 19" Lenovo L194 |
| Case | Antec NSK-4482 Orangified |
| Audio Device(s) | X-Fi XtremeGamer |
| Power Supply | Corsair TX750W |
| Software | Windows 7: Electric Boogaloo |
Up for sale is a Netgear XE102 powerline network adapter set. This lets you send your internet signal through the power lines in a house.
There's not much to the device other than the power prongs, an Ethernet port, and some indicator LED's. Age is unknown but the ones they make now look a bit different. They're in fair condition with a couple of nicks and scratches.
It was tested out this evening, with the transmitter and receiver in the same room, and again with the receiver on the other side of the house (going through a junction box) and it worked well both times.
$old
No shipping outside of ConUS, link to heatware is in my signature.
Will consider trading plus cash for a video card (one that can get 40+ FPS in TF2 using med/high settings at 1920x1080) or a solid mATX 775 board (nothing fancy, just needs to work).
There's not much to the device other than the power prongs, an Ethernet port, and some indicator LED's. Age is unknown but the ones they make now look a bit different. They're in fair condition with a couple of nicks and scratches.
It was tested out this evening, with the transmitter and receiver in the same room, and again with the receiver on the other side of the house (going through a junction box) and it worked well both times.
$old
No shipping outside of ConUS, link to heatware is in my signature.
Will consider trading plus cash for a video card (one that can get 40+ FPS in TF2 using med/high settings at 1920x1080) or a solid mATX 775 board (nothing fancy, just needs to work).
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