[FS][EU] [UK] Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 + Nvidia GTX 470/465 RAM & VRM sinks.

[antuk15]

It's clear out time again!

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10i

Fully network unlocked
Fully boxed
Comes with 3 jelly cases
Average wear marks for it's age, Not visible with jelly case fitted
Upgraded to Android 2.3.3
Rooted
Busy box and Xrecovery installed
CPU overclocked to 1.2Ghz
Had a screen protector fitted all it's life
Adobe flash support
720p HD Video recording

Beast of a phone but just pre-ordred the Samsung Galaxy Nexus as I'm moving to contract, All the donkey work has been done, If you don't like the ROM I use then just put another one on the SD card and flash ( takes 60 seconds to change ROMS )
This phone cost a fortune to unlock, After paying for these so called web codes that never worked finally found a shop to unlock it, And wanted £30 for the pleasure.

I've been keeping an eye in these on Ebay and they go for very decent money still so I'm asking £155 shipped just to get rid of it quick.

BT only

GTX 470/465 sinks

These were bought to keep the RAM and VRM cool when using a single, Core only water block.

I sold the cards and never got around to using these, They're brand new.

2 of these available

£10 each shipped

Paypal or BT ( BT prefered )

My Heat rating - HERE

My ebay rating - HERE

Also listed on aria​

 

[Mussels]

thread crapping removed. seriously, the rules do state that discussion of prices should be via PM.

 

[antuk15]

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[antuk15]

£140 for the phone

£8 each for the VRM sinks

 

[antuk15]

£120 for the phone

 

[pantherx12]

Bump if I had the money might grab the phone, fed up of my desire z, can't root the bloody thing and the keyboard flips out when I drop the phone potentially breaking it lol

 

[antuk15]

Bump if I had the money might grab the phone, fed up of my desire z, can't root the bloody thing and the keyboard flips out when I drop the phone potentially breaking it lol

This phone has everything already done, Takes 30 seconds to change ROMs as well

 

[antuk15]

Bump

 

[UseNow]

Is it in warranty mate, or did you void it with your unlocking?

All stable without issues/faults? Full working order?

Thanks.

 

[antuk15]

Is it in warranty mate, or did you void it with your unlocking?

All stable without issues/faults? Full working order?

Thanks.

Yea mate, unlocking and rooting voided any warranty but you hardly get warranty with used phones anyway because of the EMEI number being registered at purchase.

Its rock solid, no reception problems, no faults.... Works flawless!!

CPU overclocks to 1.2Ghz which again is rock solid stable.

 

[UseNow]

Yea mate, unlocking and rooting voided any warranty but you hardly get warranty with used phones anyway because of the EMEI number being registered at purchase.

Its rock solid, no reception problems, no faults.... Works flawless!!

CPU overclocks to 1.2Ghz which again is rock solid stable.

What was th stock CPU speed? How have you managed to get it OC'd? Whats this rooting?

 

[antuk15]

What was th stock CPU speed? How have you managed to get it OC'd? Whats this rooting?

Stock CPU is 1Ghz and 1.2Ghz when overlooked.

Rooting is basically unlocking the operating system and unlocking its full potential.

Overlooking is allowed because of a custom Kernal.

 

[MilkyWay]

Rooting is when you flash the memory via software with a different rom. You unlock the phone basically removes all software/firmware restrictions. I dont know if its technically legal. Sometimes it just gives yourself admin like access to a phone, so you can change the UI or whatever you like.

Like jailbreaking an iphone.

LOL basically what antuk15 said. Nice phone btw.

 

[InnocentCriminal]

Rooting is when you flash the memory via software with a different rom.

Sorry Kieran, but that's not really what rooting is. Rooting is allowing the owner to become the root user of the OS on the phone. Which, in turn allows the user to install apps that require the root user account to change certain system attributes or the a like. It's part of the process of flashing a different/custom ROM, however it isn't essential as you can flash the manufacturer's ROM(s) without being rooted (the way they intended).

I mean BUMP!

 

[MilkyWay]

So then flashing the rom and rooting are 2 separate things, i assumed it was the same process.
EDIT: Sorry for hijacking the thread for a moment.

 

[InnocentCriminal]

BUMP!

So then flashing the rom and rooting are 2 separate things, i assumed it was the same process.
EDIT: Sorry for hijacking the thread for a moment.

Two separate things yeah. I mean you can root without even touching another ROM.

 

[antuk15]

Someone buy it!!

 

[antuk15]

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